Health & Medicine
Even light drinking can cause cancer, fresh study underlines
09 Nov 2017
The reason that drinking isn’t entirely safe is because ethanol found in alcoholic beverages turn into a toxic chemical, acetaldehyde, which once broken down in the body, can damage DNA and proteins
Inner ear stem cells may someday restore hearing
08 Nov 2017
In pursuit of a universal flu vaccine
07 Nov 2017
Promising new prostate cancer test developed
06 Nov 2017
How toxic air clouds mental health
04 Nov 2017
Solving of a decade-long mystery could help in fight against TB
03 Nov 2017
Scientists have solved a decade-old mystery that could eventually lead to the development of earlier treatments for TB, which affects up to 2 billion people worldwide
New dengue virus caused outbreaks in southern India, say scientists
01 Nov 2017
The Asian genotype of the dengue virus, DENV-1, was responsible for outbreaks in Tamil Nadu in 2012 and Kerala in 2013 and scientists are studying samples to find out whether the Asian genotype of DENV-1 was present in these regions
Air pollution killed over 5 lakh Indians in 2015
31 Oct 2017
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