Study Suggests How Human Cells Sense Temperature
NEW DELHI, Oct 27: A study has uncovered a new way by which a cell in human body senses temperature, which researchers said could play a role in how the body differentiates between warmth from…
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Study Links Bright Light At Night With 56 Per Cent Higher Risk Of Heart Failure
New Delhi, Oct 26: Being exposed to bright light at night, including scrolling through one’s phone, could be related with a 56 per cent higher risk of heart failure, and can be a significant risk…
Delhi-NCR Sees Rise In Respiratory, Pregnancy-Related Cases Due To Post-Diwali Pollution
NEW DELHI, Oct 25: The days following Diwali have once again brought a sharp decline in Delhi-NCR’s air quality, with hospitals reporting a noticeable surge in respiratory and pregnancy-related complications. Doctors across the region…
Problems with brain’s waste clearance can contribute to dementia: Study
NEW DELHI, Oct 24: An impaired movement of the brain’s cerebrospinal fluid, which helps remove waste, could explain how poor sleep and heart conditions can increase one’s risk of dementia, according to a study. …
Mosquitoes in Iceland confirmed for first time, monitoring needed to determine establishment: Entomologist
NEW DELHI, Oct 23: A citizen of Iceland sighted mosquitoes at his home last week and sent photographs for confirmation — a scientist has confirmed this as the country’s first instance of the insects, though…
Study links country’s well-being to lower mortality levels from chronic diseases
NEW DELHI, Oct 22: A new study has proposed a threshold level of subjective well-being in a population that may be associated with lower mortality from chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.…
Study Finds Obesity-Related Cancer Cases Increasing In Both Young, Older Adults
NEW DELHI, Oct 22: Cancer cases linked with obesity, previously observed as rising among the youth, could also be increasing in both young and older adults worldwide, according to a global analysis. Researchers from…
Study finds disparities in cancer research in India since 2001 despite economic growth
NEW DELHI, Oct 20: India had a largely inconsistent growth in clinical research related to cancer since 2001, despite a strong economic growth, suggesting that development could be a contributing factor towards disparities among the…
Many Newborn infections can be treated with shorter antibiotic courses : Study
HYDERABAD, Oct 20: Many Newborn infections can be treated with shorter antibiotic courses, according to Indian Neonatology team ( newborn specialist doctors) including Dr Saikiran D, a Consultant Neonatologist at Fernandez Hospital, published an important…
GMC Jammu celebrates World Menopause Day with CME, Quiz
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 19: Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Government Medical College (GMC), Jammu, observed World Menopause Day 2025 by organizing a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program and Quiz to raise awareness on various…