Cervical Cancer Awareness Month is celebrated in January every year. It aims to raise awareness about the dangers of cervical cancer and highlights the importance of preventive strategies.
Autism risk can be accurately predicted before birth by detecting any de novo mutations in the father's sperms. The presence of these mutations significantly increases the risk of autism in future children.
Eating too much and not exercising less could be the underlying cause of obesity and other metabolic disorders. This research could enable new ways of tackling obesity and diabetes.
Healthy sleep patterns can offset genetic susceptibility to heart disease and stroke. Despite genetic influences, the risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) can be reduced in people who sleep well at night.
New drug molecules have been discovered that could cure Nipah virus disease. The inhibitors - designed by 3D structural modeling - are capable of blocking the transmission of 15 different Nipah virus strains.
