The traditional dictum ‘eat less, live long’ is well known. Scientists are now trying to figure out if this indeed works at the cellular level.
Read More »Researchers identify new pathway that controls fat formation
Obesity is a global health problem that represents a major risk factor for several chronic diseases. In hopes to find new potential therapeutic targets for obesity,
Read More »Dangers of artificial ripening of fruits and vegetables
The fruits become soft, change in colour, and develop characteristic aroma and flavour, with increase in sugar level and reduction in acid content. Many factors influence the process of ripening including temperature and relative humidity.
Read More »Technology is changing, changing the face of modern medicine : Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan
Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan said, The Health Insurance schemes will enable to get the maximum healthcare and I laud the Government of India for bringing out the Ayushman Bharat.
Read More »Big Breaking : At least 5 people die every minute because of unsafe care – WHO
WHO calls for urgent action to reduce patient harm in healthcare. 17 September was established as World Patient Safety Day by the 72nd World Health Assembly in May 2019.
Read More »Space research helps patients on Earth with low blood pressure condition !
With the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing approaching, UT Southwestern Medical Center researchers are publishing heart-related space research that helps us to understand the problem of low blood pressure.
Read More »A promising treatment for an incurable, deadly kidney disease
A potential treatment for polycystic kidney disease – a genetic disorder that causes the kidneys to swell with multiple cysts and can eventually lead to organ failure – has shown promising results in animal testing.
Read More »Risk of Venous Thromboembolism After Shoulder Surgery
How physicians and patients can work together to help mitigate complications . What is venous thromboembolism (VTE). Polyclinique & Medical clinic in Rosemont
Read More »SCLERAL and PROSE manufacturing Lab at L V Prasad Eye Institute awarded ISO 13485
Dr. Gullapalli N Rao, Founder-Chairman (6th from left), LV Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI) receiving the ISO 13485:2016 certification from Mr. Venkataram Arabolu (7th from left), Managing Director, British Standards Institute; on behalf of LV Prasad Eye Institute, for the manufacture of BostonSight SCLERAL and PROSE lenses, following review by the British Standards Institute (BSI), today at LV Prasad Eye Institute. Also seen (L-R) are Mr. Bhaskara Murthy, Sr. Business Development Manager, BSI; Mr. Srinivas Duggirala, Branch Head - Hyderabad, BSI; Dr. Ashutosh Richhariya, Associate Director, LVPEI; Ms. Aparna Dhurjati, Asst Manager - Trainings, BSI; Dr. Ajeeta Nyola, Associate Director, LVPEI; Dr G Chandra Sekhar, Vice-Chair, LVPEI and Mr. Ramam Atmakuri, Executive Vice-Chair, LVPEI.
Read More »Increasing cancer survival and progress in cancer control across high-income countries since 1995
New study reports increasing cancer survival and progress in cancer control across high-income countries since 1995
Read More »WHO Director-General urges world leaders to protect health from climate change
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has urged to world leaders to protect health from climate change.
Read More »Cancer awareness run – Grace CANCER RUN 2019, sponsored by Microsoft, to be held on 13th October!
Cancer awareness run - Grace CANCER RUN 2019, sponsored by Microsoft, to be held on 13th October! Police Commissioner Mr. Sajjanar & Model Shilpa Reddy unveil T-shirts for the run
Read More »Do you kmow, more than 1 million new STI cases are diagnosed each day ?
NIAID officials call for innovative research on sexually transmitted infections. “Refocusing research on sexually transmitted infections
Read More »WHO sends life-saving medical supplies across Libya
The World Health Organization (WHO) is delivering urgently-needed medicines and medical supplies to more than 40 primary health care centers and referral hospitals across Libya.
Read More »PAHO issues $3.5 million donor appeal for humanitarian health response in the Bahamas
The Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) PAHO issues $3.5 million donor appeal for humanitarian health response in the Bahamas
Read More »Ace spinner, Pragyan Ojha’s wife, Karabee delivers a baby boy.
Hyderabad based cricketer, Pragyan Ojha and his wife are happy to announce the birth of their first child- a baby boy. Both mother and child are in good health.
Read More »Latest Robotic & AI ML based techniques, to transform joint replacement treatments!
Apollo Hospitals organised ‘Arthroplasty Arthroscopy Summit’ focuses on techniques which are simpler with better results
Read More »Apollo Hospitals Group to organize two international conferences in Hyderabad
The twin conferences focused on Patient Safety and Transforming Healthcare with IT to bring together over 2,500 delegates from across the globe
Read More »NIAID Scientists’ Findings Suggest How Immune System Evolved to Withstand Food Scarcity
Memory T Cells Shelter in Bone Marrow, Boosting Immunity in Mice with Restricted Diets. Dietary restriction promotes memory T cell accumulation in BM.
Read More »Disrupting the Gut Microbiome May Affect Some Immune Responses to Flu Vaccination
Antibiotics treatment leads to enhanced inflammatory signatures in the blood. Loss of secondary bile acids is linked to AP-1/NR4A and inflammasome activation.
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