Singapore, Sep 5 (IANS) People in Asia go to sleep later, have shorter sleep, and also have poorer sleep quality than those in other parts of the world, finds a study.
London, Sep 5 (IANS) Maintaining proper heart health will not only keep cardiovascular diseases at bay, but also preserve brain metabolism -- key to ward off the risk of Alzheimer’s and dementia, suggests a study.
New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS) On the occasion of Teacher's Day, Think Change Forum (TCF), an independent think tank dedicated to generating new ideas and Parwarish Cares Foundation organised the National Conference of Educators - Protecting Our Future Generations: Equipping Educators to address the issue of usage of new age gateway products among school going children in Delhi.
Washington, Sep 5 (IANS) Researchers have developed a new therapy that targets cancer cells with a modified strand of microRNA that naturally blocks cell division, ultimately slowing down tumour growth.
Geneva, Sep 5 (IANS) Almost one in three men over the age of 15 are infected with at least one genital human papillomavirus (HPV) type, according to a new study published in The Lancet Global Health.
New Delhi, Sep 5 (IANS) The world is likely to see a significant increase in the early onset of cancers and related deaths by 2030 among people below the age of 50, according to a study.
Beijing, Sep 5 (IANS) A subtype of avian flu virus, endemic in poultry farms in China, is undergoing mutational changes, which could increase the risk of the disease being passed on to humans, warns a study.
Faridabad, Sep 4 (IANS) About 15-20 per cent spinal injuries in India occur due to road accidents, which can be effectively managed by minimally invasive surgeries, said an orthopaedic surgeon on Monday ahead of the World Spinal Cord Injury Day.
Sydney, Sep 4 (IANS) Almost half of mobile phones tested at the height of the pandemic were contaminated with the SARS-CoV-2 virus, bolstering a theory that the devices supercharged the spread of Covid-19, according to a study.
London, Sep 4 (IANS) Many women are unaware that taking higher doses of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) may increase the risk of womb cancer, according to a study.
