Vitamin B12 and healthy aging are now linked by striking new evidence from Cornell University. A landmark study published in the Journal of...

OpenAI has launched GPT-5.5, its most advanced AI model yet, designed for complex, multi-part tasks and acting as an active collaborator. T...

Storing bananas in the fridge might be spoiling their taste and aroma. New research reveals cold temperatures disrupt key proteins and gene...

Integrative lifestyle expert Luke Coutinho reveals five food types that influence gene behavior. Cruciferous vegetables aid detoxification ...

Bharat Biotech has invested $75 million in its first cell and gene therapy facility in Telangana, India, aiming to launch new therapies in ...

People can differ substantially in how sensitive to their environments they are.

China on Tuesday said it is ready to tackle the newly-detected Omicron coronavirus variant, and it is confident that the country's zero-Cov...

The researchers from the University of Illinois in the US created a graphene-based electrochemical biosensor with an electrical read-out se...

GenePath will develop the product over the next 24 months and the clinical laboratory in Pune will oversee the overall platform design, pro...

Confirmation takes 12-24 hours as the test includes polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and a more sensitive form called reverse-transcription ...

New York, May 11 (IANS) Inching closer to cracking the 50-year-old puzzle of how temperature turns baby turtles male or female, researchers...

The test is aimed at screening for eight common cancer types that account for more than 60 per cent of cancer deaths in the US, researchers...

Aldehydes are a class of chemicals made in our own bodies in small quantities but increasingly found everywhere in our environment.

Also called colon, rectal or bowel cancer, CRC is the third most common cancer in men and the second in women worldwide.

Genes may be responsible for why some people immediately burst into laughter after a humorous moment while others can barely crack a smile,...

If you are too sensitive to the emotionally relevant things in the world, it could just be in your genes, a new research has found.

Researchers have identified genetic variations that explain why some drinkers develop a dependence on alcohol while others do not.