Health
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Non-antibiotic drugs may disrupt gut microbiome, increase infection risk: Study
New Delhi– While antibiotics are widely known to disturb the gut microbiome, a new study has found that several commonly…
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Healthy habits can significantly lower heart disease risk in women with gestational diabetes: Study
New Delhi– Women with a history of gestational diabetes can reduce their future risk of heart disease by up to…
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Drinking Coffee at Night May Increase Impulsivity in Women, Study Finds
NEW DELHI– A nightly cup of coffee could heighten impulsive behavior, particularly in women, according to new research from The…
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Indian Scientists Identify microRNA Pathway That Could Lead to Alzheimer’s Cure
NEW DELHI– Indian researchers have uncovered a promising new approach to diagnosing and potentially curing Alzheimer’s disease using microRNAs (miRNAs),…
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Even Healthy Processed Foods May Hinder Weight Loss, Study Finds
NEW DELHI– Even when a processed food appears healthy, it may still slow your weight-loss progress, according to new research from…
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Experts Warn of Rising Preventable Corneal Blindness Among Teenagers and Young Adults in India
NEW DELHI– Corneal blindness, once considered a condition primarily affecting the elderly, is now emerging as a serious threat to teenagers…
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Study Highlights Brain’s Role in Treating Type 1 Diabetes
NEW DELHI– The brain may hold the key to future treatments for type 1 diabetes, potentially easing the burden of…
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Women Who Win to Host Free Emergency Preparedness Workshop in Burlington
BURLINGTON, MA— The nonprofit organization Women Who Win will host a free emergency preparedness workshop on Sunday, August 10, from…
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Indian Scientists Pioneer New Treatment Approach for Liver Cirrhosis Using Targeted Nanotherapy
NEW DELHI– Indian researchers have developed a novel therapeutic approach to treat liver cirrhosis by restoring lymphatic function in the liver…
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Covid, Flu Viruses Can Reactivate Dormant Breast Cancer Cells in Lungs: Study
NEW DELHI– Common respiratory viruses such as Covid-19 and influenza may trigger the reactivation of dormant breast cancer cells in the…
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