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Fatty liver disease's early sign can show up in legs: Doctor issues warning and how to identifyFatty liver disease, a growing global health concern, often develops silently but can lead to serious complications if left untreated. Expe...- Prevent fatty liver from becoming serious: Surprisingly easy way to reverse it found by researchersFatty liver disease is becoming one of the world’s fastest-growing health problems, often progressing silently until serious complications ...
- Scientists in the UK, find miracle drug that can increase longevity by 25 yearsScientists at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Medical Science and Imperial College London have found a method to extend the life...
- The National University of Singapore Offers Multi-disciplinary MSc Programs for the Green Economy to Enable Learners Design a Sustainable Future
- Langya Henipavirus found in China: Is the new virus fatal? And six other questions answeredAccording to an article titled "A Zoonotic Henipavirus in Febrile Patients in China", published in the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJ...
- Omicron likely to be dominant strain globally in 2022: Singapore expertsThe new and highly transmissible Omicron variant of the deadly coronavirus has increased immune escape compared with the Delta variant and ...
- Study: Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccines appear safe, effectiveScientists had been waiting for more details about the two vaccines, even though they already are being used in many countries, and one rec...
- Chinese companies considers mixing vaccines, booster shotsSinovac and Sinopharm, the two Chinese manufacturers that combined have exported hundreds of millions of doses all over the world, say they...
- Covid-19: Antibodies may last from days to years, depending on infection severity, says studyAntibodies against the novel coronavirus wane at different rates, lasting for mere days in some individuals, while persisting in others for...
- Sinovac says its vaccine is safe for children as young as 3There were two instances of high fevers in response to the vaccine during trials, one in a 3-year old participant and the other in a six-ye...
- Singapore-developed COVID-19 vaccine injected into first group of volunteersCalled Lunar-Cov19, the vaccine is developed by Duke-NUS Medical School and American pharmaceutical company Arcturus Therapeutics. Arcturus...
- IIT-G, Duke-NUS of Singapore carry out data-driven assessment of COVID-19 situation in IndiaBased on the assumption that a report solely based on any one model can be misleading, the research factors in the exponential, the logisti...
- IIT, Singapore medical school develop alternative model to assess COVID-19 situation in statesThe data-science model, developed by the team, is a combination of all three different models being used in the country at present. The mod...
- The secret to live longer: Stay happyThe likelihood of dying due to any cause was 19% lower for happy older people.
- 'Mini human brains' to help develop treatment for Parkinson'sMini mid-brains provide next generation platforms to investigate human brain biology, diseases and therapeutics.
- Are you a red meat lover? It may increase risk of kidney failureIncreasing numbers of individuals are developing chronic kidney disease, & many progress to end-stage renal disease, which requires dialysi...
- Human cell breakthrough could lead to new treatmentsPluripotent stem cells - or cells that have not yet 'decided' what to become - can be used to treat many different medical conditions and d...
- Powerful antibody against dengue virus foundWhile antibody 5J7 has been found to be effective against DENV-3, the remaining two serotypes of dengue virus (DENV-2 and DENV-4) have to b...
- Genetic cause of common breast tumours in women identifiedScientists have uncovered the molecular basis of fibroadenoma, one of the most common benign breast tumours diagnosed in women of reproduct...
- IIM Calcutta’s 2012-14 batch has around 77% of students with previous work experienceIIM Calcutta’s 462-strong batch of 2012-14 has around 77% of students with previous work experience, as compared to 68% in the last batch.
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