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Study Discovers Stress-Reducing Role Of Natural Molecule In Body, May Help With Metabolic Disorders
Researchers uncover how a natural microRNA molecule reduces stress in cells, opening doors to new treatments for metabolic disorders, ageing, and chronic diseases. The study was published in Nature Communications.
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Researchers Discover A New Method To Fight Cancers That No Longer Respond To Treatment
An international team of researchers has discovered a new method to fight cancers that no longer respond to treatment.
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Study Reveals Possible Link Between Depression And Higher Body Temperature
A UCSF study involving 20,880 people across 106 countries has found a possible connection between depression and elevated body temperatures.
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Chronic Pain In Your Limbs May Be Due To Abnormal Brain Signals
People with CRPS have chronic pain but are often unaware about it. The new revelation attempts to tie a connection between brain signals and limb pain
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New Treatment Holds Best Option for Stroke Patient
For its ability to reduce the incidence of disability, a procedure called Endovascular Therapy (ET) could be the best option for many stroke sufferers, says a study co-authored by an Indian-origin doctor.
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UK Nurse Cured of Ebola After Receiving New Treatment
A British army reservist who contracted Ebola while working as a volunteer nurse in Sierra Leone has fully recovered after becoming the first patient in the world to receive an experimental new treatment.
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Skin treatment using blood cells to be tried on patients
For the benefit of people with burn marks and scars, doctors at a private hospital in New Delhi will experiment with a new treatment to develop skin from the blood cells of patients.The new treatment called the 'Vampire Facelift', which will make best use of the patients' own platelets, will be tried from next month at Fortis Hospital on persons se...
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A new virus may prolong survival of AIDS patients
Infection with an apparently harmless, newly recognized virus called GBV-C or hepatitis G, seems to interfere with HIV, slowing its progression and prolonging survival of AIDS patients. The hepatitis G virus was discovered in 1995, in a search for hepatitis viruses. It does not appear to cause hepatitis or any other disease, unlike other blood-bo...
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Study Discovers Stress-Reducing Role Of Natural Molecule In Body, May Help With Metabolic Disorders
Researchers uncover how a natural microRNA molecule reduces stress in cells, opening doors to new treatments for metabolic disorders, ageing, and chronic diseases. The study was published in Nature Communications.
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Researchers Discover A New Method To Fight Cancers That No Longer Respond To Treatment
An international team of researchers has discovered a new method to fight cancers that no longer respond to treatment.
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Study Reveals Possible Link Between Depression And Higher Body Temperature
A UCSF study involving 20,880 people across 106 countries has found a possible connection between depression and elevated body temperatures.
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Chronic Pain In Your Limbs May Be Due To Abnormal Brain Signals
People with CRPS have chronic pain but are often unaware about it. The new revelation attempts to tie a connection between brain signals and limb pain
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New Treatment Holds Best Option for Stroke Patient
For its ability to reduce the incidence of disability, a procedure called Endovascular Therapy (ET) could be the best option for many stroke sufferers, says a study co-authored by an Indian-origin doctor.
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UK Nurse Cured of Ebola After Receiving New Treatment
A British army reservist who contracted Ebola while working as a volunteer nurse in Sierra Leone has fully recovered after becoming the first patient in the world to receive an experimental new treatment.
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Skin treatment using blood cells to be tried on patients
For the benefit of people with burn marks and scars, doctors at a private hospital in New Delhi will experiment with a new treatment to develop skin from the blood cells of patients.The new treatment called the 'Vampire Facelift', which will make best use of the patients' own platelets, will be tried from next month at Fortis Hospital on persons se...
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A new virus may prolong survival of AIDS patients
Infection with an apparently harmless, newly recognized virus called GBV-C or hepatitis G, seems to interfere with HIV, slowing its progression and prolonging survival of AIDS patients. The hepatitis G virus was discovered in 1995, in a search for hepatitis viruses. It does not appear to cause hepatitis or any other disease, unlike other blood-bo...
