Patient's data in Victoria's public health system highly prone to cyber attacks: Audit report The audit report reveals that Victoria's public health system is highly vulnerable to the data security breach. May 29, 2019By Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Licorice herbal tea causes high blood pressure, study claims The research report revealed that excessive drinking of licorice herbal tea could cause elevated blood pressure May 27, 2019By Nirmal Narayanan
Improved vaccinations against sexually transmitted infections to be available soon King's College London researchers conducted a new study which could lead to improved vaccinations against sexually transmitted infections. May 20, 2019By Bhaswati Guha Majumder
Too many babies born but too low in weight, WHO stares at future challenge 20 million babies were born with a low birth weight and 2.5 million among them invariably die due to some illness, finds WHO study May 16, 2019By Soorya Kiran NN
Will Aaneuploidy help assess prostrate cancer risk and its prevention? Counting the number of additional or missing chromosomes can help decide how intensely the cancer will have to be dealt with. May 15, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Exercise and diet equally helpful like pills in treating dementia Experts revealed that a healthy Mediterranean diet could be the key to prevent the onset of dementia May 15, 2019By Nirmal Narayanan
Low humidity behind rise in flu cases during winter; Here's a new study that shows how Researchers have discovered why illnesses prevail more in less damp atmospheres. May 14, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Practice makes doctor perfect? Yes, going by high-volume doctors vs low- volume ones Low-volume physicians put patients at greater risk than high volume, says new study May 13, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Here comes Phage therapy or genetically engineered virus to battle deadly bacteria A trial made as a leap into the unknown has shown that viruses are programmed to accomplish killing pathogens. May 10, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Compound derived from broccoli sprouts may help in Schizophrenia treatment, says study Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine may have just discovered the next big thing since vaccines. May 10, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
WHO pitches for breastfeeding after experience in Mozambique cyclone In emergencies, displaced mothers may struggle to find comfortable, private places to breastfeed and their support network of family and friends is often not accessible. May 8, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Give heart what it wants - walnuts, says Study Scientists explain how walnuts can play an active role in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. May 5, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Human fertility at risk due to climate change? Scientists explore Researchers examine economic channels to determine effect of climate change on fertility in tropical and equatorial countries. May 3, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath
Is ice cream safe to eat? FDA finds listeria and salmonella at 20 ice cream production facilities The investigation by the FDA lead to a facility's suspension of ice cream production, and two ice cream recalls. Apr 27, 2019By Dawn Geske
Here comes self-inflating capsule to tackle obesity, NTU, NUHS scientists upbeat EndoPil, a revolutionary ingestible pill that offers a solution with its avant-garde functionality, may make obesity controllable. Apr 25, 2019By Shreya Vishwanath