According to a study, a poor diet, not potatoes, is to blame for health problems
Editor In terms of diabetes in particular, potatoes have a bad reputation as being unhealthy foods, but they don't…
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In Siberia’s permafrost, “Zombie” viruses have been revived
Researchers have isolated viable microbes from melting permafrost after tens of thousands of years. But don't worry; they…
Deaths from sudden heart attacks after COVID infection have increased alarmingly in India
In India, the incidence of heart attacks and heart failure has increased by 25-30 per cent in people…
Harvard study links severe COVID with genetic signs of brain aging
The study found severe COVID was linked with many of the same gene expression changes in brain tissue…
Exercise could also alter molecules in the human body that influence how genes behave
Scientists have previously noted that the majority of identical twins develop different diseases as they get older even…
HIV vaccine shows promising outcomes in a clinical trial
A large team of researchers affiliated with a host of institutions across the U.S., working with two colleagues…
An elevated risk of diabetes is linked to nighttime exposure to artificial outdoor lighting.
Dr. Yu Xu and colleagues from Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine, Ruijin Hospital, and the Shanghai Institute…
FDA cautions Prolia users to be on the lookout for severe hypocalcemia
In light of the possibility of serious consequences, such as hospitalisation and death, the FDA stated that it…
Increasing vitamin K intake could help lower bone fracture risk late in life, says an Australian study
The study looked at the relationship between fracture-related hospitalizations and vitamin K1 intake in almost 1400 older Australian…
Why India’s announcement of mental health programme in its budget marked a significant step forward
It is very significant and very encouraging that the Indian government has launched a nationwide programme to raise…
