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Prostate cancer unveiled: AI uncovers new subtypes, paves way for tailored treatmentsA groundbreaking study utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) has uncovered two distinct subtypes of prostate cancer, challenging previous ...- New drug can be the answer to high child mortality rates: StudyA new drug called CADD522 will block a gene associated with bone cancer, according to researchers.
- People with low literacy rate more likely to suffer from depression: StudyThere are about 773 million adults, globally who cannot read or write.
- Add cranberries to your snack plate, breakfast recipes. Study finds fruit can keep dementia at bay, boost memoryIt was also found that participants who consumed cranberries daily had reduced levels of LDL.
- Scientists identify 5 bacteria that cause rapid progression of prostate cancer, raises hope of new treatmentThe study says some answer lies with these five types of bacteria.
- Medication for high blood pressure can improve Covid survival rate, reduce severity of infectionThe medicines can improve Covid-19 survival rates, particularly in patients with hypertension.
- Blood pressure drugs may improve Covid-19 survival rates: StudyMedication for high blood pressure may improve Covid-19 survival rates, and reduce the severity of novel coronavirus infection, particularl...
- Viral infection or coronavirus? How Covid-19 smell, taste loss differs from common cold, decodedSmell loss is much more profound in the Covid-19 patents, and they are less able to identify smells.
- 'New portable COVID-19 test can give results in 50 minutes'The new molecular test could be used to process 16 samples at a time -- or up to 384 samples if using a lab-based detection machine. The ki...
- Walking or cycling to work improves well-being: StudyWalking or cycling to work is better for people's mental health than driving, according to a new UK study.
- Chocolate may help ward off diabetes risk: ReportA compound found in chocolate and red wine may guard people against the risk of diabetes, a new study suggests.
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