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Tooth regeneration therapy enters first human clinical trials in JapanA groundbreaking human trial in Japan is exploring a revolutionary treatment to regrow teeth. Researchers have identified a way to activate...- No fridge needed. 3,000-year-old Indian technique of storing water can keep it cool for longer and also improve digestionDrinking water from earthen pots, known as matkas, provides natural cooling and health benefits. This traditional Indian practice cools wat...
- What is shelf-stable synthetic blood? The scientific advancement that could transform battlefield and emergency careA revolutionary synthetic blood is nearing human trials. This freeze-dried product can be stored for years at room temperature. It can be r...
- China to lower import tariffs on certain battery materials, medical devices beginning 2026China will reduce import duties on several products starting next year. This includes materials for lithium-ion batteries and medical suppl...
- Green tea: The cardiologist-recommended daily beverage for heart and brain healthCardiologists endorse green tea for daily consumption. Its antioxidants combat inflammation and improve blood flow, benefiting heart health...
- High blood pressure diet: Five must-avoid food items to manage hypertension and whyHypertension, a silent killer affecting millions, poses significant risks for cardiovascular disease, kidneys and stroke. Managing high blo...
- Smog first, winter next: Delhi wary of poor air quality despite policy interventionsDelhi's air quality will stay poor as winter arrives, experts warn. This poses serious health risks, especially for heart patients. The cit...
- 'Don’t use mouthwash after workout': Biohacker Bryan Johnson shares a strange health tip, but science backs itBillionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, famed for his $2 million-a-year anti-aging project, warns against using antiseptic mouthwash after wor...
- Golgappas can be bad for your heart too but here's how to enjoy pani-puris safelyGolgappa, a popular Indian street food, poses hidden cardiovascular risks due to high sodium content, reused oils, and synthetic additives....
- Artificial sweetners in chewing gum and even toothpaste can give you blood clots, heart attacks or stroke: StudyArtificial sweeteners, particularly xylitol, may pose health risks by affecting platelets and blood clotting, leading to cardiovascular eve...
- Feel the chill yet? Keep an eye out for your heart & eye health this winterCold weather constricts blood vessels and increases blood pressure, potentially triggering heart attacks, particularly in people with pre-e...
- Nvidia deepens bets on AI in drug discovery with Recursion investmentRecursion, whose advisers include AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio, will use its biological and chemical datasets exceeding 23,000 terabytes to tra...
- Nvidia invests $50 million in Recursion to train AI models for drug discoveryRecursion will train AI models on Nvidia's cloud platform using its own biological and chemical datasets exceeding 23,000 terabytes.
- 3D printed, artificial tissues that heal bone, cartilage may give a new lease of life to athletes' careersOsteochondral injuries can also lead to disabling arthritis.
- This AI system can predict risk of death with heart disease better than doctorsResearchers recently showed how Artificial Intelligence could redefine healthcare.
- FDA approves marketing of first AI device to detect diabetic eye diseaseWashington, April 12 (IANS) The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) permitted on Wednesday the marketing of the first medical device to u...
- Another reason for drinking green tea! It may prevent artery explosionResearch has pointed to a host of health benefits from drinking green tea, including the prevention of cancer, cardiovascular disease, infl...
- AngioChip: 'Person-on-a-chip' technology may help repair damaged organsUsing the platform, they can connect the blood vessels of the two artificial organs, thereby modelling not just the organs themselves, but ...
- Foods that can give you a headacheDietary changes and certain foods can trigger migraines. Here is a list of things to control:
- Nanoneedles can generate new blood vesselsThe researchers are now aiming to develop a material like a flexible bandage that can incorporate the nanoneedles.
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