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The surface of these nanocarriers or drug capsules is specially coated to enable them to dock on to tissue interspersed with tumour cells (Photo: Pixabay)

New compound may reverse human cell ageing: Study

Our compounds provide mitochondria in cells with an alternative fuel to help them function properly.

7 Aug 2018 7:00 PM IST

But there are also concerns about hackers getting access to revealing images of people (Photo: Pixabay)

New smart mirror helps track changes in figure by creating 3D scans of...

The process is simple as the person has to stand on a scale that is also a turntable which spins slowly as the mirror...

7 Aug 2018 6:44 PM IST

Visa dismisses cyber attack claim

Visa restrictions can increase illegal migration: Study

Illegal reorientation is especially problematic when government restrictions are placed on family reunification.

7 Aug 2018 6:17 PM IST

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Can exercise decrease irregular heart rate risk in obese people?

Physical activity and exercise reduce a lot of the known risk factors for atrial fibrillation, like high blood pressure.

7 Aug 2018 6:14 PM IST

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New York art turns Bulgarian village into outdoor gallery

It is the fourth year that students from Poland have painted the walls of Staro Zhelezare.

7 Aug 2018 5:23 PM IST

From Itsukushima in Japan to one of the most northerly cities in Norway there are places around the world where death has been outlawed. (Photo: Pixabay)

7 places around the world where dying is banned

There are a few places around the world, where death, simply put, is unwelcome.

7 Aug 2018 4:00 PM IST

A study shows that people die in 70 percent cases like this one and 15 percent die after making it to he hospital (Photo: Pixabay)

Man survives internal decapitation after having skull separated from...

Brock was being driven home by his cousin when the truck hit black ice and tipped over throwing him towards the door.

7 Aug 2018 3:09 PM IST

The debate over public breastfeeding regularly resurfaces in the United States (Photo: AFP)

Does your child still demand breast milk?

Humans are designed to nurse beyond babyhood, breast milk does not have any expiry date

7 Aug 2018 2:55 PM IST

Its true that maybe in 50% of the population, a stroke grows very quickly. (Photo: Pixabay)

Women more likely to die of heart attack if doctor is male: study

Most physicians are male, and male physicians appear to have trouble treating female patients.

7 Aug 2018 2:02 PM IST

The debate over public breastfeeding regularly resurfaces in the United States (Photo: AFP)

World Breastfeeding Week: Here's why exclusive, on-demand feeding is...

Women, employed in any capacity are unable to breastfeed infants for recommended minimum amount of time leading to...

7 Aug 2018 1:56 PM IST

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Patients who accepted infected kidneys cured of hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is an infection that can quietly destroy someone's liver if untreated.

7 Aug 2018 1:44 PM IST

Late-onset diabetes may be an early indicator of pancreatic cancer or a factor that contributes to its development.

Here's how you can effectively juggle between diabetes and work

Diabetes and work don't always mix because it involves managing food, medicines, rest, monitoring, and exercise.

7 Aug 2018 1:28 PM IST