Health
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Abdominal Fat Linked to Higher Psoriasis Risk in Women: Study
New Delhi– Fat stored around the abdomen may significantly increase the risk of developing psoriasis—particularly in women—according to new research…
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Miracle drugs aren’t actually miracles
Healthcare, innovation experts say funding cuts to university labs will slow or stop the basic research on which breakthroughs are…
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Scientific Validation Key to Global Future of Traditional Medicine: Ayush Secretary
New Delhi— The scientific validation of traditional medicine is not just important — it is essential for its global growth…
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Common Antidepressant May Shrink Tumors and Boost Cancer-Fighting Immune Response: Study
New Delhi– A widely used antidepressant could offer a surprising new benefit—shrinking tumors and helping the immune system fight cancer—according…
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Stress Disrupts Emotional Control in People with Mental Health Conditions: Study
Sydney– Acute stress can interfere with the brain’s ability to regulate emotions, particularly in individuals with mental health conditions such…
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Birth Control Pills May Triple Risk of Cryptogenic Stroke in Women: Study
New Delhi– Taking birth control pills—specifically combined oral contraceptives containing both estrogen and progestin—may triple the risk of cryptogenic stroke…
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Study Finds Aging May Reduce Effectiveness of CAR-T Cell Cancer Therapy
New Delhi– A new study has revealed that age-related decline in immune function may significantly impact the effectiveness of CAR-T…
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Over 460 Million Adolescents Worldwide Projected to Be Obese by 2030, Lancet Report Warns
New Delhi– Adolescent health across the globe is at a critical juncture, with more than 460 million adolescents projected to…
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Study Reveals Why Psoriasis Patients May Be at Greater Risk for Obesity and Fatty Liver Disease
New Delhi– A new international study has found that while psoriasis patients often respond well to biologic therapies targeting skin…
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U.S. Surgeons Perform World’s First Bladder Transplant in a Human
New York– In a groundbreaking medical achievement, a team of U.S. surgeons has successfully performed the world’s first bladder transplant…
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