Never give up
Spermatogonial stem cells may be the solution to long-lived fertility, feel American researchers
Gene or genie
In a bid to halt the crippling disease in its tracks, American researchers have recently experimented with gene therapy as a cure for arthritis
Work-outs that work
Medical researchers in the US now insist that previous regimens, prescribing heavy exercise for women, are actually harmful
Mental dilemma
The first symptoms of schizophrenia usually appear in the late 20's, but neuroscientists now believe that the seeds for the disease are sown …
Watch your waistline
Hormone replacement therapy after menopause could lower the risk of getting heart diseases, advocates' a new study
The answer to cancer
Cancer is a major killer, but its cause is still a -pestering mystery. Now a recent study linking carcinogens and human bodies at the molecular …
Sick of sleep
Complex modern lifestyles have disturbed the biological rhythms of the body, giving rise to a lot of diseases and forcing researchers to delve …
Hunting for cure
By identifying the proteins with which the gene responsible for Huntington's disease reacts, researchers are optimistic of finding an antidote …
Misguiding lead
The next time you see a spoilt brat, do not blame his parents. It could be just because of some extra lead in his bones
Stent stunts
An improved version of a device that keeps blood vessels inflated -after cholesterol deposits have been ballooned out of them - has been …
Balloon benefits
Though laser seemed to be technically more advanced as a tool for removing heart blockages, a recent study shows that it cannot be trusted completely
Sleeping with the malady
Snoring may be dismissed as an irritant for the non-snorer sleeping nearby... but, watch out! For it just might be the symptom of a deadly …
Three cheers
Three important developments made by cancer researchers this year have opened up some exciting new possibilities for the diagnosis, therapy …
Aids against AIDS
In a monumental decision, the American government approves the world's first large-scale testing of an AIDS vaccine
A pinch of salt, anyone?
If you are health-conscious, you will politely decline the offer. But what do the experts have to say?
Family bonds
"Troubled children don't need counselling. They need parental love and support." A myth? Not at all, say behavioural scientists
No pain
... is a big gain when it comes to medicine. Here, doctors would give anything for an effective, new painkiller
Will plague return?
A plague bacterium that has developed resistance to several antibiotics may pose a serious threat to human health
Extreme stress and amnesia
The link has been established: the hormone cortisol plays an active role in memory loss due to stress
COVID-19 shows the world needs physicians who can look beyond medical charts
COVID-19 has placed a spotlight on the field of social medicine. It has done so by showing up inherent injustices in society
Tense? Cut down on fat
A lowfat diet can be as effective as any single drug therapy in checking high blood pressure
Baby fat is out
Researchers have concluded that high-fat diets for infants might have an adverse efteq on their later lives
Affairs of the heart
Not relying purely on preventive measures is being considered a better strategy for heart patients
Earlier the better
With rapid rise in the incidence of breast cancer, a new approach for early detection is welcome
Dangerous grafting
Public health could be under a serious threat if organ transplants from animals are carelessly conducted