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Living In High Altitude Protects Against Diabetes, Scientists Discover Why
Diabetes reversed in mice with a pill mimicking high altitude hypoxia. Scientists say red blood cells hold the key.
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Scientists Trace Chronic Constipation Treatment Failures To Mucus-Eating Bacteria
The researchers say that the microbes, Akkermansia muciniphila and Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron, break down the protective mucus layer of the colon. The study, published in the Gut Microbes, explains why common treatments fail.
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New AIIMS Must Establish Global Standards In Patient Care And Medical Education, Says J.P. Nadda
New All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) should progressively establish world standards in patient care and medical education, while preserving the institutional ethos associated with the AIIMS system.
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Traditional Medicine At The Centre Of Health Security Worldwide, Says Ayush Minister
Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav highlights holistic, evidence-based healthcare at IACE 2026 in Dubai, with 28 nations advancing integrative medicine.
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Researchers Suggest Saturn's Titan Moon Formed in a Single High-Energy Impact Event
New research suggests Saturn’s largest moon Titan and its iconic rings may share a violent origin. Simulations indicate Titan formed after a massive collision between two moons about 100 to 200 million years ago, resurfacing Titan and altering its orbit. The resulting instability likely shattered smaller moons, sending icy debris inward to create...
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Don't Blame Sugar In Your Diet: Doctor Says Stress And Sleep Issues Are Worsening Blood Sugar Control
An endocrinologist explains how stress and poor sleep aren't just bad for mood, they also create a biological environment that triggers diabetes.
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India AI Summit: This Startup Wants to Build the World’s First AI City in Bengaluru
On the second day of the inaugural AI Impact Summit, which is being hosted in New Delhi, a very interesting announcement has emerged. A Bengaluru-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup, Bharat1, has laid out the plans to build the world’s first “humanity-first” AI city in Bengaluru. While on the surface, the idea seems fantastical, the re...
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Two Injections A Year For Blood Pressure? Lancet Review Signals Major Shift In Hypertension Care
The development, researchers say, could fundamentally change how hypertension is managed, particularly at a time when control rates remain alarmingly low.
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NASA Juno Mission Uncovers Subtle Geometric Shifts That Challenge Existing Models of the Jovian Interior
Scientists have refined Jupiter’s size and shape using modern radio signal observations, finding the giant planet slightly smaller and more flattened than earlier estimates. Though the difference is only a few kilometres, researchers say it greatly improves models of Jupiter’s interior, gravity, and atmospheric structure, offering deeper insigh...
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Long Covid And Alzheimer's Might Be Driven By Similar Changes In The Brain, Says New Study
A new study from New York University finds that long Covid and Alzheimer's may share biological pathways, with choroid plexus changes linked to brain inflammation, waste clearance issues, and cognitive decline.
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Living In High Altitude Protects Against Diabetes, Scientists Discover Why
Diabetes reversed in mice with a pill mimicking high altitude hypoxia. Scientists say red blood cells hold the key.
-
Scientists Trace Chronic Constipation Treatment Failures To Mucus-Eating Bacteria
The researchers say that the microbes, Akkermansia muciniphila and Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron, break down the protective mucus layer of the colon. The study, published in the Gut Microbes, explains why common treatments fail.
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New AIIMS Must Establish Global Standards In Patient Care And Medical Education, Says J.P. Nadda
New All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) should progressively establish world standards in patient care and medical education, while preserving the institutional ethos associated with the AIIMS system.
-
Traditional Medicine At The Centre Of Health Security Worldwide, Says Ayush Minister
Ayush Minister Prataprao Jadhav highlights holistic, evidence-based healthcare at IACE 2026 in Dubai, with 28 nations advancing integrative medicine.
-
Researchers Suggest Saturn's Titan Moon Formed in a Single High-Energy Impact Event
New research suggests Saturn’s largest moon Titan and its iconic rings may share a violent origin. Simulations indicate Titan formed after a massive collision between two moons about 100 to 200 million years ago, resurfacing Titan and altering its orbit. The resulting instability likely shattered smaller moons, sending icy debris inward to create...
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Don't Blame Sugar In Your Diet: Doctor Says Stress And Sleep Issues Are Worsening Blood Sugar Control
An endocrinologist explains how stress and poor sleep aren't just bad for mood, they also create a biological environment that triggers diabetes.
-
India AI Summit: This Startup Wants to Build the World’s First AI City in Bengaluru
On the second day of the inaugural AI Impact Summit, which is being hosted in New Delhi, a very interesting announcement has emerged. A Bengaluru-based artificial intelligence (AI) startup, Bharat1, has laid out the plans to build the world’s first “humanity-first” AI city in Bengaluru. While on the surface, the idea seems fantastical, the re...
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Two Injections A Year For Blood Pressure? Lancet Review Signals Major Shift In Hypertension Care
The development, researchers say, could fundamentally change how hypertension is managed, particularly at a time when control rates remain alarmingly low.
-
NASA Juno Mission Uncovers Subtle Geometric Shifts That Challenge Existing Models of the Jovian Interior
Scientists have refined Jupiter’s size and shape using modern radio signal observations, finding the giant planet slightly smaller and more flattened than earlier estimates. Though the difference is only a few kilometres, researchers say it greatly improves models of Jupiter’s interior, gravity, and atmospheric structure, offering deeper insigh...
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Long Covid And Alzheimer's Might Be Driven By Similar Changes In The Brain, Says New Study
A new study from New York University finds that long Covid and Alzheimer's may share biological pathways, with choroid plexus changes linked to brain inflammation, waste clearance issues, and cognitive decline.
