Indian-Made Gene Therapy for Blood Cancer Shows 73% Response Rate in Trials

An indigenously developed gene therapy for treating specific blood cancers has shown a 73% response rate in clinical trials conducted

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Study Warns of Decline in India’s Solar Power Potential Due to Pollution, Climate Change

India’s solar power generation capacity could decline by 600-800 gigawatt-hours (GWh) before mid-century due to the combined effects of air

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52 Drug Samples Found ‘Not of Standard Quality’ by Central Drugs Laboratories

The Central Drugs Laboratories (CDL) has identified 52 drug samples manufactured by various pharmaceutical firms as “not of standard quality”

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Human Activities Disrupting Mammals’ Body Clocks, Study Reveals

Human-driven activities, including climate change, are significantly impacting the body clocks of mammals, a global study has found. The research

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Genetic Study Reveals Extreme Heat Can Accelerate Ageing

A recent genetic study has revealed that prolonged exposure to extreme heat can alter gene expression and potentially accelerate ageing

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Lancet Study: One-Third of Newborns With Sepsis in Indian District Hospitals at Risk of Death

A recent study published in The Lancet Global Health has revealed that more than a third of newborns diagnosed with

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Study: Childhood Brain Development Less Flexible in Schizophrenia

A new study suggests that brain development during childhood may be less adaptable in individuals with schizophrenia, particularly in regions

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Lancet Study: One-Third of Newborns With Sepsis in District Hospitals May Die

A study published in The Lancet Global Health has found that more than a third of newborns diagnosed with sepsis

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