Health

This TV screen can cure children suffering from 'lazy eye' and 'wandering eye' disorders

A company called NovaSight has come up with a special screen called CureSight that uses visual stereoscopy and eye tracking to treat amblyopia in kids

Jan 14, 2020

By Gani Mohamed Waseem

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9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Researchers studied post-September 11 cancer incidence among 28,729 rescue and recovery workers via cancer registry data from New York

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

New drugs against migraines block the neuropeptide αCGRP, which leads to vasodilation on the meninges, the same peptide that is formed in the muscles during physical activity protects the heart - which is vital for people with chronic high blood pressure. The novel migraine prophylaxis is likely to be dangerous for them, says study

Jan 14, 2020

By IBTimes APAC Desk

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

A major breakthrough in transplantation medicine, which may increase the number of available organs for transplantation for patients suffering from liver disease or a variety of cancers

Jan 14, 2020

By Soorya Kiran NN

This protein may help cut flab without moving a muscle

Called 'Sestrin', the protein might harness the benefits of a good workout without ever moving a muscle, say researchers from University of Michigan

Jan 13, 2020

By IANS

More number of women are 'drinking themselves to death', says study

While the consumption of alcohol and medical emergencies associated with it are on the rise, the rates of alcohol-related deaths witnessed a drastic spike

Jan 13, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Birth control pills: What, when and how to take them to avoid pregnancy?

There are many options that women can choose from when they plan to go on birth control pills depending on the period of consumption

Jan 12, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Persistent genital arousal in woman could be a neurological problem, says study

It is a condition, which mostly affects women of all ages, which is characterised by unwanted, spontaneous, uncontrollable and constant genital arousal

Jan 12, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Loneliness as dangerous as smoking or obesity: Study

The study published in the journal 'Aging and Mental Health' stated that people's experience of living with loneliness is influenced by a number of personal, environmental factors

Jan 12, 2020

By IANS

Scientists discover 'molecular switch' that can help repair damage to central nervous system

The role of myelin is similar to that of an insulator surrounding a wire, it preserves the electrical signals transmitted across the nervous system

Jan 12, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

This new ink can help you get a tattoo which can be made to 'disappear' if not satisfied later on

With roots in photography pioneer Polaroid Corporation's research on colour and chemical changes, the ink comprises of millions of microscopic beads known as blinking b

Jan 11, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Apple Watch to the rescue: Wearable saves yet another life

The Apple Watch has been credited with saving the life of a Brazilian man after diagnosing a life-threatening heart condition that he did not know he had

Jan 11, 2020

By Manthan C.

Scientists develop a new hydrogel that does dual tasks; can prevent and treat infections in wounds

Currently, there is a growing requirement for remedies that can expedite the healing process and decrease complications in patients

Jan 10, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

Are you a habitual tea drinker? Here's how you can just live longer than others

A new study has found that drinking tea at least three times a week is linked with a longer and healthier life

Jan 10, 2020

By Samhati Bhattacharjya

Want to keep your sugar levels under control? Ketone drinks could be the answer say scientists

Ketones are the metabolic by-products of a low-carbohydrate, high-fat and sufficient protein diet—also known as a ketogenic diet

Jan 9, 2020

By Jeevan Biswas

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This TV screen can cure children suffering from 'lazy eye' and 'wandering eye' disorders

9/11 Attacks: High leukemia cases found among World Trade Center rescue workers

Migraine medications may be dangerous for high blood pressure patients, says study

New perfusion machine keeps human liver alive for 1 week outside body; May revolutionize future of organ transplantation

This protein may help cut flab without moving a muscle

More number of women are 'drinking themselves to death', says study

Birth control pills: What, when and how to take them to avoid pregnancy?

Persistent genital arousal in woman could be a neurological problem, says study

Loneliness as dangerous as smoking or obesity: Study

Scientists discover 'molecular switch' that can help repair damage to central nervous system

This new ink can help you get a tattoo which can be made to 'disappear' if not satisfied later on

Apple Watch to the rescue: Wearable saves yet another life

Scientists develop a new hydrogel that does dual tasks; can prevent and treat infections in wounds

Are you a habitual tea drinker? Here's how you can just live longer than others

Want to keep your sugar levels under control? Ketone drinks could be the answer say scientists

Overweight could Hamper Body's Response to Covid Infection, Study Finds

Overweight could Hamper Body's Response to Covid Infection, Study Finds

Research Concerning Matrixyl Peptide

Research Concerning Matrixyl Peptide

Norovirus Outbreak Sparks Health Alert in Illinois Following $1 Burrito Deal at Restaurant

Norovirus Outbreak Sparks Health Alert in Illinois Following $1 Burrito Deal at Restaurant