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Unmade Beds, Insomnia Medicines: Inside El Mencho's Final Hiding Place
Mexican drug cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, better known as 'El Mencho', spent his final days at a two-story villa in the exclusive, gated Tapalpa Country Club with one of his lovers.
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5 Reasons Your Fish Oil Supplement Might Not Be Working And When It Could Be Harmful
A new study suggests that the approach to fish oil supplementation should be based on the presence of a specific gene. Here is why it should matter to you and why rethinking your approach to supplementation matters.
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Alarm Over NEET-PG Cut-Offs As Government Medical Seats Fill At Single-Digit Scores
The impact was visible across disciplines. Seats were allotted at 10 marks in Transfusion Medicine, 11 marks in Anatomy and even minus 8 marks in Biochemistry, particularly under reserved and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories.
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Union Budget 2026: How Import Duty Exemption On Rare Disease Drugs Could Make Treatments Cheaper
The Union Budget 2026-27 includes customs duty exemptions on drugs and medical foods used to treat seven rare diseases under India's National Policy for Rare Diseases, potentially lowering costs for patients reliant on imported therapies.
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Union Budget 2026: Duty Relief On Cancer Drugs, Import Exemptions For Rare Diseases
In the Union Budget 2026, the government announced targeted relief for cancer patients by exempting basic customs duty on 17 essential cancer drugs and medicines, aimed at reducing treatment costs.
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Researchers Develop AI Model That Predicts Disease Risk From Sleep Data
The AI system, described in a paper in the journal Nature Medicine, was initially tested on standard tasks involving sleep analysis, such as tracking different stages of sleep or diagnosing severity of sleep apnoea.
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South Korea Develops AI Model For A Custom Cancer Vaccine
A joint research team of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and domestic biotechnology firm Neogenlogic have developed a new artificial intelligence.
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Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
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Priyanka Chopra's Facialist Sued For 31 Lakh By Woman Who Claims Chemical Peel 'Burned' Her Face
Victoria's personal lawsuit asserts claims for fraud, unfair competition, unlawful business practices and unlicensed practice of medicine
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Mumbai Man 'Fires' From Air Gun After Argument Over Late Delivery Of Medicine
A 35-year-old employee of a bank was booked for attempt to murder after he pulled the trigger of an air gun following an argument with a person over the delayed delivery of medicines at his flat in Mumbai, police said on Sunday.
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CRISPR Explained: How Gene Editing Is Reshaping Medicine
CRISPR is revolutionizing medicine by enabling precise DNA edits, treating genetic diseases like sickle cell anemia and beta-thalassemia, and pioneering in vivo editing and personalized therapies.
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Techie Takes Down Scammer With Counter Hack Attack
An Indian scammer got the taste of his own medicine after he encountered a tech-savvy man who hacked his laptop and accessed his personal information
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Holding Your Pee For Too Long? Lifestyle Coach Warns Of The Consequences
Luke Coutinho said while there can be several reasons for a weak bladder, one of the primary ones behind it is when a person holds urine in bladder for longer durations
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Integrating AI And Personalized Medicine For Better Outcomes In Heart Disease Management
By leveraging machine learning, these intelligent systems can detect patterns that human doctors might miss, enabling early intervention and lifestyle modifications to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.
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First Face Transplant With an Eye Reportedly Does Not Show Any Signs of Rejects After a Year
In May 2023, Aaron James, an electrical lineman, became the first person to undergo a partial face transplant that included an eye. Now, a year later, doctors from New York University Langone Health report no signs of rejection, with blood flow reaching the transplanted eye. However, despite this positive development, James remains unable to see fr...
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Unmade Beds, Insomnia Medicines: Inside El Mencho's Final Hiding Place
Mexican drug cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, better known as 'El Mencho', spent his final days at a two-story villa in the exclusive, gated Tapalpa Country Club with one of his lovers.
-
5 Reasons Your Fish Oil Supplement Might Not Be Working And When It Could Be Harmful
A new study suggests that the approach to fish oil supplementation should be based on the presence of a specific gene. Here is why it should matter to you and why rethinking your approach to supplementation matters.
-
Alarm Over NEET-PG Cut-Offs As Government Medical Seats Fill At Single-Digit Scores
The impact was visible across disciplines. Seats were allotted at 10 marks in Transfusion Medicine, 11 marks in Anatomy and even minus 8 marks in Biochemistry, particularly under reserved and Persons with Disabilities (PwD) categories.
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Union Budget 2026: How Import Duty Exemption On Rare Disease Drugs Could Make Treatments Cheaper
The Union Budget 2026-27 includes customs duty exemptions on drugs and medical foods used to treat seven rare diseases under India's National Policy for Rare Diseases, potentially lowering costs for patients reliant on imported therapies.
-
Union Budget 2026: Duty Relief On Cancer Drugs, Import Exemptions For Rare Diseases
In the Union Budget 2026, the government announced targeted relief for cancer patients by exempting basic customs duty on 17 essential cancer drugs and medicines, aimed at reducing treatment costs.
-
Researchers Develop AI Model That Predicts Disease Risk From Sleep Data
The AI system, described in a paper in the journal Nature Medicine, was initially tested on standard tasks involving sleep analysis, such as tracking different stages of sleep or diagnosing severity of sleep apnoea.
-
South Korea Develops AI Model For A Custom Cancer Vaccine
A joint research team of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and domestic biotechnology firm Neogenlogic have developed a new artificial intelligence.
-
Russia Announces Scholarships For Indian Students Without Requiring Entrance Examinations
The scholarship covers bachelors to advanced training with no entrance exams. Selection is based on academic records and portfolios, with applicants able to choose up to six universities.
-
Priyanka Chopra's Facialist Sued For 31 Lakh By Woman Who Claims Chemical Peel 'Burned' Her Face
Victoria's personal lawsuit asserts claims for fraud, unfair competition, unlawful business practices and unlicensed practice of medicine
-
Mumbai Man 'Fires' From Air Gun After Argument Over Late Delivery Of Medicine
A 35-year-old employee of a bank was booked for attempt to murder after he pulled the trigger of an air gun following an argument with a person over the delayed delivery of medicines at his flat in Mumbai, police said on Sunday.
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CRISPR Explained: How Gene Editing Is Reshaping Medicine
CRISPR is revolutionizing medicine by enabling precise DNA edits, treating genetic diseases like sickle cell anemia and beta-thalassemia, and pioneering in vivo editing and personalized therapies.
-
Techie Takes Down Scammer With Counter Hack Attack
An Indian scammer got the taste of his own medicine after he encountered a tech-savvy man who hacked his laptop and accessed his personal information
-
Holding Your Pee For Too Long? Lifestyle Coach Warns Of The Consequences
Luke Coutinho said while there can be several reasons for a weak bladder, one of the primary ones behind it is when a person holds urine in bladder for longer durations
-
Integrating AI And Personalized Medicine For Better Outcomes In Heart Disease Management
By leveraging machine learning, these intelligent systems can detect patterns that human doctors might miss, enabling early intervention and lifestyle modifications to prevent or delay the onset of the disease.
-
First Face Transplant With an Eye Reportedly Does Not Show Any Signs of Rejects After a Year
In May 2023, Aaron James, an electrical lineman, became the first person to undergo a partial face transplant that included an eye. Now, a year later, doctors from New York University Langone Health report no signs of rejection, with blood flow reaching the transplanted eye. However, despite this positive development, James remains unable to see fr...
