Personalising Parkinson’s Drug Response
Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder worldwide, and its incidence is rapidly rising In a significant breakthrough, researchers from
Cool, Crisp Summer Salads
As temperatures soar, refreshing summer salads take centre stage on our plates. Packed with hydration, flavour, and colour, these simple recipes are
Brain Cells Link Hunger
While memory-related brain engrams have been studied before, this is the first time researchers have pinpointed those specifically dedicated to eating In
Almonds Combat Metabolic Syndrome
The findings, published in the journal Nutrition Research, offer hope for millions worldwide suffering from the condition. In the US alone, nearly
AI Transforms Cancer Care
The study involved 30 research groups across six countries — including Australia, the United States, Canada, Spain, Greece, and Austria — and
Oral, Gut Bacteria Linked to Parkinson’s
This unusual bacterial migration, known as “oral-gut translocation,” indicates that microbes from the mouth are travelling into the gut where they do
Fertility Crisis Rooted Deep
The report also highlighted sociocultural and psychological barriers. Nearly 19 per cent of respondents in India reported feeling pressured by partners or
Engineers Develop Stress-Detecting Dental Floss
That question led to the creation of the floss-based sensor, which collects saliva through capillary action—the natural movement of fluid through narrow
Only 3 in 5 Heart Failure Patients See Cardiologist Yearly: Study
The study analysed national medical data from France, focusing on 655,919 patients who had been diagnosed with heart failure within the past
Autistic and Non-Autistic People Communicate Equally Well, Finds New Study
Autism is a lifelong neurodivergence and disability that influences how people perceive and engage with the world around them. It’s commonly believed