Think coffee is unsafe? Energy drinks can cause nausea and seizures

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Think coffee is unsafe? Energy drinks can cause nausea and seizures Energy drinks are not recommended for use by people participating in sporting activities.

Vape alert: E-cigarettes attracting more youth towards world of tobacco Adolescents who use e-cigarettes are more likely to start smoking conventional cigarettes within a year.

Children who watch TV with ads more likely to eat junk food and gain weight The commercial advertisements on TV may be driving youngsters to snack on more unhealthy food.

Compliance to rehab makes recovery from stroke more effective There has been a lot of focus on preventing strokes and measures taken to manage the risk factors.

Don't pass the salt, please. How this ingredient is more harmful than you know While we need the normal sodium level in our blood for our bodies to function well, it is the added salt which leads to many lifestyle diseases.

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Don't suppress a sneeze, it can rupture your throat or pop a blood vessel in the brain Stifling a sneeze may even burst an ear drum.

Tooth sensitivity bothering you? Bust these myths first to feel well Cavities cause sensitivity, brushing right after meals is good: 5 myths you need to bust about oral care.

Bullied kids at higher risk of suicidal behaviour and anxiety Anti-bullying initiatives must start before children enter school.

Hogging nuts to lose weight? Binge-eating healthy foods can have a reverse effect Nutritionists say that the most important thing is to get your portion size right.

Losing weight in arthritis can be challenging: Try these exercises to tone your body Here are a number of simple exercises you can still do to strengthen upper and lower body.

Always wondered how the brain works? New tech is here to understand how the organ functions The human brain is composed of billions of neurons wired together in intricate webs.

Bend it like Bollywood! Celebs inspire workout regimens for fitness freaks  Enthusiasts switch to Bollywood stars' workout regimen on seeing them on social media.

Have trouble falling asleep? Making a to-do list just before bedtime can help you doze off quickly Just take out five minutes to jot down the to-do list, rather than chronicling your completed tasks.

Breakfast goals: Eating muesli and fruits may keep arthritis at bay A fibre-rich diet can have a positive influence on chronic inflammatory joint diseases, leading to stronger bones. Swelling, fatigue, and other common ailments that could be signs of lung cancer If you see these six unlikely signs developing, get checked by a medical professional.

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