In the study, it was found that women need 20 minutes more sleep than men because their brain works harder, know more about the study

Women need more sleep than men; even science agrees

Women need more sleep than men even science agrees

In the study, it was found that women need 20 minutes more sleep than men because their brain works harder, know more about the study

Women need more sleep than men!
Yes, science is backing up this claim.
It was found in the study done by the Sleep Research Centre at Loughborough University.&nbsp;
Accroding to the study, women need 20 minutes more of sleep time than men because their brain works harder.
The study explains that this happens because women are better at doing multiple tasks simultaneously.&nbsp;
Some studies also suggest that women are 40% more likely to have insomnia than men as they are more sensitive to sound than men, which ends up interrupting their sleep.
Another reason backed by science to prove that women need more sleep than men.
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According to the Lancet Commission on pollution and health, pollution was the leading environmental risk factor for premature death globally in 2022. 

Pollution: Leading environmental risk factor for premature death globally 

According to the Lancet Commission on pollution and health, pollution was&nbsp;the leading environmental risk factor for premature death globally in 2022.

According to the Lancet Commission on pollution and health, pollution was the leading environmental risk factor for premature death globally in 2022. It caused almost nine million premature deaths worldwide.
WHO also says that air pollution is the cause behind seven million deaths all across the globe each year, which is more than the number of deaths caused due to COVID-19. Air pollution-related health costs are projected to be $ 8.1 trillion annually, or 6.1 per cent of the world&rsquo;s GDP.&nbsp;
A recent study by the Jaslok-Fertile Tree International Centre with IIT Mumbai revealed secondary metabolites of phthalates were derived from plastic products in the ovarian follicles of infertile women. A global decrease in sperm count is also being caused due to air pollutants.&nbsp;
According to another study about 90 per cent of children worldwide spend their early years inhaling poisonous air, causing long term health issues as they grow older. &nbsp;
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The study also concluded that higher concentrations of caffeine were associated with lower body mass index(BMI), healthy weight, better metabolism and fat burn.

Study says caffeine reduces the risk of diabetes and prevents obesity; know more

Caffeine might not be that bad; may lower risk of diabetes. Know what study says

The study also concluded that higher concentrations of caffeine were associated with lower body mass index(BMI), healthy weight, better metabolism and fat burn.

According to a new study published in the journal BMJ Medicine high caffeine intake could lower body fat levels and cut the risk of developing diabetes. The study was conducted on 10,000 participants. The research used Mendelian randomisation, a method of establishing cause and effect through genetic evidence to calculate caffeine levels in blood.
Hence, it was concluded that higher concentrations of caffeine were associated with lower body mass index(BMI), healthy weight, better metabolism, and fat burn and were also linked to a lower risk of type 2 diabetes.
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Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.

Dr Bostock said that sleeping under five minutes after getting into bed could be a bad sign and reflects unhealthy sleeping habits; know more.

Do you fall asleep under 5 minutes? Sleep scientist claims it's not a healthy sign

Dr Bostock said that sleeping under five minutes after getting into bed could be a bad sign and reflects unhealthy sleeping habits; know more.

Do you get envious of people who sleep as soon as they hit the bed? Well, you shouldn't be because as per sleep scientist Dr Sophie Bostock it is not a healthy sign.&nbsp;
Dr Bostock said that sleeping under five minutes after getting into bed could be a bad sign and reflects unhealthy sleeping habits.&nbsp;
She further claimed that those who sleep under 5 minutes are sleep deprived and they need to improve their sleep cycle.&nbsp;
Moreover, she said that the ideal amount of time to fall asleep is within 15-20 minutes.
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People generally switch to rock salt commonly known as sendha namak during fasting. Know what are the health benefits of sendha namak. 

Chaitra Navratri 2023: Know why switching to sendha namak during fasting is medically healthy too

People generally switch to rock salt commonly known as sendha namak during fasting. Know about some of its health benefits.&nbsp;

People generally switch to rock salt commonly known as sendha namak during fasting. But it is also beneficial for many other health issues including high blood pressure and diabetes.
<h3>Keeps sodium levels in check</h3>
Like too much sodium, too low sodium is equally unhealthy. So, consuming even a small amount of rock salt with meals balances level of sodium in our body.
<h3>Provides electrolytes</h3>
Fasting might cause electrolyte imbalance in the body causing cramps and weakness. As sendha namak contains various electrolytes, it may help relieve such health issues.
<h3>Helps in digestion</h3>
According to Ayurveda, sendha namak helps with digestive issues like bloating, indigestion and gastric problems caused due to fasting.
<h3>Treats sore throat</h3>
Gargling with rock salt soothes pain and soreness in throat. Studies have proven it effective and is recommended by organizations like the American Cancer Society.
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Disclaimer: editorji does not provide medical advice. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained in this story are for informational purposes only. No material in this video is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider.

The study which was published in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, asked parents of more than 18,000 children to complete questionnaires about their children’s diets. 

