London, October 19 -- Good news for women planning to start a family by going in for in-vitro fertilization (IVF)!
Toronto, September 30 -- In a major breakthrough, researchers from the University of Toronto have combined nanotechnology and biomarker readers to detect cancer
by a simple, painless diagnostic process that requires no biopsies, or endless wait for lab results.
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.
New Orleans, June 10: According to a new research, evidence of insulin resistance and changes in the blood sugar can be measured, more than a decade before the disease actually occurs.
Wellington, June 9: New Zealand researchers have developed a mouth swab test to predict smokers' risk of getting lung cancer, news reports said Tuesday.
Chandigarh, Jun 1: TeleRadiology Gurus, the innovative Chandigarh based teleradiology company with more than 10 expert radiologists on its panel, began its operations Friday.
Cambridge, May 29: A new study proposes that one in every 64 school children may possibly suffer from some type of autism. But most of these autism cases go undiagnosed.
Chandigarh, Jun 1: TeleRadiology Gurus, the innovative Chandigarh based teleradiology company with more than 10 expert radiologists on its panel, began its operations Friday.
Adelaide, May 12: Researchers from the University of Adelaide are embarking on inventing an ambitious diagnostic test to predict which women are at risk of suffering pregnancy complications.
Hyderabad, May 7: Ocimum Biosolutions has come up with a microarray based test (research use only) for the most recent variant of the H1N1 flu.
