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Biotech Firm MedTherapy Says It Can Cut Gene Therapy Production Time To One Day
A key claim by the company MedTherapy is a major reduction in production timelines. While gene therapies typically take weeks or months to manufacture, MedTherapy says it has significantly shortened the process.
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New One-Shot Gene Editing Therapy May Reduce Bad Cholesterol By 62%
A groundbreaking gene-editing therapy developed by Eli Lilly and Verve Therapeutics reduced "bad" LDL cholesterol by up to 62% after a single infusion in an early trial, raising hopes for a long-lasting treatment to reduce heart attack risk
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Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
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Beta Blockers, Common Heart Drugs Prescribed Since 1950s, Linked To Severe Risks Especially For Women: New Study
A major international study suggests beta blockers may not benefit many patients recovering from uncomplicated heart attacks with preserved heart function and may even pose higher risks for some women.
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Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
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Doctor Explains Why Treating Dull Skin Requires More Than Just Topical Skincare
The first and most critical step in managing dull skin is identifying its root cause. For some individuals, dullness is predominantly linked to dehydration and impaired moisture retention.
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Against All Odds: 42-Year-Old Woman Defeats HIV, Hepatitis B And Cancer With Rare Liver Transplant
The patient had been living with Hepatitis B for several years and was diagnosed with HIV around three years ago. Over time, her health deteriorated sharply.
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Virat Kohli Opens Up About 'Imposter Syndrome': Here's What It Means For Mental Health
Virat Kohli's remarks about imposter syndrome have brought attention to a psychological struggle experienced by many high-achieving individuals despite visible success.
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'Filter Of Fantasy': Japan Trials Anime Therapy To Treat Depression
As a teenager struggling to fit into life in rural Sicily, psychiatrist Francesco Panto found refuge in anime, where he discovered characters that resembled the kind...
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RML Hospital Reports First Heat Stroke Case Of The Season
A healthy 24-year-old student from West Bengal is battling for his life in critical condition after becoming Delhi's first heat stroke victim of the season, as temperatures prepare to spike towards a searing 46 degree celusis.
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7-Minute Cancer Shot Costing Rs 3.7 Lakh Per Dose Launched In India
The new injection uses a drug called atezolizumab, which works by blocking a protein called PD-L1. Cancer cells use this protein to hide from the immune system. Once the protein is blocked, the body's immune cells can identify and attack cancer cells
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What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
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How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
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Who Should Take Lormalzi? Alzheimer's Expert Explains Benefits And Risks
Neurologists say Lormalzi (donanemab), India's newly launched Alzheimer's therapy, may help slow cognitive decline in carefully selected patients with early disease. Experts explain who may benefit, who should avoid it, and the risks involved.
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Can Stem Cell Therapy Help You Avoid Knee Surgery? The Benefits And Limitations Explained
Stem cell therapy may offer relief for some people with early knee damage or mild osteoarthritis and could help delay surgery in selected cases.
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Biotech Firm MedTherapy Says It Can Cut Gene Therapy Production Time To One Day
A key claim by the company MedTherapy is a major reduction in production timelines. While gene therapies typically take weeks or months to manufacture, MedTherapy says it has significantly shortened the process.
-
New One-Shot Gene Editing Therapy May Reduce Bad Cholesterol By 62%
A groundbreaking gene-editing therapy developed by Eli Lilly and Verve Therapeutics reduced "bad" LDL cholesterol by up to 62% after a single infusion in an early trial, raising hopes for a long-lasting treatment to reduce heart attack risk
-
Are Some Cancers Worse Than Others? What Scientists Say
Scientists say some cancers are biologically more aggressive than others, but outcomes depend on many factors including tumour type, stage, genetics, treatment response, and early detection.
-
Beta Blockers, Common Heart Drugs Prescribed Since 1950s, Linked To Severe Risks Especially For Women: New Study
A major international study suggests beta blockers may not benefit many patients recovering from uncomplicated heart attacks with preserved heart function and may even pose higher risks for some women.
-
Can Stimulating the Vagus Nerve Improve Your Health?
The vagus nerve is also involved in communication between the brain and digestive system, sometimes called the "gut-brain axis."
-
Doctor Explains Why Treating Dull Skin Requires More Than Just Topical Skincare
The first and most critical step in managing dull skin is identifying its root cause. For some individuals, dullness is predominantly linked to dehydration and impaired moisture retention.
-
Against All Odds: 42-Year-Old Woman Defeats HIV, Hepatitis B And Cancer With Rare Liver Transplant
The patient had been living with Hepatitis B for several years and was diagnosed with HIV around three years ago. Over time, her health deteriorated sharply.
-
Virat Kohli Opens Up About 'Imposter Syndrome': Here's What It Means For Mental Health
Virat Kohli's remarks about imposter syndrome have brought attention to a psychological struggle experienced by many high-achieving individuals despite visible success.
-
'Filter Of Fantasy': Japan Trials Anime Therapy To Treat Depression
As a teenager struggling to fit into life in rural Sicily, psychiatrist Francesco Panto found refuge in anime, where he discovered characters that resembled the kind...
-
RML Hospital Reports First Heat Stroke Case Of The Season
A healthy 24-year-old student from West Bengal is battling for his life in critical condition after becoming Delhi's first heat stroke victim of the season, as temperatures prepare to spike towards a searing 46 degree celusis.
-
7-Minute Cancer Shot Costing Rs 3.7 Lakh Per Dose Launched In India
The new injection uses a drug called atezolizumab, which works by blocking a protein called PD-L1. Cancer cells use this protein to hide from the immune system. Once the protein is blocked, the body's immune cells can identify and attack cancer cells
-
What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
-
How Men Can Beat The Burnout With These 6 Simple Tips
Doctors say chronic stress activates the body's fight-or-flight response for prolonged periods. This can increase stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline, which may silently affect multiple organs over time.
-
Who Should Take Lormalzi? Alzheimer's Expert Explains Benefits And Risks
Neurologists say Lormalzi (donanemab), India's newly launched Alzheimer's therapy, may help slow cognitive decline in carefully selected patients with early disease. Experts explain who may benefit, who should avoid it, and the risks involved.
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Can Stem Cell Therapy Help You Avoid Knee Surgery? The Benefits And Limitations Explained
Stem cell therapy may offer relief for some people with early knee damage or mild osteoarthritis and could help delay surgery in selected cases.
