Prolonged Breastfeeding Linked to Higher Risk of Early Childhood Caries Study Dr. Shravani Dali27 April 2025 8:15 PM ISTResearchers have found in a new meta-analysis that Prolonged Breastfeeding was linked to a Higher Risk of Early Childhood Caries. The meta-analysis of...
IBD Patients at higher risk of Periodontitis, reveals research Dr. Shravani Dali10 April 2025 8:45 PM ISTResearchers have found in a new study that patients with inflammatory bowel disease have a higher risk of developing periodontitis, making regular...
Childhood Obesity Linked to Higher Risk of Skin Conditions and Health Issues: Study Dr. Shravani Dali16 Feb 2025 8:00 PM ISTResearchers have found in a new study that Childhood obesity is associated with a higher incidence of dermatologic conditions and other health...
Adolescents with Molar Incisor Hypomineralization at Higher Risk for Periodontitis, finds research Dr. Shravani Dali2 Feb 2025 8:30 PM ISTResearchers have found in a new study that Adolescents with Molar Incisor Hypomineralization are at Higher Risk for Periodontitis. The findings of the...
Calcium intake below certain threshold associated with higher risk of eczema: Study Dr. Shravani Dali5 Jan 2025 8:15 PM ISTCalcium intake below a certain threshold is associated with a higher risk of eczema suggests a study published in the Scientific Reports.Eczema is a...
First trimester Use of Hydroxychloroquine in lupus or RA may not increase risk of birth defects, finds study Dr. Shravani Dali19 April 2024 8:00 AM ISTFirst trimester Use of Hydroxychloroquine in lupus or RA not linked to higher risk of birth defects suggests a new study published in the...
Pro-inflammatory diet tied to testosterone deficiency in men, Study says Dr. Nandita Mohan15 Jun 2021 9:00 AM ISTRecent research published in the Journal of Urology has found out that men adhering to a more pro-inflammatory diet appear to have a higher risk of ...
Taller the children, higher the risk of developing obesity: Study MD Bureau8 July 2020 8:41 PM ISTChildren who are relatively tall for their age have a higher risk of developing obesity, according to a new study published in Obesity.
