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New Study Flags Breast Cancer Risk Among Indian Women: Links Late Menopause, Pregnancy, Higher Marriage Age, Central Obesity as Key Factors

New Delhi: A new study by scientists at the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has identified India-specific risk factors contributing to breast cancer among women, offering crucial insights for early detection and prevention. Breast cancer is among the top three cancers amongst women in India. The incidence of breast cancers in the country is

AIIMS Hosts India’s First Advanced Deep Brain Stimulation Workshop for Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders

New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is hosting India’s first workshop on advanced Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) to boost doctors’ expertise in device-assisted therapies for Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. The workshop, to be held from December 19 to 20, is dedicated exclusively to DBS in movement disorders and was

Why Modern Healthcare Needs Writers Who Can Turn Science into Understanding

Medicine has always been a field of expertise, but in the age of digital information, it has also become a field of communication. Patients today read health articles before consulting doctors, compare treatments before undergoing procedures, and research medicines before taking them. In this landscape, the medical content writer holds a role as crucial as

New Blood Test Enables Real-Time Lung Cancer Detection and Monitoring

New Delhi: A team of UK scientists has created an innovative blood test that allows doctors to detect and monitor lung cancer in real time, potentially reducing diagnostic delays and improving treatment outcomes for patients. Using the technique Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) microspectroscopy, the team detected a single lung cancer cell in a patient’s blood.

AIIMS Study Finds No Link Between Covid-19 Vaccines and Sudden Deaths Among Young Adults

New Delhi: A year-long autopsy-based study by AIIMS New Delhi has found no scientific evidence connecting Covid-19 vaccination to sudden deaths in young adults, reaffirming that the vaccines remain safe and effective. The study, titled ‘Burden of Sudden Death in Young Adults: A One-Year Observational Study at a Tertiary Care Centre in India’, has been

Nirmaan — Beautiful Minds at Work!

Mumbai: A tech glove that interprets hand gestures and turns them into speech. AI-driven tools designed to empower farmers and build a sustainable tomorrow. Intelligent filmmaking solutions—even systems that can cast actors for roles. These innovations, and many more, lit up the annual science, art, and craft exhibition Nirmaan, recently hosted by N. L. Dalmia

How Forensic and Electronic Evidence is evaluated in India

The Indian legal system has reached a crucial stage in how it evaluates forensic and electronic evidence. This includes both traditional biological evidence, such as DNA and modern digital sources like emails, device logs, and cloud data. For any such material to be admissible, three core requirements are now paramount: a properly documented and unbroken

Jaishankar Urges Global Biosecurity Reforms as Biological Weapons Convention Marks 50 Years

New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Dr S. Jaishankar on Monday called for urgent global reforms to enhance biosecurity and strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) as the treaty completes its 50th anniversary. He emphasised the need for collective action to address emerging biological threats and reinforce global safety measures. Speaking at the Conference on 50

Gene Behind Schizophrenia, Mental Illnesses Identified

New Delhi: A gene linked to schizophrenia and other mental disorders has been identified by German researchers. Until now, it was assumed that schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, or depression arise from an interplay of many different factors, including genetic ones. The research, published in the journal Molecular Psychiatry, identified the GRIN2A gene as a key factor.

Study Suggests Dark Chocolate, Berries May Enhance Memory and Reduce Stress

New Delhi: Having trouble with memory and stress? A piece of dark chocolate or a handful of berries may help improve your memory and reduce stress, according to a study involving animals. The enhancement of memory and cognition may be attributed to flavanols, which are found abundantly in cocoa and berries, according to a team

Tag: science

New Study Flags Breast Cancer Risk Among Indian Women: Links Late Menopause, Pregnancy, Higher Marriage Age, Central Obesity as Key Factors

AIIMS Hosts India’s First Advanced Deep Brain Stimulation Workshop for Parkinson’s and Movement Disorders

Why Modern Healthcare Needs Writers Who Can Turn Science into Understanding

New Blood Test Enables Real-Time Lung Cancer Detection and Monitoring

AIIMS Study Finds No Link Between Covid-19 Vaccines and Sudden Deaths Among Young Adults

Nirmaan — Beautiful Minds at Work!

How Forensic and Electronic Evidence is evaluated in India

Jaishankar Urges Global Biosecurity Reforms as Biological Weapons Convention Marks 50 Years

Gene Behind Schizophrenia, Mental Illnesses Identified

Study Suggests Dark Chocolate, Berries May Enhance Memory and Reduce Stress

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