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HEALTH

Does Regular Breakfast Eating Really Help Reduce Body Weight?

A review of previous trials shows that eating or skipping breakfast may not have any impact on a person’s health Breakfast is well believed to...

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MEDICINE

Delivering Oral Dose of Insulin to Patients of Type 1 Diabetes: Trial Successful in Pigs

A new pill has been designed which delivers insulin into the bloodstream easily and pain-free, in pigs for now Insulin is an important hormone required...

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BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE

e-Cigarettes Twice More Effective in Helping Smokers to Quit Smoking

Study shows the e-cigarettes are twice more effective than nicotine-replacement therapy in helping smokers to quit smoking. Smoking is one of the leading causes of...

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ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

A Unique Textile Fabric with Self-Adjusting Heat Emissivity

The first temperature-sensitive textile has been created which can regulate our body’s heat exchange with the environment Our body absorbs or loses heat in the...

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MEDICINE

Influence of Gut Bacteria on Depression and Mental Health

Scientists have identified several groups of bacteria which varied along with depression and quality of life in humans Our gastrointestinal (GI) track has a trillion...

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ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

Vital Sign Alert (VSA) Device: A Novel Device for Use in Pregnancy

A novel vital signs measurement device is ideal for low resource settings for timely intervention of illnesses during pregnancy The main driving force behind developing...

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ENVIRONMENT

Carbon Capture Based on Crystallization of Bicarbonate-water Clusters: A Promising Approach to Control Global Warming

A new carbon capture method has been devised to capture carbon dioxide from fossil-fuel emissions Greenhouse emissions are the biggest contributor towards climate change. Emissions...

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MEDICINE

Relief from Painful Neuropathy Through the Clearance of Partially Damaged Nerves

Scientists have found a new way in mice to get relief from the chronic neuropathic pain Neuropathic pain in humans is a chronic pain associated...

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ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

A Wireless ‘‘Brain Pacemaker’’ That Can Detect and Prevent Seizures

Engineers have designed a wireless ‘brain pacemaker’ which can detect and prevent tremors or seizures in patients suffering from neurological disorders According to World Health...

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BIOLOGY

New Anti-Ageing Intervention to Slow Motor Ageing and Prolong Longevity

Study highlights the key genes which can prevent motor function decline as an organism ages, for now in worms Ageing is a natural and inevitable...

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CHEMISTRY

Discovery of Chemical Leads for Next Generation Anti-Malarial Drug

A new study has used robotic screening for shortlisting chemical compounds which could be ‘prevent’ malaria According to WHO, there were 219 million cases of...

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HEALTH

Magnesium Mineral Regulates Vitamin D Levels in Our Body

A new clinical trial shows how mineral magnesium has the ability to regulate vitamin D levels in our body Magnesium, an essential micromineral is needed...

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HEALTH

Probiotics Not Effective Enough in Treating ‘Stomach Flu’ in children

Twin studies show that expensive and popular probiotics may not be effective in treating ‘stomach flu’ in young children. Gastroenteritis or commonly called as ‘stomach...

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MEDICINE

Gluten Intolerance: A Promising Step Towards Developing a Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis and Celiac Disease

Study suggests a new protein involved in development of gluten intolerance which can be a therapeutic target. Almost 1 out of 100 people suffer from...

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HEALTH

Intermittent Fasting Can Make Us Healthier

Study shows that intermittent fasting for certain intervals can promote good health by boosting our metabolism Fasting is a natural phenomenon in most animals and...

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ENVIRONMENT

Air Pollution A Major Health Risk to the Planet: India Worst Affected Globally

Comprehensive study on the seventh biggest country of the world, India, shows how ambient air pollution is majorly affecting health outcomes According to WHO, ambient...

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AGRICULTURE & FOOD

Organic Farming can have much Greater Implications for Climate Change

Study shows growing food organically has higher impact on climate because of more land use Organic food has become very popular in the last decade...

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MEDICINE

Neutralizing Antibodies Induced by Vaccination can Provide Protection Against HIV Infection

Research shows that neutralizing antibodies which are induced by vaccination can protect animals from HIV infection. Developing a safe and effective HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)...

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MEDICINE

Glucagon Mediated Glucose Production in Liver can Control and Prevent Diabetes

An important marker for diabetes development has been identified. The two important hormones produced in the pancreas – glucagon and insulin – control proper glucose...

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BIOLOGY

Biological Barriers of Reproduction from Same-Sex Mammals Overcome

Study shows for the first time healthy mouse offspring born from same sex parents – in this case mothers. The biological aspect of why mammals...

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MEDICINE

Recently Identified Nerve-Signalling Pathway for Effective Pain Management

Scientists have identified a distinct nerve-signalling pathway which could help to recover from sustained pain after an injury. We all know pain – the unpleasant...

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ENVIRONMENT

Advances in Laser Technology Opens New Vistas for Cleaner Fuel and Energy

Scientists have developed a laser technology which could open avenues for clean fuel and energy technologies in the future. We urgently need environment friendly and...

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BIOLOGY

The Largest Dinosaur Fossil Excavated for the First Time in South Africa

Scientists have excavated the largest dinosaur fossil which would have been the largest terrestrial animal on our planet. A team of scientists from South Africa,...

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PHYSICS

The Smallest Optical Gyroscope

Engineers have built the world’ tiniest light-sensing gyroscope which could be easily integrated into smallest portable modern technology. Gyroscopes are common in every technology which...

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MEDICINE

The First Successful Pregnancy and Birth After Womb Transplant from a Deceased Donor

First womb transplant from a deceased donor leads to successful birth of a healthy baby. Infertility is a modern ailment which affects at least 15...

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