Health
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How damaged cells behave after acute kidney disease
New Delhi– A study shows new insights on how damaged cells interact with disease-infested micro environments following acute kidney injury…
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India set to be world’s 3rd-largest economy be decade’s end: Gautam Adani
Mumbai– It is now well established that by the end of this decade, India is set to be the world’s…
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Dietary deficiency major risk factor for osteoporosis in women: Experts
By Rachel V Thomas New Delhi– Dietary deficiency, which can be prevented, is a major risk factor for osteoporosis in…
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How human brain acts on spontaneous decisions
New Delhi– Have you ever been faced with a choice at a crossroads? A recent study may have finally figured…
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Mobile phone use can worsen heart disease in smokers, diabetics: Study
New Delhi– Frequent mobile phone use was positively linked with increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease, particularly in those who…
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No link between sports concussions and cognitive problems: Study
New Delhi– Sports-related concussions (SRC) may not be linked to long-term cognitive problems for non-professional players, according to a study…
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Oral pouches are new nicotine craze for Gen Z, warns study
New Delhi– While almost half of individuals can identify cigarettes and e-cigarettes, just one in four would recognise oral nicotine…
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Here’s how more screen time, no exercise may push you to digital dementia
New Delhi– Does your work keep you glued to screens for a longer period? Beware, coupled with no physical activity,…
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Study shows kidney, diabetes drug may boost survival in heart failure patients
New Delhi– Finerenone — a medication used to reduce the risk of kidney function decline — can lower death risk…
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Burping too much? Improve your dietary habits, says study
New Delhi– While belching or burping is a normal physiological function, a new study on Tuesday revealed that dietary habits…
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