Health & Medicine
Gastric acid suppressant lansoprazole may target tuberculosis
28 Nov 2017
A cheap and widely used drug, used to treat conditions such as heartburn, gastritis and ulcers, could work against the bacteria that cause TB, according to new research
High levels of natural immune suppressor correlate with poor survival in the most common leukemia
27 Nov 2017
JNU researchers develop a novel molecule against malaria
24 Nov 2017
The new molecule instead of targeting the parasite targets a specific receptor called cyclophilin B found on the surface of RBCs that are used by the parasites to bind and invade them
Cinnamon turns up the heat on fat cells
24 Nov 2017
Big sugar suppressed 1960s study linking it to heart, bladder disease?
24 Nov 2017
The American sugar industry deliberately hid findings in the 1960s that pointed to a link between sugar consumption and heart disease, instead pointing the finger at fats as the main culprit, a new investigation has found
Scientists design soft robotic system to assist cardiac function in children with one-sided heart conditions
23 Nov 2017
GP online consultations fall short
23 Nov 2017
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