HEALTH
This Ancient Spice May Hold The Key to Tomorrow’s Antivirals
The study found that extracts from cardamom seeds can trigger the body’s antiviral defenses at a cellular level
Scientists Redirect Body’s Cleanup Crew To Fight Disease
Crunch, a synthetic protein, turns phagocytes that typically digest dying cells to target harmful ones in cancer and autoimmune disorders.
This RNA Protein May Help Slow Down Ageing
The study reveals that PELOTA-mediated RNA surveillance links ribosome quality control to longevity through autophagy regulation.
Declining Japanese Encephalitis Immunity Tied to Intensified Dengue
A study in Nepal found that maintaining strong immunity against the Japanese encephalitis virus through vaccines could also lower the risk of severe dengue symptoms.
Scientists Recreate Embryo Implantation In The Lab
A lab-based model that mirrors how embryos embed into the uterus could help unravel why pregnancies fail at this crucial stage.
How Lung and Breast Cells Fight Cancer Differently
The study findings can help develop early-stage cancer prevention strategies.
How Dengue Reprograms The Immune System
Dengue infection rewires the immune system’s baseline, boosting vaccine response but potentially increasing risk.
Scientists Grow Ureter Tissue, Edge Closer To Lab-Made Kidneys
Using regenerative medicine, researchers are now one step closer to developing transplantable kidneys capable of producing and expelling urine.
Late-Night Dinners And Skipped Breakfasts Linked To Weaker Bones
Everyday eating patterns, along with habits like smoking and poor sleep, can raise the risk of osteoporosis.
Scarred But Unseen: How Childhood Neglect Rewires The Brain
The study found that neglect can negatively impact attention, language, motor skills, and emotional regulation in children.
