Health

Emotional video shows dementia patient becoming employee of the month in care home

Instead of help, Alexa leaves dementia patients 'deeply distressed'

By Priya Yadav

A new report says that technology such as Amazon Alexa devices leave those in need of care distressed and fearful.

Death of 5 women due to eating disorder adds to growing anorexia crisis in UK

Anorexia has become a concern over the past few years, with the NHS accused of "inadequacies", following the death of five women with...

By Priya Yadav

This is what women are doing to get rid of unpleasant facial expression

According to doctors, women are opting for botox to get rid of an unwanted facial expression and make them look more approachable and happy.

By Priya Yadav

Moderate alcohol consumption may be good for health if you've type 2 diabetes

A study has said that moderate drinking can be beneficial for the health of people with type 2 diabetes.

By Priya Yadav

Scientists identify pathway for treatment resistant lung cancer

Scientists in a new study have figured out a pathway through which certain types of cancer cells avoid death.

By Priya Yadav

Why C-section babies are weak? They have different gut bacteria, says study

C-section babies, according to a study, pick up bacteria from the hospital environment rather than taking them from their mother.

By Priya Yadav

Not born blue-blooded but toothache medicine turns this woman's blood into blue

A woman developed methemoglobinemia, a condition that turns a person's blood blue, after using numbing agent Benzocaine in a toothache...

By Priya Yadav

Dr. Vijay Raj Singh, SMART Research Scientist and Dr. Zahid Yaqoob, MIT LBRC Principal Investigator

Medical breakthrough: SMART announces revolutionary tech to study cell nanomechanics

SMART and LBRC jointly developed a microscope that enables scientists to study the nuclear mechanics of cells while keeping their native...

By Bhaswati Guha Majumder

World unprepared for global pandemic that can kill millions of people, WHO report

According to a WHO report, countries must prepare for a pandemic that can kill about 50-80 million people and wipe out 5 percent of the...

By Priya Yadav

A cough drop and a glass of water are placed on a stool

100,000 cancer cases surface due to contaminated tap water in US

Hundreds of thousands of cancer cases reported in the US are associated with tap water contaminations, according to a study.

By Priya Yadav

Migraine may be digging a $1 billion hole in Singapore's economy, says NUS study

Migraine brought more than $1 billion loss to the economy of Singapore, a local study has said.

By Priya Yadav

Tanzanian woman dies from mysterious illness, triggers curiosity in medical world

WHO sends a team to probe the death of a woman from an unidentified disease which is now included in the list of unknown diseases.

By Priya Yadav

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Along with ecological disaster, climate change may cause mental health issue

By Priya Yadav

Eco-anxiety, fear of environmental doom, experienced by people is increasing...

Scientists suggest Prostate drug may treat people with Parkinson's disease

By Priya Yadav

A new study suggested that a drug used to treat enlarged prostate could be a...

Explained: Why your newborn baby doesn't shed tears or sweat

By Priya Yadav

Research has explained why newborn babies don't shed tears or sweat like...

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Alzheimer's researcher of Research Center and Advanced Studies (CINVESTAV), shows a victims' brain

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New NUS study reveals that drinking tea can make your brain healthier

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Health

Instead of help, Alexa leaves dementia patients 'deeply distressed'

Death of 5 women due to eating disorder adds to growing anorexia crisis in UK

This is what women are doing to get rid of unpleasant facial expression

Moderate alcohol consumption may be good for health if you've type 2 diabetes

Scientists identify pathway for treatment resistant lung cancer

Why C-section babies are weak? They have different gut bacteria, says study

Not born blue-blooded but toothache medicine turns this woman's blood into blue

Medical breakthrough: SMART announces revolutionary tech to study cell nanomechanics

World unprepared for global pandemic that can kill millions of people, WHO report

100,000 cancer cases surface due to contaminated tap water in US

Migraine may be digging a $1 billion hole in Singapore's economy, says NUS study

Tanzanian woman dies from mysterious illness, triggers curiosity in medical world

Along with ecological disaster, climate change may cause mental health issue

Scientists suggest Prostate drug may treat people with Parkinson's disease

Explained: Why your newborn baby doesn't shed tears or sweat

Your medicine for Alzheimer's may double risk of hospitalization, study finds

Fish supper may expose you to incurable bacteria, says study

Young girl dies after diagnosed with brain-eating amoeba infection in US

FDA to approve first-ever drug for peanut allergy; Success or failure?

First Zika cluster of this year confirmed in Singapore's Serangoon Gardens

New NUS study reveals that drinking tea can make your brain healthier

New NUS study reveals that drinking tea can make your brain healthier

Medical cannabis can relieve autism symptoms in kids, study claims

Medical cannabis can relieve autism symptoms in kids, study claims

Gene-editing tool CRISPR may help to cure HIV, scientists hopeful

Gene-editing tool CRISPR may help to cure HIV, scientists hopeful