Obesity Challenge

Sumithra Sathyan | 10-October-2013

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Considered as a ‘killer lifestyle disease’, obesity has now become a global health issue. Lack of exercise, eating junk foods, long working hours and stress are the main causes of obesity. According

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From Overweight To Super Obese

Dr Koshy George | 10-October-2013

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The number of people with overweight is increasing rapidly and lifestyle changes are found to be the main cause of this ‘fatty’ issue

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Surgery, The Best Option

Dr Ravindran Kumeran | 10-October-2013

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Medications, diet and exercise can be helpful in losing weight, but surgery is the best option to treat obesity in the long term

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Sperms play spoilsport

Lakshmi Narayanan | 10-September-2013

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Parenthood is the loveliest feeling on the Earth. When a couple turns into parents, it becomes the beginning of a new social and intellectual order. A child of their own that will be the ultimate aim

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Age bar: Sperms weaken with time

Neethu Mohan | 10-September-2013

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Dr KD Nayar, Chief Consultant, Infertility and IVF at Akansha IVF Centre, New Delhi, tells Future Medicine about the role of age, sperm quality and hereditary factors in infertility. Dr KD Nayar has

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It’s in your genes

Sumithra Sathyan | 10-August-2013

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With the increasing ability to control infectious and nutritional diseases in the developed countries, there has come the realisation that genetic diseases are a major cause of disability, death, and

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10-15 % of ovarian cancer is hereditary

Sumithra Sathyan | 10-August-2013

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About 10-15 per cent of ovarian cancer may be due to hereditary gene mutations. But hereditary factors are insignificant in cervical cancer. The incidences of cervical cancer are expected to decrease

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‘Diabetes is undoubtedly a hereditary disorder’

Dr Jothydev Kesavadev | 10-August-2013

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Though diabetes is a hereditary disease, it can be preventable with lifestyle changes. Obesity, lack of physical exercise, high levels of cholesterol and untreated blood pressure are the triggering

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Epigenetic patterns linked to early life experiences

Dr Zachary Kaminsky | 10-August-2013

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Parentally induced early environmental stress may in turn affect successive parenting style of the next generation

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Know your genes before planning to start a family

Dr Suyashree Palkar | 10-August-2013

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Genetic tests will tell you whether you are exposed to any hereditary diseases. Though there is no complete cure, many genetic disorders can be managed with treatment

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