Education Information Policy Indications Parent Interventions Teacher Insights Science Innovations Technology Inceptions Life Inspirations Leadership Instincts August 19, 2018 HOME EDU SERVICES Parents Teachers Students Institutions Policy Makers Service Providers EDU LANDSCAPE Higher Studies Career Outlook Entrepreneurship Design Your Life Earn While You Learn EDU SUPPORT Stipends & Grants Scholarships & Sponsorships Prizes & Awards Gift & Donations Loans & Investment Fellowships & Endowments EDU RESOURCE Skill Academy Pallikkutam MOOCS Learning Assistance Counselling EDU CAMPAIGNS International Campaigns National Campaigns Regional Campaigns My Campaigns EDU RETREAT Art & Literature Hobbies & Trends Health & Lifestyle Vacations & Trips Holidays Creative Living EDU LITERATURE Books Movies Short Films Performing Arts Group Games Blogs LOGIN CENTRE Login Centre Technology Inceptions: MediaTek may bring out 5G technology prior to Qualcomm | Parent Interventions: The “rain follow the plow” is proven plausible | Science Innovations: Homo erectus got extinct due to their “laziness” | Teacher Insights: Student mindset is the key to academic stress | Science Innovations: WHO Recommends Whole Grain Starch | Technology Inceptions: Facebook Does not Take it Down'Simply for Being False' | Science Innovations: Cyclists beware of vehicles turning right | Technology Inceptions: TSMC to shut down after virus attack for a short time | Teacher Insights: Who is more cliquey? Boys or Girls? | Technology Inceptions: Is the News Fake? WhatsApp on to pointing out the misleaders | Science Innovations: Fields Medal announced | Science Innovations: New “sponge” to clear rivers | Science Innovations: The Longest Known Prime Number | Life Inspirations: THE FINEST HOUR OF THE HEART OF DARKNESS | Parent Interventions: Do you understand your child? | Home Edu News Health Monitor Search for: 02-08-2018 CHILDHOOD OBESITY The most important causes are the environment we inhabit, genetic predisposition, hormonal imbalance, lack of physical activity, poor dietary patterns and so on 20-07-2018 WHAT WE SHOULD KNOW Joints are the anatomical structures where two bones articulate between each other. A tissue called ‘articular cartilage’ covers the articulating bone sur... 01-06-2018 JOINT REPLACEMENT: KNOW YOUR KNEE Total knee replacement is a surgical procedure in which parts of an arthritic or damaged knee are removed and replaced with a metal and a polyethylene device ... 08-05-2018 NON-SURGICAL BREAST INTERVENTIONS The development and widespread use of image-guided breast biopsies has revolutionised the way breast lesions are managed and has expanded the role of breast i... 26-04-2018 IT CAN HAPPEN IN A FLASH The summer vacation is here and our children are most likely going the full hog in pursuit of some serious fun and frolic. A word of caution is, however, in or... 06-03-2018 VITAL LEVER Liver is the largest gland in the body and is located in the upper right quadrant of the abdomen beneath the rib cage. The human liver is in reality a wonderf... 22-01-2018 Test vaccine for malaria appears promi... London: A new, experimental vaccine for malaria has shown fast and effective results against acute infection, protection against relapse, as well as, delay in r... 05-01-2018 Less sleep a night may lead to depress... New York: Are you in the habit sleeping less than eight hours a night? Beware, you may be at risk of suffering from depression and anxiety, according to a study... 28-12-2017 Bi-weekly exercise may boost memory in... New York: Exercising twice a week may improve thinking ability and memory in people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI), according to a new guideline released ... 21-12-2017 Eat salads; Keep your brain years youn... New York: Eating one to two servings of salad with spinach, lettuce and kale daily may keep your brain 11 years younger as well as prevent dementia, according t... 20-12-2017 How to avoid obesity New Delhi: Avoid obesity and its related health problems like diabetes, hypertension and hormonal disorders by changing few habits. Stop smoking, eat right at t... 19-12-2017 Social isolation may raise diabetes ri... London: Men and women who are not active socially and remain isolated may be at an increased risk of developing diabetes than individuals with larger social net... 1234567
