Health & Medicine
Cognitive therapy might be beneficial for people with schizophrenia not taking antipsychotic drugs
10 Feb 2014
Women's rights are good for men's health
08 Feb 2014
In societies where women are equal to men, males stand a better chance of living longer, a new study shows
Scientists design protein to prevent prostate cancer cell growth
30 Jan 2014
Researchers are creating a “designer” protein that could be effective at treating prostate cancer when other therapies fail
New research opens door to Alzheimer’s test
30 Jan 2014
New MRI approach dramatically speeds up results
28 Jan 2014
Mumbai docs perform India’s first kidney swap transplants
27 Jan 2014
A team of 12 doctors in Mumbai successfully carried out India’s biggest ‘domino’ kidney transplant on Saturday, giving a new lease of life to six end-stage patients.
Steroid injections for premature babies linked to mental health risk
By By Sam Wong | 25 Jan 2014
Partners' helps make perfect recovery
23 Jan 2014
Researchers develop risk calculator to predict survival in heart failure patients
By By Rachel Champeau | 23 Jan 2014
Developed an easy-to-use "risk calculator" that helps predict heart failure patients' chances of survival for up to five years
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