Progesterone, may help in treating influenza flu in women supriya kashyap kashyap20 Sept 2016 2:56 PM ISTA recent study has revealed that progesterone, a component found in most of the hormone-based birth control is useful in stopping the worst affects of...
Food-poisoning bacteria responsible for Crohn's disease: Study supriya kashyap kashyap10 Oct 2016 2:06 PM ISTToronto : Individuals who retain a type of bacterium in their gut after a bout of food poisoning may be at an increased risk of developing Crohn's...
New genetic technique could help identify potential drug targets for malaria Anjali Nimesh Nimesh17 Jun 2017 10:54 AM ISTScientists have developed a new technique for investigating the effects of gene deletion at later stages in the life cycle of a parasite that causes...
Scientists uncover potential mechanism for HPV-Induced skin cancer Anjali Nimesh Nimesh25 Jun 2017 6:04 PM ISTScientists have identified a molecular pathway by which some types of human papilloma virus (HPV) might increase the risk of skin cancer, particularly...
Blood vessels are not designed to fight infections: Study Anjali Nimesh Nimesh13 July 2017 2:31 PM ISTWashington D.C. [USA] : In a recent study, group of scientists have found that endothelial cells are vulnerable to bacterial infection because they...
Could calcium hold the key to fighting a dangerous hospital infection? Anjali Nimesh Nimesh21 July 2017 9:39 AM ISTIt lurks in hospitals and nursing homes, surviving the cleaning crew's attempt to kill it by holing up in a tiny hard shell. It preys upon patients...
Influenza virus mutates during vaccine production rendering it less effective Anjali Nimesh Nimesh2 Nov 2017 7:10 PM ISTAccording to a new study from scientists at The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI), the common practice of growing influenza vaccine components in...
Likely causes of blood vessel leakage in severe dengue found Anjali Nimesh Nimesh11 Nov 2017 7:18 PM ISTA protein secreted by cells infected with dengue virus can cause dangerous leakage of fluid from blood vessels, and new research published in PLOS...
Clinically silent relapsing malaria may still pose a threat: PLOS Pathogens Dr. Kamal Kant Kohli Kohli19 Sept 2019 7:10 PM ISTClinically silent relapsing malaria may still pose a threat is finding of a new studyappearing in journal PLOS Pathogens.Dr F. Eun-Hyung Lee and Mary...
