Health & Medicine
Manipulating brain activity to boost confidence
16 Dec 2016
Delhi doctor replaces aortic valve in 76-year-old in non-invasive surgery
05 Dec 2016
The barely 15-minute procedure involved implanting of a new, ready-to-use medical device called core valve
Parkinson's disease might start in gut: study
05 Dec 2016
Saturated fat could be good for you
05 Dec 2016
New advanced heart patch developed
05 Dec 2016
Addressing dementia's identity crisis
03 Dec 2016
Google algorithm on-par with doctors in detecting diabetic retinopathy
02 Dec 2016
Google has developed an algorithm that can detect when someone had developed blindness as a result of diabetes.
WHO finally gives nod for HIV self-testing; India takes note
01 Dec 2016
Though India does not allow HIV self-testing, the UN agency's guidance has prompted the Union health ministry to evaluate the proposal
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