Your omega 3 fish oil pills may be rancid, unhealthy: Study

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New York-- Are you one of those who daily pop omega-3 fatty acid supplements like fish oil for its health benefits? Beware, they may...

Genetics may signal risk of hard to find ovarian cancer: Experts

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New Delhi-- Genetics may serve as an early indicator to identify the risk of the hard to diagnose ovarian cancer among women, said experts...

Scientists find genetic code behind rare kidney cancer

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London-- Scientists have cracked the genetic code of rare kidney cancer called reninoma, providing a possible alternative solution to surgery. There are around 100 cases...

Scientists develop robot to maneuver through living lung tissue

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New York-- Scientists have developed a robot that can autonomously traverse human lungs, enabling physicians to reach tumours that are extremely small and hide...

Decoded: How toxic proteins accumulate in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s?

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New York-- Researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have identified how tau protein -- part of the brain's infrastructure -- gets knotted up into tangles...

Traumatic brain injury may raise risk of heart diseases: Study

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New York-- Under-recognised traumatic brain injury (TBI) may elevate the risk of both cardiovascular and cognitive dysfunction, a new study has revealed. TBI is a...

Global cases of heart failure to surpass 16 mn in 2032: Report

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New Delhi-- The diagnosed prevalent cases of heart failure are set to register an annual growth rate of 1.68 per cent from 13.76 million...

New study reveals 11 gene mutations linked to aggressive prostate cancer

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New York-- Scientists have identified mutations in 11 genes associated with aggressive forms of prostate cancer The findings led by a team at the University...

US to restart free at-home Covid test kits from Sep 25

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New York-- Amid rising new cases and a possible winter surge of Covid-19, the US is looking to restart its free at-home Covid-19 test...

Exercise during morning, afternoon to ward off diabetes risk: Study

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New York-- Morning and afternoon physical activity are better associated with a lower risk of developing Type-2 diabetes, according to a new study, led...
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