New Delhi: Women suffer worse outcomes when diagnosed with and treated for cardiac issues, according to the results of fifteen studies from 50 countries, including India.
Most people will have heard the term "man flu", which refers to men's perceived tendency to exaggerate the severity of a cold or a similar minor ailment.
Karnataka Minister Mankal Vaidya's alleged post on Republic Bharat triggers controversy
Karnataka govt. says it is committed to protect state's interest in Cauvery issue
Udupi: College students face moral policing; case registered against right-wing activists
Former IPS officer Vijay Raman dies
Cong questions secular credentials of JD(S) following its alliance with BJP
Mangaluru: Drug peddlers held, MDMA seized
International aerospace expert presents innovative research on passive control with ribs
J'khand's 2nd Vande Bharat Express to be flagged off on Sunday
ICC select seven venues in Caribbean to host 2024 T20 WC
Delhi CM allows use of loudspeakers till midnight during Ramleela, Durga Puja
Eight airports have come up in North East in last nine years, says Scindia
Hate speech on LS floor, may consider quitting House if action not taken against Bidhuri: Danish Ali
Following a modified Atkins diet high in fat and low in carbohydrates and taking medication may reduce seizures by over half in people with tough-to-treat epilepsy, according to a study by researchers at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
Allaying fears about BF.7 variant of coronavirus, a prominent scientist on Friday said it is a sub-variant of Omicron strain and that India need not worry too much about its severity on the population.
Scientists have uncovered details about the reason behind loss of smell continuing as part of long Covid symptoms, according to a new study.
Rheumatoid arthritis affects 1 in 100 people worldwide. It causes inflamed, painful and swollen joints, often in the hands and wrists, and can lead to loss of joint function as well as chronic pain and joint deformities and damage.
New Delhi: A group of 12 rectal cancer patients showed no signs of a tumour after taking an antibody drug for six months, according to a surprise finding from an ongoing medical trial in the US that experts termed optimistic.
London: People infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, have an increased risk of developing serious blood clots for up to six months after the infection, even in mild cases, according to a study published in The BMJ.
Vaccinated adults have a lower risk of severe illness due to Omicron variant of coronavirus, and are less likely to land in intensive care compared with unvaccinated patients, a US study suggests.