Is your child eating more aerated drinks than fruits and vegetables? Know what study suggests

Study suggests children eat more junk than fruits and veggies

The study which was published in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, asked parents of more than 18,000 children to complete questionnaires about their children&rsquo;s diets.&nbsp;

Is your child eating more junk food and aerated drinks than fruits and vegetables?&nbsp;
A study shows that children consume more sugary drinks as compared to fruits and vegetables. The study was published in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. &nbsp;
It mentioned that American children under 5 don&rsquo;t eat a single vegetable daily and one-third of them don&rsquo;t eat a single fruit but 60% of them consume sugary drinks. Parents of more than 18,000 children were asked to complete questionnaires about their children&rsquo;s diets. &nbsp;&nbsp;
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, children who get less than 30 minutes of moderate physical activity every day; girls between 2 and 3 should eat 1 cup of fruits and 1 cup of vegetables daily, and girls from 4 to 8 should eat 1 to 1.5 cups of fruits and 1 to 1.5 cups of vegetables per day. Whereas boys between 2 and 3 need 1 cup of fruits and 1 cup of vegetables daily, and boys from 4 to 8 should eat 1 to 1.5 cups of fruits and 1.5 cups of vegetables daily.&nbsp;
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Ramadan is considered to be a holy month and is the ninth month in the Muslim Lunar calendar. These tips will help you stay healthy during the month long fasting.

Ramadan 2023: Important tips to be followed for a healthy month long fasting 

Ramadan is considered to be a holy month and is the ninth month in the Muslim Lunar calendar. These tips will help you stay healthy during the month long fasting.

The Holy month of Ramadan is beginning on March 22 and will continue for a month. Devotees observe long day fasts and are allowed to have food and water only before sunrise and after sunset.&nbsp;
Fasting all day naturally makes you feel tired and hungry. So, it is important to first replenish the lost liquids instead of consuming food that might cause bloating.
<h3>Essential fasting tips to be kept in mind:</h3>
Sehri or pre-dawn meal&nbsp;
It is important to consume food that will quench your thirst. Cucumber, zucchini, buttermilk, curd, melon and banana will keep you full and energetic for longer. Include complex carbohydrates in your meal like oats, jowar, ragi, sugar-free muesli along with whole wheat.&nbsp;
Iftar meal&nbsp;
The first meal after a long day of fasting should be kept light. One should consume something which provides instant electrolytes and raises sugar levels. The best way to cure dehydration is to break your fast with coconut water, ORS or salt and sugar water. &nbsp;
Dinner meal&nbsp;
For your main course consume a lot of carbs, proteins and high fibre vegetables. Carbs could be in the form of sweet potato or rice or even millets. Get your daily dose of protein from meat, chicken, fish or dal.&nbsp;
What to avoid&nbsp;
Avoid sugar, desserts, fruit juices and aerated drinks as they will leave you with cravings and low energy levels, making it difficult to fast again the very next day.
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For research, a team from US-based waterfilterguru.com collected samples of various types of bottles and from different parts of the bottles and found two types of bacteria. Know more.

Study finds reusable bottles contain 40,000 times more bacteria than a toilet seat

Caution! Water bottles you use regularly might be dirtier than a toilet seat

For research, a team from US-based waterfilterguru.com collected samples of various types of bottles&nbsp;and from different parts of the bottles and found two types of bacteria. Know more.

Most of the time, we miss cleaning our water bottles that we use regularly. But it has been revealed in a study that reusable bottles contain almost 40,000 times more bacteria than a toilet seat.&nbsp;
For research, a team from US-based waterfilterguru.com collected samples of various types of bottles and from different parts of the bottles. They found two types of bacteria in them; gram-negative rods and bacillus.&nbsp;
As many types of bacteria are already present in our mouth, the researchers advise washing our water bottles at least once a day with hot water and soap and sanitise them every week.&nbsp;
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The lead study author and Northwestern Medicine neurologist Dr. Minjee Kim said that light should be pretty dim for several hours before we go to bed, know more

Dimming lights before bedtime leads to safer pregnancy as per study

The lead study author and Northwestern Medicine neurologist Dr. Minjee Kim said that light should be pretty dim for several hours before we go to bed, know more.

A latest research from Northwestern Medicine suggests that dimming the lights before bedtime is good for pregnant women.&nbsp;
It was mentioned that during pregnancy, women who spend time in rooms with low lighting, including not-so-bright phone and computer screens, before hitting bed are at lesser risk for gestational diabetes mellitus.
The lead study author and Northwestern Medicine neurologist Dr. Minjee Kim said that light should be pretty dim for several hours before we go to bed. We probably don&rsquo;t need that much light for whatever we do routinely in the evening.
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Many devotees fast for all the nine days of Navratri. But if you are a diabetic, know the things you must keep in mind while fasting. 

