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Eye Injury Sets Immune Cells on Surveillance to Protect the Lens: Study

Eye Injury Sets Immune Cells on Surveillance to Protect the Lens: Study

Eyes also launch an immune response in the lens after injury, reports a new study. This discovery adds to a growing body of evidence working to overturn the accepted dogma of the field. The ...

Spirituality Tied to a Higher Quality of Life for Stroke Survivors, Caregivers

Spirituality Tied to a Higher Quality of Life for Stroke Survivors, Caregivers

Higher spirituality can improve the quality of life of a stroke survivor and their caregivers who may also feel depressed, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the...

Transplant Patients Should be Examined by a Dermatologist: Study

Transplant Patients Should be Examined by a Dermatologist: Study

New study endorses enhanced screening, monitoring, and prevention of skin cancer and skin infection in patients with solid organ transplants. Almost 40,000 organ transplants were perfor...

New Type of Laser Makes Eye Surgery Simpler

New Type of Laser Makes Eye Surgery Simpler

New soliton laser has the potential applications in eye and heart surgery or the engineering of delicate materials, said researchers. The Director of the University of Sydney Instit...

Oxford Covid-19 Vaccine Trial May Not Yield Result

Oxford Covid-19 Vaccine Trial May Not Yield Result

Team at Oxford University developing a Covid-19 vaccine believe that the chances of the trial yielding "no result" is now 50 per cent, The Telegraph reported. The University of Oxford ...

Prevent a Stroke by Knowing Your Risks: Study

Prevent a Stroke by Knowing Your Risks: Study

Modifying your stroke risk factor can prevent stroke altogether and most risk factors are entirely manageable in a primary care setting, reports a new study. Dr. Raymond Reichwein, a n...

Epilepsy Deaths Didn't Reduce Despite Advances In Therapy

Epilepsy Deaths Didn't Reduce Despite Advances In Therapy

Epilepsy-related deaths in young adults aged 16-24 years remains large, according to the new study presented at the European Academy of Neurology (EAN) Virtual Congress. The research fo...

Warning of 10 Years of Depression, Debt By Leading Economist , Coronovirus

Warning of 10 Years of Depression, Debt By Leading Economist , Coronovirus

Economist Nouriel Roubini warned of a downturn and sluggish recovery from the coronavirus. Nicknamed Dr Doom for his gloomy predictions, Professor Roubini said there are some jobs that...

COVID-19 Vaccines Labelled As Public Good, WHO

COVID-19 Vaccines Labelled As Public Good, WHO

COVID-19 vaccines must be recognised as public goods for the whole world, and that all countries must contribute , according to World Health Organization. "We can't prevent pat...

Multiple Sclerosis Risk in Urbanites Due To Air POllution

Multiple Sclerosis Risk in Urbanites Due To Air POllution

Development of multiple sclerosis (MS) may be due to air pollution, say researchers, adding that MS risk was 29 per cent higher among people residing in urbanised areas. Multiple scler...

Routine Vaccination Disrupted By Covid-19 For 80 Mn Children

Routine Vaccination Disrupted By Covid-19 For 80 Mn Children

Life-saving immunisation services around the world have been disrupted by Covid-19, which is likely to affect approximately 80 million children under the age of one. The hindrance is p...

Indians Working on Covid-19 Vaccine

Indians Working on Covid-19 Vaccine

Vaccine for coronavirus in a cross-continental collaboration is being developed leading vaccine maker Indian Immunologicals Limited. It is leading the cross-continental research collab...

New Urine Test Holds Promise for Kidney Stone Sufferers

New Urine Test Holds Promise for Kidney Stone Sufferers

An improved urine-testing system for people suffering from kidney stones inspired by nature may allow patients to obtain results within 30 minutes instead of the current turnaround time of a...

New Study may Offer Hope to Stroke Patients Who Lost Some of Their Vision

New Study may Offer Hope to Stroke Patients Who Lost Some of Their Vision

Stroke patients with vision loss are often told that there is nothing they can do to improve or regain their vision. But a new study may offer hope to stroke patients in retrieving vision. T...

US And India Working Together on Covid-19 Vaccine

US And India Working Together on Covid-19 Vaccine

President Donald Trump said on Friday the US was working with India on the project "Operation Warp Speed". "We are working very closely also with India," Trump said while speaking to ...

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