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Chest CT can differentiate negative from positive COVID-19 results

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Chest CT can differentiate between negative and positive lab results for COVID-19 based on presence of pulmonary consolidation  Presence of pulmonary consolidation in chest CT...
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Immunotherapy helps kids with COVID19 related inflammatory syndrome

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Immune globulin therapy - antibodies purified from donated blood and steroids could be the answer to COVID19 related multi-system inflammatory syndrome in children Treatment with...

DBS is an effective treatment for most severe form of depression

AI helps identify stroke patients’ ideal for clot-removing procedure

Recent anti-diabetic drug dapagliflozin can treat heart failure in non-diabetics too

Diagnostic and treatment guidelines for severe allergic reactions

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Siddha drugs cocktail can control anaemia in adolescent girls, claims new study

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It is estimated that over a quarter of India’s adolescent girls are anaemic, the study looked at multiple interventions to tackle the problem A cocktail...

Many examples of people benefitting from the miracle of homeopathy: Prez Murmu

Yoga improves mental health during COVID19, says new study

Antioxidant found in green tea could help treat antibiotic resistance

At AYUSH meet, experts bat for medical marijuana legalisation

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Indian scientists devise way to bypass blood brain barrier to deliver TB drugs to the brain

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Scientists at Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) used tiny particles made of a natural material called chitosan Delivering tuberculosis drugs to the brain...

Sports for health: New report builds on lessons from 2022 football World Cup in Qatar

COVID19 is a risk factor for coronary artery disease, some blood groups more vulnerable

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Indian scientists devise way to bypass blood brain barrier to deliver TB drugs to the brain

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Scientists at Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) used tiny particles made of a natural material called chitosan Delivering tuberculosis drugs to the brain...

Sports for health: New report builds on lessons from 2022 football World Cup in Qatar

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The report “Changing the Game: Strengthening Health and Well-Being through Sport Events”, is the product of the 3-year Sport for Health partnership Can mega sporting...

India has becomes third country in SE Asia to eliminate trachoma, WHO certifies

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Trachoma is a bacterial infection that affects the eyes, spreading through contact with the eyes, eyelids, nose or throat secretions of infected people India has...

Nutritional support doubled to Rs 1000/month, special supplements for underweight TB patients

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Government approves additional allocation of ₹ 1040 crores to Ni-Kshay Poshan Yojana as nutritional support for all TB patients In a landmark decision, the ministry...

The 2024 Nobel Prize for Physiology goes to the scientists who discovered microRNA

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MicroRNA is a new class of tiny RNA molecules that play a crucial role in gene regulation   The 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine...
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Indian scientists devise way to bypass blood brain barrier to deliver TB drugs to the brain

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Scientists at Institute of Nano Science and Technology (INST) used tiny particles made of a natural material called chitosan Delivering tuberculosis drugs to the brain...

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