Chaitra Navratri 2023: Diabetics must keep these in mind while fasting

Many devotees fast for all the nine days of Navratri. But if you are a diabetic, know the things you must keep in mind while fasting.&nbsp;

Chaitra Navratri is going to begin on March 22 this year and will end on March 30. Many devotees fast for all the nine days but diabetic patients must keep some important things in mind while fasting.&nbsp; &nbsp; Keep checking blood sugar level to stay healthy during Navratri. Include the right amount of carbs, fiber and protein in your diet and get enough sleep.&nbsp; Buckwheat or Singhada flour eaten during fasting is a healthy option, but instead of having deep fried pooris or pakodas, make bread out of it and eat it with curd as deep fried food increases sugar level.&nbsp; &nbsp; Diabetic patients can eat khichdi or kheer made of Sama rice. Ash gourd (petha) or white pumpkin can also be eaten during fasting but do not add jaggery to it.&nbsp;
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30% children face mental health risk from smart phone addiction

A study on smart phone&nbsp;addiction among adolescents has found that one in every four kid has a 'very problematic relationship with their phone.' Conducted by researchers at King&rsquo;s College London, the obsession with phone was shown to be similar to typical addiction symptoms panicking&nbsp;or getting upset when their phone was unavailable, difficulty in controlling the amount of time spent on the phone and preferring their phone over other enjoyable activities.&nbsp;The researchers accessed 41 different studies linking mental health and smart phone addiction since the year 2011, analysing almost 42,000 young adults.&nbsp;

The fungus has a mortality rate of 60% and poses a high risk to older people or those with compromised immune systems, as per USA's Centers for Disease Control.

USA: deadly fungal infection cases rising; up 4,300% in 6 yrs

The fungus has a mortality rate of 60% and poses a high risk to older people or those with compromised immune systems, as per USA's Centers for Disease Control.

A fungus which is hard to kill and has a high mortality rate among humans is spreading across the United States of America, as per a report in the Wall Street Journal.
Candida auris, which was discovered in Japan in 2009, infected more than 2,300 people in USA in 2022, as compared to 53 in 2016.
The fungus has a mortality rate of 60% and poses a high risk to older people or those with compromised immune systems, as per USA's Centers for Disease Control.
Candida auris is hard to destroy, with at least 7 infections being resistant to available antifungals in 2021, up from 4 in the years before 2020, as per CDC.
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India's daily Covid tally inched closer to the 1,000 mark, with 918 new cases being reported in a single day, as per government data released on 20 March 2023.
Four deaths were reported in 24 hours. Active Covid-19 cases rose to 6,350.
44,225 tests were conducted in one day, and the daily positivity rate stood at 2.08%. This is a proportion of positive test results out of the total tests done.
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Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin.

Cucumber is a must in your summer diet. Know its various health benefits here

Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin. 

Make cucumber your BFF this summer season; know why

Cucumber has several benefits and besides being great for health, it is also good for skin.

Summers are here and with the change in season, the time has come to take care of your health and skin. It is recommended&nbsp; to consume water-rich food like cucumber. Cucumber has several benefits, not only for health but also for skin.&nbsp;
Cucumber consists of 95 per cent water, so it helps fulfil the requirement of water in our body. It is also rich in fibre, magnesium and potassium, due to which one's blood pressure remains under control.
Moreover, cucumbers should be eaten with peel as the fibre present in them helps in better digestion and also provides relief from constipation. &nbsp;
Cucumber works wonders even for your skin. Placing cucumber slices under the eyes helps in rejuvenation and makes one feel relaxed. It also helps in getting rid of skin irritation, swollen face and redness.&nbsp;
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It was found in the study that 78% to 98% of men are ready to take male contraceptive pills; know more about it.

Study says men are ready to use contraceptive pills; know more about it

Are men ready to use birth control pills? Latest study discloses

It was found in the study that 78% to 98% of men are ready to take male contraceptive pills; know more about it.

In the recent past, a piece of news made rounds on the internet which said that the day is not far when men can also have birth control pills. Even though the pill is not available in the market yet, it raised a question whether men will actually consider taking them.&nbsp;
Soon after this, a study was presented at the Reproductive Health Innovation Summit in Boston in February 2023, which says that men and their partners are in favour of birth control pills for men.&nbsp;
The survey was done by the Bill &amp; Melinda Gates Foundation which involved 19,000 adult men from eight different countries, namely Nigeria, Kenya, Cote d&rsquo;Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Vietnam, Bangladesh, India, and the USA.
And it was concluded that 78% to 98% of men are ready to take male contraceptive pills.
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Zero-calorie sweetener linked to heart attack and stroke, finds study. 

Artificial sweeteners may increase the risk of heart diseases: Study 

Zero-calorie sweetener linked to heart attack and stroke, finds study.&nbsp;

According to a study published in the journal Nature Medicine, zero-calorie sweeteners such as erythritol may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and blood clots.&nbsp;
Researchers noted that individuals with existing risk factors for heart disease, were twice as likely to experience a heart attack or stroke if they had the highest levels of erythritol in their blood.&nbsp;
Artificial sugar substitutes aren't necessarily a safe or healthy alternative and should be consumed in moderation, study authors concluded.&nbsp;
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