The recent report presented by Ontario Medical Association has shown that that the increasing amount of pollution will take several lives in Canada.

Researchers did a national analysis to asses the impact of smoke on public health. Researchers also claim that increasing pollution will also adversely affect the national economy. Researchers used a model to calculate the number of deaths and health care costs.

A recent study has shown that deficiency of vitamin D can lead to occurrence of chronic pain in women.

The study also showed that low levels of vitamin D have no connection to chronic widespread pain in men.

The researchers analyzed the data collected from 7,000 men and women, all aged around 45. The study subjects were from across England, Scotland and Wales.

Researchers claim that recent research can help in finding successful cure of dementia.

Researchers from Nottingham University have artificially reproduced a common form of dementia. Researchers affirm that present study has given better understanding of dementia.

Researchers have genetically produced the first-ever mouse model with the type of brain degeneration seen in Lewy body disease and Parkinson's disease. A large number if people suffer from this condition.

Lead researcher, Prof John Mayer said, "This mouse model is the first platform to understand how the brain cell deterioration takes place. We will use this model to identify targets for new drugs to slow or prevent the disease."

AIDS is a deadly incurable disease. People suffering from AIDS are looked down upon by the people. In India, a person suffering from AIDS is ranked as sinner by others. In some parts of India, people under grip of this virus are treated like untouchables.

AIDS patient is sometimes devoid of basic human rights. Despite of various campaigns started by government to correct the misconceptions linked with this disease, AIDS patient is still treated with contempt. People suffering from AIDS can’t live a normal life due to various social stigmas attached to AIDS.
 

The research team led by Hui Liu studied the effects of marriage on the health of men and women.

The recent study by researchers from Michigan State University showed that marriage has more health benefits for men as compared to women.

Researchers also found out that the difference between health standards of never-married and married men is decreasing. But it is also a fact that married men are still healthier than singles.

The researchers analyzed the data collected from 1.1 million people between ages of 25 and 80 in 32 years. The study subjects were married, widowed, divorced, separated, and never married.

The researchers also found that health of singles is improving.

The recent U.S research has disclosed that maintaining a healthy lifestyle can cut one’s stroke risk by about 80 percent.

During the study, the investigators focused on the following five healthy lifestyle factors including regular exercise, healthy diet, limited intake of alcohol, no smoking and maintenance of weight.