‘Crash’ diets are potential health hazards : PURE experts
very low carbohydrate diets are also associated with risk of gallstones, muscle loss, fatigue and increase in uric acid levels causing painful joints.
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This New study may help address drug resistant pneumococcal diseases
Indian researchers have identified three drug target sites in the genome of Streptococcus pneumoniae, paving the way for developing newer drugs to treat Pneumococcal diseases.
WHO recommends composition of influenza virus vaccines for use in the 2019-2020 northern hemisphere influenza season
WHO recommends composition of influenza virus vaccines for use in the 2019-2020 northern hemisphere influenza season
Bus travel free for kidney patients in Telangana
The state government will reimburse Rs 12.22 crore per annum to TSRTC for this facility for kidney patients.
Goa port suspends coking coal handling due to air pollution
The state pollution authority has temporarily suspended all coking coal handling operations at Goa’s Mormugao Port Trust, due to “deteriorating air quality” at the port town of Vasco, located 35 km from Panaji.
50% of people aged 12-35 years young people – are at risk of hearing loss due to loud sounds
New WHO-ITU standard aims to prevent hearing loss among 1.1 billion young people Geneva – Nearly 50% of people aged 12-35 years – or 1.1 billion young people – are at risk of hearing loss…
Researchers have developed a humanised mouse model to study hepatitis B
Researchers have developed a humanised mouse model to study liver cirrhosis development induced by hepatitis B virus infection.
New TB drug may shorten treatment duration
The new drug, called AN12855, has several advantages over Isoniazid as Isoniazid requires conversion to its active form by a Mycobacterial enzyme, KatG, in order to kill the pathogen, which creates some problems.
Jhajjar NCI to be first govt hospital to provide proton therapy for cancer
Proton Therapy, a costly treatment for cancer patients will soon come into effect at newly built National Cancer Institute (NCI) in Haryana’s Jhajjar district, making it the first government-run hospital to offer the service.
Shabana Azmi down with swine flu, hospitalized
Noted actress Shabana Azmi has been diagnosed with swine flu during a routine check-up for cough and cold. She is recuperating in the hospital.
Swiggy suspends outlet after Chennai man finds bandage in food, says sorry
Swiggy, on its part, apologised for the incident and suspended the outlet, pending further investigation by an external agency.
India calls for special measures to protect peacekeepers from IED hazards
India calls for special measures to protect peacekeepers from IED hazards
Novel pill could replace injections to deliver insulin : Study
Researchers have developed a drug capsule that could be used to deliver oral doses of insulin, potentially replacing injections for patients with Type-2 diabetes, says a new study.
Researchers discover genes that help bacteria prevent treatment : Study
New York, Feb 11. Researchers have discovered two genes that make some strains of harmful bacteria resistant to treatment by copper, which is a powerful and frequently used antibacterial agent, says a new study. The…
Stress cardiac MRI can predict fatal heart disease : Study
A novel method called stress cardiac MRI can not only diagnose heart disease, but can also predict which cases are potentially fatal, suggests a new research.
How high-calorie desserts can lead to healthier meals
Do red velvet cheesecake, french fries or fish fries entice you but you refrain from eating those owing to the high-calories they contain? Take heart. Choosing these high-calorie options first might help you opt for a healthier meal later, says a new research.
Women more vulnerable to drug addiction : Study
Women’s hormonal cycles may not only make them prone to drug addiction but are also affected by triggers that lead to relapse, new research has found.
Health Notes : Lead in spices, herbal remedies, ceremonial powders is highly injurious, particularly for children
Health Notes : Lead in spices, herbal remedies, ceremonial powders is highly injurious, particularly for children
EPILEPSY: MYTHS AND FACTS
EPILEPSY : MYTHS AND FACTS. What precautions are important for people with seizures and epilepsy: atment for refractory epilepsy?
Six Ways to Lower Your Risk for Stroke
Making healthy lifestyle changes and managing chronic health conditions can reduce the chances of having a stroke. This infographic of US government describes six ways to decrease your stroke risk.