Health & Medicine
Losing flab the easy way may be around the corner
02 Apr 2014
New research may provide hope to obese people desperate to lose flab the easy way – scientists based in Kenya say it may all be linked to a certain protein
Microfluidic device with artificial arteries measures drugs’ influence on blood clotting
01 Apr 2014
MRI reveals genetic activity
01 Apr 2014
Fast synthesis could boost drug development
29 Mar 2014
Chemists devise a new way to manufacture peptide drugs, which hold promise for treating many diseases
A long - and lean - life for mice missing just one gene
By By Bill Hathaway | 28 Mar 2014
Beer with barbeque offers health benefits: Study
28 Mar 2014
Research opens up new ways to treat blindness
28 Mar 2014
Smoking increases risk of TB recurrence: study
26 Mar 2014
Children’s characteristics shape parenting
24 Mar 2014
Bangalore’s ISB students invited to present NanoHealth idea at Clinton summit in NY
22 Mar 2014
This is the first time an Indian team has entered the finals in the global Hult Prize competition
Spending more does not necessarily mean better results for heart health: research
By By Holly Lauridsen | 20 Mar 2014
New study shows why smokers find it hard to kick the butt
14 Mar 2014
A new study says nicotine withdrawal weakens brain connections tied to self-control over cigarette cravings
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