Scientists Identify Biological Markers to Predict Chronic Kidney Disease Progression
NEW DELHI-- A simple blood or urine test could soon help doctors more accurately predict the progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD), thanks to...
Enhanced Immunotherapy Drug Shows Strong Results Against Aggressive Cancers
NEW DELHI-- An improved version of an experimental immunotherapy drug has shown encouraging results against aggressive cancers in a Phase 1 clinical trial, according...
Women with Down Syndrome Face Higher Alzheimer’s Risk than Men: Study
New Delhi-- Women with Down syndrome show more advanced signs of Alzheimer’s disease than men, even though both genders are typically diagnosed at the...
AI Can Help Detect Early Larynx Cancer From Voice Recordings: Study
New Delhi-- Artificial Intelligence (AI) could help identify early-stage laryngeal cancer — cancer of the voice box — by analyzing the sound of a...
Cats Could Hold Clues to Treating Dementia, Alzheimer’s in Humans: Study
New Delhi-- Cats with dementia exhibit brain changes strikingly similar to those found in humans with Alzheimer’s disease, making them a valuable model for...
Indian Circle for Caring Hosts Free Screenings of “The Brown Heart” to Raise Awareness...
BOSTON— The Indian Circle for Caring USA, Inc. (ICC) will present a special Health & Wellness education initiative featuring the screening of “The Brown...
Study Identifies Potential Biomarker for Long Covid
NEW DELHI-- U.S. researchers have identified a potential biomarker for long Covid that could pave the way for more accurate diagnoses and targeted treatments.
Currently,...
Surgical Implant Found to Slow Vision Loss in Rare Blinding Eye Disease: Study
NEW DELHI-- A surgically implanted device can significantly slow vision loss caused by macular telangiectasia type 2 (MacTel), a rare retinal disease that progressively destroys...
Study Identifies New Genomic Risk Factors for Uterine Cancer
NEW DELHI-- An international team of researchers has discovered new genetic risk factors that contribute to the development of tumors in the lining of...
Eating French fries three times a week may raise diabetes risk by 20%: Study
New Delhi-- Regularly eating French fries may significantly increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according to a new study that tracked the...
