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What to know about Norovirus?A stomach bug called norovirus is spreading rapidly this winter. It causes vomiting and diarrhea. This highly contagious virus infects many...- Why Doing Everything ‘Right’ Still Leaves Some People Feeling UnwellMany health-conscious individuals feel drained despite healthy habits, as chronic stress and the nervous system's inability to recover ofte...
- Bruce Willis’ dementia diagnosis leaves him and wife Emma feeling no hope and directionBruce Willis’ frontotemporal dementia diagnosis in 2022 has intensely impacted him and his family. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, has been o...
- Curing the incurable: How is AI revolutionising treatment for ALS, Alzheimer's and Dementia?AI is transforming the fight against neurodegenerative diseases like ALS, Alzheimer's, and dementia by enabling earlier diagnoses and perso...
- Indian-American Vinay Prasad takes charge as US vaccine chiefVinay Prasad, an oncologist-hematologist, has been appointed as the new director of the FDA's CBER, overseeing vaccines and genetic medicin...
- Study finds app-based tests effective in detecting dementia before symptoms appearA new study reveals that data collected through a mobile app, including voice recordings and body movements, can aid in the early detection...
- Limb amputation risk: Uncooked Tilapia fish connection to deadly bacteria; treatment, transmission and all about the life-threatening infectionWoman Loses Limbs After Consuming Contaminated Tilapia - A Shocking Case of Bacterial Infection.
- People dying from cardiovascular disease up by 6.2% in pandemic's first year in US: StudyThe biggest increases in the overall number of CVD-related deaths were seen among Asian, Black and Hispanic people, populations most impact...
- University of California at San Francisco apologizes for conducting medical experiments on prison inmates without consentThe University of California at San Francisco (UCSF) recently admitted and apologized for conducting dermatology experiments on the inmates...
- Azithromycin no more effective against COVID-19 than placebo: StudyThe research, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, included 263 participants who all tested positive for SARS-CoV-...
- 'Nearly 70 drugs that may be effective against COVID-19 identified'According to researchers, some of the drugs are already used to treat diseases such as diabetes & hypertension.
- Nearly 70 drugs that may be effective against Covid-19 identified: ScientistsAround 332 human proteins were found to interact with the SARS-CoV-2 viral proteins, the researchers, including Advait Subramanian, Srivats...
- Underestimating the affect of anxiety, depression? Study says it is just as harmful as smokingHeadache, stomach upset, back pain are constant with stress and depression.
- Beauty pageant contestant suffers massive stroke, undergoes 8 hour surgery to reconstruct faceThe sudden paralytic stroke has left the 20-year-old Julia Hernandez completely devastated.
- Precision medicine: Zuckerberg backs Indian-origin scientist with formula to jolt drug marketDr Butte's aim is drug re-positioning. It is not about getting a new drug out in the market, but finding a new use for an old drug that's a...
- Deep sleep reinforces learning of motor skills: StudySan Francisco, Aug 14 (IANS) Neuroscientists at the University of California here have discovered that the animal brain reinforces motor sk...
- Researchers find pause button for mouse embryosNew York, Nov 27 (IANS) A novel way to pause the development of early mouse embryos for up to a month in the lab has been identified, a fin...
- Relax, coffee-lovers! Caffeine consumption doesn't increase heartbeatsContrary to current belief, having coffee regularly does not lead to extra heartbeats, which can causes heart or stroke related morbidity.
- Short sleepers more likely to catch a coldScientists have long known that sleep is important for our health, with poor sleep linked to chronic illnesses, disease susceptibility and ...
- 10 jobs that may be taken over by robots in the not so distant futureRobots will come at a cheaper price than human labour and can work without taking breaks. In every possible way they will be more efficient...
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