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Good sleep may help counter effects of diabetes, heart disease on brain: StudyA groundbreaking study from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden reveals that quality sleep significantly boosts cognitive function in individua...- 2026 Nobel Prize: Who is Francis Halzen and what is the IceCube Observatory?Francis Halzen has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. His contributions helpe...
- Who is Nobel winner Karl Deisseroth? And all about optogenetics that could restore sight in visually impaired peopleThe 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel for their groundbreakin...
- Nobel Prize 2026 in Physiology or Medicine awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg NagelKarl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel were awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. They were recognized for thei...
- Nobel Prize explained: Who can nominate candidates and how are winners chosen?A Nobel nomination does not amount to an endorsement by the Nobel institutions, with thousands of candidates put forward each year by eligi...
- Physical fitness starts declining much earlier than expected: Exact age found in long-term researchA decades-long Swedish study tracking the same individuals over nearly 50 years has found that physical fitness, strength and endurance beg...
- Research finds connection between autoimmune diseases & pregnancy related depression in womenWomen with autoimmune conditions may have a higher likelihood of experiencing perinatal depression, while those with a history of pregnancy...
- Study suggests gut microbes can affect Covid vaccine responseThe research, involving 68 people with HIV and 75 healthy individuals, found that a less diverse gut microbiome correlated with a stronger ...
- Study finds cognitive behaviour therapy forms equally effective in lowering fibromyalgia severityTraditional CBT focuses on altering thoughts and behaviour, while exposure-based CBT systematically exposes patients to previously avoided ...
- Mothers with PCOS 3 times more likely to have obese sons : StudyThe new research claims that PCOS related health problems can be passed from one generation to other.
- New Omicron subvariant largely evades neutralising antibodies: Lancet studyThe BA.2.75.2 variant of Omicron largely evades neutralising antibodies in the blood and is resistant to several COVID-19 antibody therapie...
- Children with immunodeficiency at higher risk of serious COVID-19, says new studyThe study, recently published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, found that children with certain immunodeficiency diseases...
- One in ten suffer long-term effects 8 months following mild COVID-19: StudyResearchers at Danderyd Hospital and Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have been conducting the so-called COMMUNITY study since spring last y...
- Immunologists call for a study on the role of T cells in protecting people against Covid-19A recent serological study of 60,000 participants in Spain found that only 10% of the population in areas around Madrid had Covid-19 antibo...
- Turns out beauty sleep is a real thing, and skipping it may make you lose friendsResearchers found that lack of sleep can make you appear less attractive to others.
- Playing Tetris may help prevent post-traumatic stress disorder, says new studyResearchers also found that the intrusive memories diminished more quickly.
- A dog at home can keep asthma in kids awayThe new study showed that children who grew up with dogs had about 15 percent less asthma than children without dogs.
- Genes behind early embryonic development in humans mappedThe order in which our genes are activated after fertilisation has remained one of the last uncharted territories of human development.
- New broccoli variety cuts cholesterol: StudyA new broccoli variety in the diet could significantly improve your heart health as it reduces levels of 'bad cholesterol' in blood by arou...
- 22 locations in human genome tied to schizophrenia identifiedScientists have identified 22 locations, including 13 newly discovered, in the human genome that are believed to play a role in causing sch...
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