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Regularly consuming a soy-rich diet may protect women who are undergoing infertility treatment from poor success rates linked to bisphenol A exposure, a new study suggests.

The Faculty Association of AIIMS (FAAIIMS) has urged Health Minister J.P. Nadda to reinstate two faculty members of the institution, who were removed for allegedly misbehaving and manhandling a patient in 2015.

A team of students from Hebrew University of Jerusalem has developed unique pressure-sensing socks that, when linked to a smart phone app, warn diabetic patients of developing foot ulcers.

A team of US researchers has developed a new biodegradable material with built-in vitamin A which has been shown to reduce scarring in blood vessels.

A Danish citizen has been diagnosed with the Zika virus, making it the first case discovered in Denmark.

Adding more support to the importance of dietary interventions in obese patients, a research said fatty liver is independently associated with heart failure in such people.

A team of US researchers has found that e-cigarettes are toxic and can directly attack lung cells, weakening the immune system and boosting bacterial virulence.

Researchers at a US university have found the brains of obese children function differently from those children of healthy weight, and suggest that diet and exercise may not be enough to restore their normal weight.

People who kicked the butt as long as 15 years ago are still at high risk for lung cancer and should be screened, warn researchers.

Thanks to stem cell therapy a 24-year-old engineering student who was crippled due to Multiple Sclerosis has started to walk again.