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It has long been known that meditation can help calm children down, but new research is helping quantify its benefits for elementary school children. A 2015...

Skipping the morning meal doesn’t prevent weight gain in kids

The multi-dimensional aspect of education, developing the head, the heart and the hand, has propelled many schools to apply such pedagogical methods that sub-serve the above objectives. The pupils are provided a variety of learning experiences along with the core academic programme, inclusive education notwithstanding, transacted with loving effectiveness.

This is just too good to be true. A new study suggests you can improve your health and keep obesity, diabetes and heart diseases at bay by having a mixture of red grapes and oranges.

Traditionally it was believed that young Earth had a thicker atmosphere, but scientists have found that air at that time exerted at most half...

Scientists have found that upon deprivation of food a certain protein is produced that adjusts the metabolism in the liver, assisting in warding off fatty liver disease.

The progress report of state’s health sector has not shown any advance despite heavy spending and support of governments over the years. To make...

CHICAGO: A bizarre crocodile-sized 'hammerhead' creature, that lived 242 million years ago in what today is southern China, may have been the earliest known...

‘Phryganistria chinensis Zhao’ is over 62 cm long. Scientists claim to have discovered the world’s longest insect, measuring over 62 centimetres in length, wriggling on...

The World Book Day was observed on April 23 with events organised around the world to discuss, among other things, the importance of inculcating book-reading habits among youngsters. Young people, overwhelmed by electronic gadgets and Internet,need to discover the pleasure of reading traditional paper books.