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A blind man who had lost his eye sight 30 years back has regained his sight partially in bionic eye implant trial conducted at a British eye hospital bringing a great hope to the blind worldwide. Peter Lane who has...

What we have found is that no region of the brain is spared from lead exposure," said the study''s lead author, Kim Cecil, Ph.D., imaging scientist at Cincinnati Children''s Hospital Medical Center and professor of radiology, pediatrics and neuroscience at...

15 percent of Indian women below 50 are obese: Azad New Delhi, Nov 30 : At least 15 percent of women under the age of 50 are obese in India, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad informed parliament Monday. A Indian...

Daiichi-controlled Ranbaxy enjoys the first-to-file status for the drug and, therefore, has a six-month exclusive marketing right to the medicine. During the period, Ranbaxy will be the only company, other than the innovator GSK [ Get Quote ], to market...

The expert stressed that schools should also play a pro-active role in encouraging children to play and eat sensibly as kids today are at a greater risk of falling prey to obesity. In a panel discussion consisting of Dr Navjot,...

View of tithal beach near valsad (Gujrat). Seems like all industrial waste of gujrat thrown into the sea water. It is very harmful for the sea animals.

The Salk researchers' findings could explain why shift workers are unusually prone to diabetes, high cholesterol levels and obesity. "We believe that it is not shift work per se that wreaks havoc with the body's metabolism but changing shifts and...

Thus do the mint-flavoured affairs of the world go round and round. Now a team from Newcastle University appears to have proved what Brazilian herbalists have known for thousands of years: Brazilian mint tea can be as potent a painkiller...

'Epilepsy' may sound like a very dangerous disease in listening, taken, but it can be avoided,if certain precautions should be taken.The Alert can be useful for correcting the disease. Doctors say that in the minds of people,there are many misconceptions...

While the whole world is struggling to come up with a cure for H1N1 virus (also known s the swine flu) that has taken hundreds of lives, a report from Bangalore indicates that a remedy exists. That is why India...