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Telomere Length May Predict Depression In Older Adults
A study from South Korea reveals that the shortening of telomeres can be potentially used for early diagnosis of depression and cognitive impairment in healthy elderly individuals. But more studies are needed to confirm this.
Celebrating The Human Genome Project: What’s Next For Genome Sequencing?
Twenty years after the completion of the Human Genome Project, genomics and sequencing technologies continue to advance toward more effective, accessible and inclusive horizons.
The Future Is Fermentation
Fermentation can do more than make food taste better and last longer—it may hold the key to building a more resilient, sustainable global food system.
Capping Carbon On Asia’s Supercomputers
Thoughtful processor design, optimized programming and strong government support are helping to make high performance computing ecosystems more sustainable.
Caring For The Caregivers
COVID-19 exposed and exacerbated the mental toll of being a healthcare worker especially in low-resource settings in Asia. As we move toward a new normal, governments, hospitals and mental health experts are beginning to support the neglected community of health care workers, but many challenges are yet to be addressed.
Adenovirus Outbreak Has Infected Thousands Of Children In India
Researchers recommend monitoring adenovirus mutations and developing vaccines.
Shedding Light On Lymphoma
A look into the complex blood cancer that affects the lymphatic system and some of the treatment options available.
The Climate Anxiety Issue
Mental health and climate change are often discussed as crucial but separate issues. As extreme weather events become more frequent and impact communities, researchers in Asia are beginning to shed light on a phenomenon called climate anxiety.
