Copenhagen, October 31 -- That extra weight has adverse repercussions on the human body has been long established and well documented in medical books.
New Delhi, October 31 -- As if the swine flu scare was not enough, the insidious dengue is slowly but surely spreading in the national capital Delhi.
Oklahoma City, October 28 -- Researchers in U.S. have discovered antibodies that prevent the destruction of blood vessels by stopping internal bleeding in traumatic injuries caused by proteins called histones.
New York, October 20 -- A closer look into the analysis of the Thai AIDS vaccine trial suggests that the vaccine is only marginally effective and the previous significant results could merely have been a fluke.
New York, October 20 -- A Japanese study indicates that drinking around five cups of green tea regularly may prove highly beneficial for health and cut down the risk of developing blood cancer
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New York, October 12 -- Last month, U.S. Army and Thai researchers had announced the success of an experimental AIDS vaccine which was found to be modestly effective in preventing the HIV infection. However, a second analysis questions the validity of the findings now.
New Delhi, October 12 -- With the objective of making the coming generations HIV free, the parliamentary forum on HIV and AIDS declared that it is making it compulsory for all pregnant women to undergo an HIV test.
New York, September 29 -- A new study suggests that each newborn should be screened for high levels of bilirubin -- yellow breakdown product of red blood cells, a fluid made by the liver -- as this screening is likely to decrease the incidence of severe jaundice among infants.
Cambridgeshire, UK, September 28 -- Scientists have discovered an innovative treatment for Leukemia through genetic sciences.
New York, September 24 -- In a clinical trial conducted in Thailand, an experimental vaccine designed to combat AIDS was found to be modestly effective in preventing the HIV infection.
