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- Read more about Cancer Regrowth can be stopped by Combining Chemotherapy with Immune blocking drug
A new study says that combining chemotherapy with a drug that blocks part of the immune system may prevent cancer. The study published in the journal Cancer Research.
- Read more about Male, Female Brains Act Differently to Certain Drugs
The research suggests that female and male brains may respond differently to certain drugs. The study was published in The Journal of Neuroscience.
- Read more about Workout could reduce Daytime sleep disorder among depressed individuals
A new study claims that workout could help reduce daytime sleep disorder among depressed individuals. The study is published in the journal Translational sychiatry.

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- Read more about Insulin Pump Reduce Heart Disease Risk in patients by Half
- Read more about Hydrogen sulfide present in Rotten Egg Gas Plays Important Role in Autoimmune Disease
Hydrogen sulfide present in rotten eggs plays an important role in autoimmune disease. The study is published in the journal Immunity.
- Read more about Compound in Citrus Fruits May Diagnosis Liver Diseases at early stage
Limonene, a natural compound present in lemons and oranges can help in early-stage diagnosis of liver disease. The study was published in the journal EBioMedicine.
- Read more about Novel Combination Therapy Effective against Melanoma
Researchers found that a new combination therapy was highly effective at treating patients with melanoma, which is known as the most serious type of skin cancer. The findings were published online in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.
- Read more about 'FATTY LIVERS' bring down Liver transplant by 25-30 PC: Govt
Nearly 30 per cent of all liver for transplantation is rejected because the donors have 'fatty livers', a disease which is likely to increase in future, the government said. Minister of State for Health Shripad Naik said that the prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is considered to be a known cause of rejection for liver transplantation because of accumulation of fat in the liver.
- Read more about 11 PC Delhiites suffering from Asthma: Govt
A survey has found that over 11 per cent people in Delhi are suffering from Asthma and Rhinits, the government today said while acknowledging that air pollution is an "aggravating" factor for respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. "As per a survey conducted by Vallabbhai Patel Chest Institute Delhi in 2006, which covered 5,900 adults belonging to urban, rural and slum population in Delhi, 11.69 per cent were found to be suffering from Rhinits and 11.03 per cent from Asthma," Health Minister J P Nadda informed the Lok °Sabha.
- Read more about Use of Embryonic Stem Cells to study pollution effects on Human Health
Researchers claim that embryonic stem cells can help in studying the effects of pollution on human health. The study is published in the Journal of Environmental Sciences.