Research
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2.7KNon-invasive brainwave technology to reduce post-traumatic stress
A non-invasive brainwave mirroring technology has been developed in United States to reduce the symptoms of post-traumatic stress in military personnel. According...
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2.0KScientists highlight factors affecting quality of life in older cancer patients
Researchers from a US university provide new insights on the factors that affect health-related quality of life in older adults with cancer,...
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2.1KHigher blood sugar in early pregnancy bad for baby’s heart
The babies of mothers, who do not have diabetes, are equally at risk of developing a congenital heart defect if they have...
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2.0KScientists move a step closer to cure haemophilia
Scientists at Queen Mary University of London have moved a step closer to cure haemophilia — a genetic disorder that impairs the...
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7.1KMRI scans to predict patients’ ability to fight cancer
Researchers in the UK have developed a non-invasive technique using standard hospital-based Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans that can indicate how long...
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2.3KNew therapy shows promising results for advanced lung cancer treatment
A team of scientists has found a new combination therapy, developed for the first line treatment of advanced non-squamous non-small-cell lung cancer,...
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2.0KBrain of first child with hand transplant remaps itself
The brain of a child, the first to undergo a successful hand transplant two years ago, has reverted toward a more typical...
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2.0K20% disabled not able to avail benefits in Chandigarh: Study
A survey conducted by the Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh, on the occasion of International Day for Persons with Disabilities on...
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2.4KExperts recommend separate strategy for diabetes management in Indians: Study
The diabetes management in Indians require separate attention due to their distinct dietary habits (high carbohydrate content) and socioeconomic status (economically weak...
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1.6K‘Leukemia patients with high levels of immune suppressor likely to die early’
Leukemia patients, who also have high levels of an enzyme known to suppress the immune system, are most likely to die early,...
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1.7KNew guideline shows how HIV prevention can be made cost-effective
A new Canadian guideline outlines how new biomedical strategies to prevent HIV infection among high-risk people can be made more cost-effective. “The...
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3.0KAnti-malarial drugs can be used in cancer treatments as well: Study
A team of international scientists have found that anti-malarial drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine could support existing cancer treatments in two-pronged attack on...
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