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Online information on vaccines and autism may be unreliable

Loknath Das 26 Jun 2018 633 Views

Information about vaccines and autism available online can prove to be unreliable as it is often based on old, ‘weak’ scientific studies, and is contributing to the rise in anti-vaccination sentiments, a study has found. For the study researchers carried out a search for ‘vaccines autism’ and then analysed the ... Read More »

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Parkinson’s treatment: A new self-tuning brain implant may help treat patients

Loknath Das 04 Jun 2018 359 Views

Scientists have developed a self-tuning brain implant that can help manage symptoms of Parkinson’s patients by delivering stimulation in real time, in response to neural signals. Deep brain stimulation has been used to treat Parkinson’s disease symptoms for 25 years, but limitations have led researchers to look for ways to ... Read More »

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Parkinson’s treatment: A new self-tuning brain implant may help treat patients

Loknath Das 31 May 2018 354 Views

Scientists have developed a self-tuning brain implant that can help manage symptoms of Parkinson’s patients by delivering stimulation in real time, in response to neural signals. Deep brain stimulation has been used to treat Parkinson’s disease symptoms for 25 years, but limitations have led researchers to look for ways to ... Read More »

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Exercise may not help combat mental decline in dementia patients

Loknath Das 22 May 2018 388 Views

A new research suggests that moderate to high-intensity exercise does not slow cognitive decline in people with dementia. Although the exercise programme improved physical fitness, it cannot be recommended as a treatment option for cognitive impairment in dementia, say the researchers. Nearly 47.5 million people worldwide have dementia and the ... Read More »

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Taking oral drugs daily may protect cancer patients from deadly blood clots

Loknath Das 18 May 2018 729 Views

People with cancer have an increased risk of developing blood clots, with roughly one in five experiencing venous thromboembolism (VTE) — either a blood clot in a deep vein or a condition in which one or more arteries in the lungs become blocked by a blood clot. Taking oral drugs ... Read More »

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Good cholesterol may up gastro, pneumonia risk

Loknath Das 15 Apr 2018 644 Views

While bad cholesterol has been blamed for increasing risk of heart disease, variations in the good cholesterol levels may also lead to infectious diseases such as gastroenteritis or pneumonia, according to a study. Individuals with very low high-density lipoproteins (HDL) cholesterol had a 75 per cent higher risk of infectious ... Read More »

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Dear senior citizens, beware of head injuries. They may increase dementia risk

Loknath Das 12 Apr 2018 597 Views

Suffering a traumatic brain injury from a blow to the head boosted dementia risk by 24 percent in a Danish study group of nearly three million people, researchers said Wednesday. The survey of 36 years’ worth of data — collected from the Danish national patient register — found that the ... Read More »

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New York City Council May Regulate whether Employees Must Respond to After Work Emails

Loknath Das 10 Apr 2018 824 Views

The connectivity today’s technology offers means you can connect with your team anytime and anywhere. But remeber your emplotees need off time too and a new regulation in New York City may see they can get it. New York City Council member Rafael Espinal has proposed a bill to protect employees from ... Read More »

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Dear women, take note. Menopausal hormone therapy may decrease heart failure risk

Loknath Das 17 Mar 2018 828 Views

Menopausal hormone therapy, used to treat hot flashes, sleep disturbances and vaginal dryness, may also have the potential to lower risk of heart failure, say researchers, led by one of Indian origin. The study found that menopausal hormone therapy caused significantly smaller change in the structure and function of left ... Read More »

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Heart patients, take note. Vitamin D3 may heal damage to heart

Loknath Das 03 Feb 2018 546 Views

If you are suffering from a heart disease, treatment with Vitamin D3 might help restore the damage done to your cardiovascular system, says a new study. Vitamin D3 is produced naturally when skin is exposed to the sun or through over-the-counter pills. Several diseases, including high blood pressure, build-up of ... Read More »

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Heavy periods may soon become history, new drug tricks womb into healing faster

Loknath Das 02 Feb 2018 758 Views

According to a recent study, heavy periods might soon become a thing of the past. The University of Edinburgh researchers have developed a new drug that tricks the womb into healing faster, which stops your bleeding sooner, reports The Independent. The scientists explored how the shedding of the endometrium (the ... Read More »

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Oestrogen-mimickers: Chemical in bread, soybean may reverse breast cancer therapy

Loknath Das 20 Jan 2018 473 Views

Oestrogen-mimicking compounds found in breads, soybean and a range of commonly consumed grains can reverse the effects of ‘breakthrough’ drug therapy used to treat breast cancer, scientists have found. The study, published in the journal Cell Chemical Biology, suggests that exposure to chemical compounds called xenoestrogens may significantly reduce the ... Read More »

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