Impaired liver function of pregnant women could be the reason for child obesity, confirms researchAs per 2016's WHO report, there were more than 340 million obese children. It could have risen sharply in recent years and may be due to impaired liver function during pregnancy. That's what the results
NICE guidance made NHS approve for the first time cannabis-based medicine for patients:NICE or National Institute for Care and Excellence, the drug watchdog, has, for the first time, recommended NHS or the National Health Service to approve cannabis-based medicines. Multiple sclerosis and epilepsy p
New tool to find heroin users even after washing hands within 24 hours of its use:The police can now catch heroin users after a long time of use or even after washing their hands. A new paper published recently in Analytical Toxicology Journal has confirmed developing a technology tool to catch such
Redesigning Humans with Tardigrades will Enhance Human Space Mars Missions.Combining the genes of Tardigrades with humans may not be a plausible idea for now. But, in the future, it may change the whole human perception of the space environment. Recently, a theoretical study done by a New York scien
A new subtype of HIV found after 50 years causing its first death.Nearly after half a century after HIV killed its first victim, another sub-type of it is now found by research published on 6 November in Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes journal. There is no new harm by this new type of Group M v
Weight-loss surgery may run counter to developing breast cancer:New research presented by Cleveland Clinic Florida researchers stated that women with a genetic predisposition of developing breast cancer were likely to develop the malignancy 2.5 times more than the women who went on weight-loss baria
Running prevents premature death by 27 % confirms new meta-analysis: If you have not still started to run, the recently published meta-analysis of 14 earlier pieces of research will make you run from tomorrow. The finding published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine confirms running reduces p
Children Brain Development, Screen time more than one-hour damages pre-school kids brain:The first-ever study documenting the association between higher screen uses by pre-school aged kids brings in severe findings. Published in JAMA Pediatrics Journal on 4th November confirms the Children brain dev
