MicroRNA regulates critical properties of cancer stem cells
Researchers have found a genetic switch belonging to a class of molecules called microRNAs that regulate the cancer stem cells in mice. ANI
Creative activity helps people stay healthy
A new study has suggested that employees who have more control over their daily activities and can take up challenging tasks they enjoy, are likely to be in better health. ANI
Decisions about medication are governed by the risk involved
A survey conducted at the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Centre has revealed that decisions people take are influenced by the amount of risk that is perceived. ANI
Omega-3 fatty acid can improve memory and maintain brain health
Nutrition 21s Core4Life Advanced Memory Formula, a blend of DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, chromium picolinate and phosphatidylserine (PS), can improve memory and maintain brain health, a new study has revealed. ANI
Researchers develop technique to reversibly transfer data from light to sound
Researchers have developed a technique to transfer data reversibly from light to sound, which they say may lead to designing super-fast optical communications networks in future. ANI
Obese people more prone to bad breath
If your weight is on the higher side of the measuring scale, theres a higher chance of people running away from you due to bad breath, for a study has revealed that theres a direct link between obesity and bad breath. ANI
Molecular switch that may treat chronic autoimmune disorders identified
A research has discovered a new and powerful molecular switch that manages the inflammatory response of the immune system, and may also lead to the discovery of a treatment for lupus. ANI
Smart cancer drug Sunitinib may have toxic effects on heart
Researchers at Childrens Hospital Boston, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute (Boston), and Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia) have revealed that FDA-approved cancer drug Sunitinib may have adverse effects on the heart. ANI
Sperms immune-protection properties may hold vital clue to cancer spread
A new study has revealed that sugar-based markers on human sperm cells, which may prevent them from being attacked by the female immune system, could provide a vital link to how some cancers spread in the human body. ANI
Heres why vaccines directed against cancer, HIV dont work
A new study conducted by researchers at the University of Missouri and Imperial College London has found evidence suggesting why vaccines directed against HIV and many cancers do not work. ANI
Elderly can ward off illnesses through exercise, diet: Study
Age isnt a factor when it comes to improving your health and leading a healthier lifestyle, say researchers in the US who suggest that a better diet and exercise is all thats needed to live better, even if youve had an unhealthy lifestyle in the past. ANI
Ingredient in human semen may enhance HIV risk 100,000-fold
Scientists have identified a protein in human semen that increases the risk of HIV infection up to 100,000-fold. ANI
Green tea may help protect against Parkinsons
A new study has suggested that green tea may protect brain cells against Parkinsons disease. ANI
A drink a day helps older women live longer, healthier lives
A drink a day does wonders for older women, says a study by researchers at the University of Newcastle. ANI