http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news Enjoy Latest News and Updates with CoolHealthTips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 07:29:46 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Results of a new US study show that cholesterol lowering drug rosuvastatin can considerably decrease the risk of venous thromboembolism in healthy people. In their trials the researchers found that rosuvastatin reduced the risk of blood clots or venous thromboembolism nearly 43 percent in healthy people. Pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/rosuvastatin-can-significantly-decrease-blood-clotting-risk.html A new research has shown the children who live near parks or play grounds may fight better against childhood obesity and remain active. The findings has demonstrated the probability of a girl to walk to school became doubled and boy’s likelihood to leisure walking increased by 69 percent. It shows the ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/green-spots-near-home-keep-the-children-active.html A new research has revealed that fat neck may also be used as a measure to determine heart risk. It’s likely to asses anyone’s waist as a clue for ascertaining the risk of heart problems. The researchers said, with the help of measuring the thickness of one’s neck may be used ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/fat-neck-may-indicate-heart-risk.html US President Barack Obama announced the overturn towards the stem cell policy of former US President George W. Bush. He further said that his government would follow science rather than political ideology. Obama is intended to turn around the limits on stem cell research being funded by federal government and ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/obama-to-overturn-bush-epoch-stem-cell-strategy.html Distribution of free antibiotics during this terrible winter, by the super stores to the customer short of money has become a practice. This raises the high concern of the health and medical authorities to look into the matter seriously as the overuse of these free antibiotics may result in drug ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/free-antibiotics-may-result-in-high-charge.html It’s been suggested in a new report that peoples who are 50+ abound in HIV infection and prevalence rates. This report has been concluded by scientists working with World Health Organization (WHO). These findings were published in the Bulletin of the World Health Organization this week. It states that elder peoples ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/hiv-rates-abound-in-50-peoples.html Two new researches have been presented on the health day which supported two different diagnosis of prostate cancer. One advocates that an uncomplicated urine test could be helpful in picking out 50 percent men suffering from prostate cancer while the other is in the favor of combining the risk factors ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/tests-may-help-in-prostate-cancer-diagnosis.html Top medical groups of doctors are now giving advice, on the usage of a drug, to the men who undergo screening for prostate cancer. Finasteride contracts the prostate and curtails testosterone hormone that assists the cancer to grow. It is generally sold for the cure of urinary problems in the ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/doctors-support-prostate-drug-use.html A huge research on the older men and women supports the evidence that calcium rich diets may keep away some cancers. The study is less precise than those had been done in the past. Because of its large number of subjects, it presents strong verification of the concept that to ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/calcium-may-decrease-cancer-risk-in-elderly.html A new research has discovered a new type of antibody, while working on the immune system protein to cure different types of influenza. The discovery is very important in the respect that it has the capacity to counteract with the viruses responsible for influenza and especially, H5N1 avian influenza. At present ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/newly-discovered-antibodies-fight-several-flu-viruses.html Results of a UK study show that unhealthy lifestyle can put people at higher risk for stroke. People, who are less physical active, consume too much alcohol, smoke and have least amount of fruit and vegetables in their daily servings, have higher odds to be a victim of stroke. According to ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/unhealthy-lifestyle-may-double-stroke-risk.html A new research has found a co-relation between hearing problems and diseases related to eye sight. The researchers discovered that sensorineural hearing disorder,the consequence of impairment of the nerves connect the ear to the brain or damage to the inner ear, has some link with eye sight problem. It has been ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/eyesight-disorders-and-hear-shortfall-may-relate-to-each-other.html According to a new study, death rates due to sudden cardiac arrest are comparatively rare. Results of a study, which has been published in the journal Circulation, show that 18, 66 athletes (aged 8-39) in the US died or survived due to cardiac arrest during 1980-2006. Nearly half of these athletes ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/young-athletes-have-least-risk-for-sudden-cardiac-death.html According to a new study, people, who have significant exposure to passive smoke, have 44% higher risk of becoming a victim of dementia. Though some previous studies have found some links between higher risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia, the current study is the leading review till today which shows a relation ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/exposure-to-secondhand-smoke-may-increase-dementia-risk.html Results of a new study show that cash offers to smokers to quit their bad and unhealthy habit proves quite helpful for many people to give up smoking. In this study, a group of General Electric Co. workers around the country was included and they were offered even more than $750 ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/cash-offers-prompt-smokers-to-quit-cigarettes.html Results of a new study show that long term use of aspirin or some other NSAIDs (Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) may help to decrease precancerous lesions risk that can become the cause of colorectal cancer. Dr. John A Baron, who co-authored the study, says: “It’s quite clear that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs seem ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/prolonged-aspirin-use-may-decrease-precancerous-lesions-risk.html A new study suggests that a large number of smokers who are not willing to kick smoking for their own health will try to do this for the sake of their dear pets. Sharon Milberger, the lead author of the study says in this connection, “We tried to find out whether ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/many-smokers-willing-to-stop-smoking-for-their-pets.html There are only as many as 10 out of 100 patients that are able to get rid of the pancreatic tumour. Most of them seem to have an aggravated form of the pancreatic cancer called adenocarcinoma and is usually too late to operate. This is considered to be one of ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/only-some-get-surgery-for-severe-pancreatic-cancer.html The results of a new study show that childhood seaside stay during vacations can boost the risk of melanoma in later years of life. In their study, Denver researchers assessed 681 kids who were born in Colorado in 1998 and after inquiring about childhood seaside stays during vacations they made some ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/seaside-stay-in-childhood-may-increase-melanoma-risk-in-later-life.html You must have always wondered as to why some of the allergy reactions occur quickly and sometimes may even become fatal. There is a new research that has been published in the February issue of the Journal of Leukocyte Biology. The reports elaborates that the scientists from the Queen’s University ... http://www.coolhealthtips.com/news/new-division-of-allergy-drugs-to-result-from-the-latest-discovery.html