After hitting the gym, doing yoga and jogging, people are now trying blood group-based diets as experts say the secret to a fit body may be hidden in the blood type.
After hitting the gym, doing yoga and jogging, people are now trying blood group-based diets as experts say the secret to a fit body may be hidden in the blood type.
SYDNEY - A particular kind of imitation in which a child copies everything an adult shows them appears to be a universal human activity rather than something the children of middle-class parents pick up.
Although the number of overweight children is rising, a U.S. study has found that obese children in grades 3 through 6 are still more likely to be bullied by thinner classmates even if they are popular or smart.
LONDON - Giving vitamin A to women aged between 15 and 45 in poor nations does not cut maternal death rates, scientists said on Tuesday in a study which contradicts earlier research showing a dramatic drop in death rates.
Researchers have discovered that you can tell whether someone is really listening or not by how frequently they blink.
A good night’s sleep could be the key to living longer. People who reach 100 are three times more likely to spend at least 10 hours a night in bed, scientists have found.
Clapping while singing songs is likely to spur development of important skills in children, a first-ever study on the subject says.
PEOPLE playing computer games to train their brains might as well be playing Super Mario, new research suggests.
LONDON - A common white flower could revolutionise the treatment of leukaemia, researchers have said.
HONG KONG - Children whose mothers had low exposure to sunlight during their first three months of pregnancy may have a higher risk of developing multiple sclerosis later in life, a study in Australia has found.