Health
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Head injuries can affect hundreds of genes
New York — Head injuries can harm hundreds of genes in the brain in a way that increases people’s risk…
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Low salt intake may up heart failure risk: Study
Toronto — Health guidelines on salt intake recommend consumption levels that are too low and this may increase the risk…
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Indian women eat 13% less protein than men: Survey
New Delhi — Women across India consume 13 per cent lesser protein than men, a survey by Delhi-based mobile health…
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Electric appliances may impact pacemaker’s functioning
London — If you are using a pacemaker to regulate your heartbeat, be careful about the proximity to your body…
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Removal of testicles can save men with fourth-stage prostate cancer
By Rupesh Dutta New Delhi– Initially, 62-year-old Ram Mathur did not feel any symptoms. When he started feeling some difficulty…
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Pan-India diabetic policy imperative: Experts
New Delhi–An effective pan-India diabetic policy is imperative to address the growing burden of diabetes in the country, experts at…
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Science of Hearing: Drug treatment could combat hearing loss
CAMBRIDGE, MA — Within the inner ear, thousands of hair cells detect sound waves and translate them into nerve signals…
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Your paunch may well hide cardiac risks
New Delhi– A typical young Indian male marries, and a few months later he develops a noticeable paunch. His mother…
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Indian scientists design an insulin-like oral substance to tackle both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes
By Sahana Ghosh Kolkata– In a breakthrough that could transform the despair of diabetics into dimples of relief, Indian scientists…
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Australian researchers prevent progression of diabetic kidney disease
Sydney– An Australian pharmaceutical company has successfully prevented the progression of Diabetic Kidney Disease (DKD) for the first time. DKD…
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