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Study: Physical activity helps to improve quality of life in Parkinson's d
Updated : 2 years, 4 months ago IST
The quality of life and the intensity of movement-related symptoms can both be enhanced by physical activity in Parkinson's disease patients. According to the initial Cochrane evaluation of the available research, any form of organised exercise is preferable than none.
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Study reveals pandemic stress had more impact on pregnant women
Updated : 2 years, 12 months ago IST
According to a new study, COVID-19-related stress had a larger impact on the mental health of pregnant women during the pandemic than on those who were not.
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Researchers suggest promising, safe approaches for brain treatment
Updated : 3 years ago IST
Antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs), specialised molecules that may regulate RNA and affect protein creation, are being injected directly into the cerebrospinal fluid, the region around the brain and spinal cord, as a prospective treatment for a variety of brain illnesses.
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Study reveals how urine test can detect bladder cancer years before diagno
Updated : 3 years ago IST
According to a recent study, testing for genetic alterations in urine can detect bladder cancer years before clinical signs appear.
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Experts discuss innovative advances driving healthcare transformation at '
Updated : 3 years ago IST
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], March 10 (ANI/NewsVoir): Health and wellness knowledge platform, Happiest Health, hosted the 'Future of Medicine 2023', the first annual summit that shared insights from leading minds in medicine, research, and technology, to foster innovation in the healthcare
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Study: Ultra-soft hydrogel-based sensor for monitoring overactive bladder
Updated : 3 years ago IST
The problems of our stomach appear to have been aggravated by modern living. Irritable bowel syndrome and overactive bladder syndrome are becoming more common in people who do not show evidence of infectious diseases or other known conditions, but rather report suffering unexpected symptoms.
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BMI affects long-term outcomes of 'partial' knee arthroplasty: Study
Updated : 3 years ago IST
According to a study published in The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, long-term outcomes for patients with higher BMI receiving unicompartmental or "partial" knee replacement (UKR) are enhanced when the implant is implanted using a cementless rather than cemented approach.
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Researchers suggest how pain management helps reduce use of opioids after
Updated : 3 years ago IST
A novel approach to pain management for men following urethroplasty surgery can minimise the need for powerful opioid medicines without compromising pain control, according to research.
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Genetic alterations linked to behavioural disorders associated with autism
Updated : 3 years ago IST
Autism-related behavioural disorders are linked to a wide range of genetic changes. Scientists have discovered a new molecular cause for this illness. MYT1L, a transcription factor, generally protects nerve cells' molecular identity. When it is turned off genetically in human nerve cells or
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Free sugars associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease: Stud
Updated : 3 years ago IST
According to a study, a greater intake of free sugars - both added sugars and those present naturally in honey and fruit juice - is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease. The findings back up the global dietary recommendation to keep free sugar consumption under 5% of t
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Study: Free sugars linked with higher risk of cardiovascular disease
Updated : 3 years ago IST
An increased diet of free sugars - both added sugars and those found naturally in honey and fruit juice linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, according to a study. The findings support the global dietary recommendation to limit free sugar consumption to less than 5 per cent
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Study: Autism-related behavioural disorders associated to genetic changes
Updated : 3 years ago IST
Autism-related behavioural disorders are linked to a wide range of genetic changes. Scientists have discovered a new molecular cause for this illness. MYT1L, a transcription factor, generally protects nerve cells' molecular identity. When it is turned off genetically in human nerve cells or
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