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Scanning cancer, up close & personal: A revolution is underway in cancer diagnosisA gene-based test called next-generation sequencing can identify precise mutations, which can then be treated with targeted therapies. Sinc...- Your brain may activate a powerful muscle-building, fat-burning switch while you are in deep sleep. New research stuns scientistsNew research has revealed that deep sleep isn't just for rest; it actively regulates growth hormone, crucial for muscle repair, bone streng...
- Gene Shalit dies at 100: Who is the iconic ‘Today’ show critic who brought wit, puns and personality to American televisionGene Shalit, the iconic film and book critic for NBC's Today show, has died at the age of 100. Known for his distinctive mustache and witty...
- Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on WednesdayIndian markets closed lower amid selling in financial, consumer and realty stocks, with Nifty and Sensex declining. Technical indicators si...
- Sun Pharma looks to outshine rival bids with $13 billion Organon offerSun Pharmaceutical is making its biggest move yet with a $13 billion offer for Organon & Co. This ambitious bid aims to transform the India...
- China pulls ahead in biologics race, forcing Indian drugmakers to rethink strategyIndia's drug companies face a tough race in the global biologics market. China is quickly becoming a leader in biotech supply chains. India...
- ‘My jeans are yellow’: Tiffany Fong’s 'great genes' denim satire serves Sydney Sweeney ad with an Asian twistSydney Sweeney's recent viral American Eagle advert has given American's a lot to think about. It ignited a fierce political and cultural d...
- She’s 95, eats ice cream, golfs weekly & lives like a 'superwoman': Her 9 habits might be the real anti-ageing secretSally Froelich, a vibrant 95-year-old, participates in the SuperAgers Family Study, seeking secrets to healthy aging. While genetics play a...
- Avoid Gene Pool Politics: Grooming next-gen leaders requires nurturing, governance and leveraging strengthsFounders build successful family businesses. Next-gen family members face pressure to replicate that success. This creates gene politics an...
- Elon Musk hints at more Tesla price cuts, with autonomy still trickyShares of the automaker fell 3.5% in premarket trading on Thursday after Musk signaled there might not be any let-up in cuts that have alre...
- Americans Paul Milgrom, Robert Wilson win Nobel prize in economicsThe award caps a week of Nobel Prizes at a time when much of the world is experiencing the worst recession since World War II because of th...
- Wheat genome unravelled: can help in dealing with climate changeNew Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS/Mongabay) It took the best scientific minds from 20 nations, including India, to scale what is considered as the "M...
- Inexplicable abilities does not mean octopuses came from outer spaceCephalopods share a lot of genes with very earthly creatures, from mussels and flies to human beings; and unless this connection is cited a...
- Russian whistleblower Stepanova to race in BostonATHLETICS-STEPANOVA:Russian whistleblower Stepanova to race in Boston
- UPDATE 1-Athletics-Russian whistleblower Stepanova to race in BostonATHLETICS-STEPANOVA/ (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Athletics-Russian whistleblower Stepanova to race in Boston
- Science turns to faith for GM seedsNobel laureate Richard Roberts approaches Pope, other religious leaders for their support to genetically modified seeds.
- Frequent travel may damage health and wellbeing: StudyThe study found that those with 'hypermobile' lifestyles were often seen as having a higher social status.
- Is the food sweet or bitter? Penguins can't tellPenguins have lost three of the five basic tastes over evolutionary time, say scientists who found that the flightless birds can savour onl...
- Gandhi continues to inspire struggles across the world: Nirupama RaoBelieving that the Gandhian philosophy has not yet lost its relevance, Indian Ambassador to the US Nirupama Rao said the Mahatma's message ...
- Government decides against Bt Brinjal for nowThe genetically modified version of the vegetable has been developed by US-based firm Monsanto and India-based Mahyco.
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