Here are eight healthy alternatives that you can have instead of the industrialised butter and cheese.
It is a technique used when the male partner is infertile and sperm from a donor is used to impregnate the female.
The Ayush-ICMR research cooperation aims to develop Ayurveda as evidence based science and address diseases of national importance.
The impact of rising air pollution is more pronounced in children, says MoS Health Bharati Pravin Pawar in a written reply in Lok Sabha.
The Indian Council of Medical Research has analyzed the genome sequence of monkeypox cases detected in Kerala and Delhi from July to August 2022.
ICMR researchers have found antibodies for another virus from China, called Cat Que Virus, in two human serum samples from Karnataka.
Krabbe disease is an inherited condition that has no cure and can kill children before their second birthday. Read on to know more.
US researchers are conducting clinical trials to determine if oral cancer drug ibrutinib can also help patients with immunocompromised conditions recover from COVID-19.
Women, at least before menopause, tend to have lower blood pressures than males and scientists may have an answer as to why this happens. Read on to know more.
New research says that dairy products may not be able to offer significant protection against age-related bone loss. Read on to know more.
A new research sheds light on how a strain of the malaria parasite makes it harder for the immune system to destroy it and this leads to potentially fatal blood clots.
New research identifies ways in which brown fat cells can translate energy into heat. This may help people with obesity, diabetes and related metabolic diseases lose weight.
Researchers believe that a simple blood test could replace invasive and expensive current brain imaging and spinal fluid tests to detect Alzheimer's disease.
In a recent study, researchers proposed a new scientifically correct and medically actionable disease classification system for obesity based on the concept of Adiposity-Based Chronic Disease (ABCD).
In addition to keeping the mouth moist and protecting us against germs, saliva can also be used for early detection of the risk of developing diseases associated with surplus body fat, a new study suggests.
According to new research, the Ebola virus can be used to fight Glioblastomas, which are relentless, hard-to-treat and often lethal brain tumors.
A new category of antibiotics has shown promise for countering the constantly mounting threat of drug-resistant bacteria.
New research says that sleep apnea can be treated by trimming the fat from your tongue. Read on to know about it.
Alzheimer's disease can wreak havoc in your life. But a new million dollar research may unveil a cure for this condition soon.
According to new study, two Alzheimer's drugs, still under development, may prevent molecular changes that are associated with ageing. Read on to know more.
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Those simple exercises that you avoid doing, may actually be the game changer for you.
5 ways in which having excess water can prove to be harmful to your health.
The novel approach helps to produce animal embryos that are genetically incapable of growing a particular organ.
Here are eight healthy alternatives that you can have instead of the industrialised butter and cheese.
It is a technique used when the male partner is infertile and sperm from a donor is used to impregnate the female.
The Ayush-ICMR research cooperation aims to develop Ayurveda as evidence based science and address diseases of national importance.
The impact of rising air pollution is more pronounced in children, says MoS Health Bharati Pravin Pawar in a written reply in Lok Sabha.
The Indian Council of Medical Research has analyzed the genome sequence of monkeypox cases detected in Kerala and Delhi from July to August 2022.
ICMR researchers have found antibodies for another virus from China, called Cat Que Virus, in two human serum samples from Karnataka.
Krabbe disease is an inherited condition that has no cure and can kill children before their second birthday. Read on to know more.
US researchers are conducting clinical trials to determine if oral cancer drug ibrutinib can also help patients with immunocompromised conditions recover from COVID-19.
Women, at least before menopause, tend to have lower blood pressures than males and scientists may have an answer as to why this happens. Read on to know more.
New research says that dairy products may not be able to offer significant protection against age-related bone loss. Read on to know more.
A new research sheds light on how a strain of the malaria parasite makes it harder for the immune system to destroy it and this leads to potentially fatal blood clots.
New research identifies ways in which brown fat cells can translate energy into heat. This may help people with obesity, diabetes and related metabolic diseases lose weight.
Researchers believe that a simple blood test could replace invasive and expensive current brain imaging and spinal fluid tests to detect Alzheimer's disease.
In a recent study, researchers proposed a new scientifically correct and medically actionable disease classification system for obesity based on the concept of Adiposity-Based Chronic Disease (ABCD).
In addition to keeping the mouth moist and protecting us against germs, saliva can also be used for early detection of the risk of developing diseases associated with surplus body fat, a new study suggests.
According to new research, the Ebola virus can be used to fight Glioblastomas, which are relentless, hard-to-treat and often lethal brain tumors.
A new category of antibiotics has shown promise for countering the constantly mounting threat of drug-resistant bacteria.
New research says that sleep apnea can be treated by trimming the fat from your tongue. Read on to know about it.
Alzheimer's disease can wreak havoc in your life. But a new million dollar research may unveil a cure for this condition soon.
According to new study, two Alzheimer's drugs, still under development, may prevent molecular changes that are associated with ageing. Read on to know more.
Those simple exercises that you avoid doing, may actually be the game changer for you.
5 ways in which having excess water can prove to be harmful to your health.
The novel approach helps to produce animal embryos that are genetically incapable of growing a particular organ.
Symptomatic kidney stones are becoming more common in both men and women.
