The report highlights TB to among top 10 causes of death worldwide and leading cause of death from a single infectious agent.

As per the Study, stem cells extracted from adipose tissue (known as body fat) can help heal osteoporosis-related fractures seen in humans.

Hepatitis A has been a growing cause of acute liver failure in India.

WHO report calls for bold financing and equitable access strategies to ensure novel tuberculosis (TB) vaccines reach adolescents and adults in high-burden countries.

Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed an outbreak of RVF affecting Mauritania and Senegal in Western Africa.

Functional foods and smart proteins were recently mentioned in the news in the context of India’s nutritional security.

Indian researchers have identified biochemical markers in the blood that could help detect kidney complications in diabetic patients.

The Nobel laureate James Watson co-credited with the pivotal discovery of DNA's double-helix structure died recently.

Scientists discovered the key role of SPIN90 protein in cell’s ability to change their shape.

Scientists from INST, Mohali have introduced cholesterol-based nanomaterials as novel platforms for future quantum technologies and spintronic applications.

Kerala state public health lab has developed molecular tests to identify deadly amoeba.

A study finds that excess iron stimulates phytoplankton blooms, increasing the rate of nutrient consumption and leading to a faster transition to nutrient-poor conditions in the oceans.

Nearly 41 % of urban adolescents in government schools across north India suffer from folate or vitamin B9 deficiency: AIIMS

India awarded the Certificate of Elimination of Trachoma as a Public Health Problem by the World Health Organisation (WHO).