Scientists have found blood vessels inside Tyrannosaurus rex bones. This discovery changes how we understand fossils. It shows that delicat...

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Shark Tank India judge Namita Thapar candidly shares her IVF experiences. She underwent two unsuccessful procedures, highlighting the emoti...

Vitamin B12 deficiency often presents with subtle neurological and systemic symptoms before anemia, including fatigue, tingling, and brain ...

A new study in The Lancet highlights concerns about the HbA1c test for diabetes detection in India. This common test may not accurately sho...

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The Environment Ministry of India will participate in a significant climate conference at Harvard University, organized by the South Asia I...

South African runner Caster Semenya has won a court appeal against the rules that govern testosterone levels in female athletes to be eligi...

Blood donation is a selfless act that can make a profound difference in the lives of others. Understanding the criteria for blood donation,...

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Excess iron that results due to blood transfusion can affect liver, heart and skin.

The researchers designed computer models that make decisions based on the data fed into them.

Currently only two drugs, metformin and insulin, are approved for the treatment of diabetes in children.

Lauding the work done by the Rotary Club, she said wholesome and adequate food should be provided to the needy as this would help in buildi...

The innovations have been developed by the Centre's Department of Biotechnology (DBT) as well as by start-ups supported by the government.

Actorise is a biosimilar of 'Darbepoetin alfa', which is marketed by US-based Amgen under the brand Aranesp.

A simple blood test can reveal an individual's risk of developing diabetes far earlier than previously believed, scientists say.