Researchers have discovered that stomach cancer forms electrical connections with nearby sensory nerves, using these circuits to fuel tumor growth and spread. This groundbreaking finding suggests that cancers exploit neural pathways, creating a feedback loop with the brain. Blocking these signals with migraine drugs (CGRP inhibitors) slowed tumor growth in mice, offering a potential new cancer treatment.
HarvestPlus Solutions' Nutri-Pathshala program envisions a future "where every child has access to nutritious meals that nourish lifelong health."
Breast cancer diagnosis and deaths are projected to increase globally by 2050, with cases rising by 38% and fatalities by 68%, as one in 20 women worldwide is expected to be affected by the disease, according to WHO and IARC.
The Indian government now provides 94% of the funding for the country's AIDS control program, with only 6% coming from the Global Fund, according to the National AIDS Control Organization.
Alcohol is commonly linked to cancers of the mouth, throat, food pipe, stomach, colon, rectum, and pancreas. It also plays a role in prostate cancer in men and breast cancer in women.
Princeton geoscientists Xinning Zhang and Ashley Maloney have made a groundbreaking discovery that could change the landscape of cancer detection. Their research, which shows that cancer alters hydrogen flow, leaving a unique isotopic signature in lipids, could lead to a simple, non-invasive blood test for early cancer detection. This potential breakthrough not only revolutionizes diagnostics but also instills hope for improved survival rates.
An 85-year-old retired government school teacher has reportedly been granted this right, making Karnataka the first Indian state to implement the Supreme Court's 2023 directive regarding a patient's right to die with dignity.
ED arrests former Andhra minister in ₹195 crore liquor transport scam
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Make learning a lifelong habit, not just a means to pass exams, says Gujarat minister
India’s space sector takes off with around 440 startups, says ISRO chief
DMRC becomes first Indian metro body to get ISO 55001:2024 certification
Jharkhand student leader Mahto, who led JPSC protest says youth want solutions, not just political dialogue
Make learning a lifelong habit, not just a means to pass exams, says Gujarat minister
India’s space sector takes off with around 440 startups, says ISRO chief
Jharkhand student leader Mahto, who led JPSC protest says youth want solutions, not just political dialogue
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PM Modi hails India’s space rise, says Gen Z driving new technologies
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CM Vijay hints at corruption files ahead of crucial Tamil Nadu bypolls
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