Cancer is one of the main causes of death worldwide and many people are being treated every year. Cancer cases are also increasing continuously and due to lack of any definite treatment, the death toll is also increasing. Several reports have estimated that by the year 2040, there will be 16.4 million cancer deaths and … Read more
New York: According to a recent study, researchers can predict cardiovascular disease in individuals using artificial intelligence (AI) to look at the genes in your DNA. cardiovascular disease it includes things like atrial fibrillation and heart failure. “With the successful run of our model, we predicted the association of highly significant cardiovascular disease genes linked … Read more
Esophageal Cancer: Do you like to drink hot coffee or tea? If your answer is ‘yes’ then you may have to face the brunt of a dangerous disease. We are not saying this, but a study has claimed so. In a new study published this week in an International Medical Journal, it has been claimed … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that Equatorial Guinea has reported an outbreak of Marburg disease. According to Equatorial Guinea, at least nine people have already died due to this virus related to Ebola. These cases are proof that the exercise to eradicate the deadly virus from the world is going to continue. The … Read more
Avian Influenza: The World Health Organization (WHO) recently issued an alert regarding bird flu and described it as a major and new threat to the world. Bird flu is also called avian influenza. This flu infects seabirds, ducks, chickens etc. more. Apart from this, it is also affecting the mammalian organisms. Due to the spread … Read more
New Delhi: one mobile app is helping to close the gap in knowledge about tuberculosis for thousands of health workers as the central government strives to achieve its ambitious goal of reducing the burden of TB by 2025. After its initial launch in January 2022, the “Ni-kshay SetuThe app has helped more than 17,000 frontline … Read more
New Delhi: Employers can now use the TAWS-16 Tool, developed by the National Institute of Mental Health and Neurological Sciences (Nimhans), to measure employee work-related stress. TAWS-16 is the first instrument in India to solely assess work-related stress, although a number of companies are already assessing the stress levels of their employees in a variety … Read more
calcutta: A team of experts from Kolkata and technological institutes in tamil nadu has developed a model based on health parameters to predict the possible appearance of type II diabetes. It can teach people about the potential risks of diabetes and help them with suggestions for preventative measures that can save lives, say experts who … Read more