Sep 15 2019 
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New Treatment Shows Promise to Cure Kidney Disease
NEW YORK:Researchers have found a potential treatment for polycystic kidney disease, a genetic disorder that causes the kidneys to swell with multiple cysts and can eventually lead to organ failure.The study published in the journal Nature Communications shows an approximately…
Researchers Find Key to Help Treat Different Cancers
NEW YORK:Scientists at Yale Cancer Center in the US have uncovered the workings of a metabolic pathway or "gauge" that lets cancer cells detect when they have enough nutrients around them to grow.The researchers hope that drugs designed to turn down the gauge may eventually…
New AI Detects Heart Failure with 100% Accuracy
LONDON:With the help of Artificial Intelligence(AI), researchers have developed a neural network approach that can accurately identify congestive heart failure with 100 per cent accuracy through analysis of just one raw electrocardiogram (ECG) heartbeat.Congestive heart failure…
Kuwait - GoAir’s 4th Destination in the Gulf Opens for Bookings
MUMBAI:GoAir, India’s fastest growing airline, today opened bookings for the much awaited Kuwait-Kannur-Kuwait sector. Close on the heels of launching Abu Dhabi, Muscat and Dubai, GoAir has launched its 4 th destination – Kuwait – as part of its GCC strategy.With an attractive…
Philippines Confirms First Swine Flu Case
MANILA:The Philippines government on Monday confirmed the first case of swine flu recorded in the country, the latest to be affected by a virus that poses a grave threat to the Southeast Asian region''s food security.Hundreds of pigs from various backyard farms died in at least…
Samsung Launches Solutions for Deaf-blind, Visually Impaired
NEW DELHI:South Korean tech giant Samsung on Monday introduced two new solutions -- Good Vibes and Relumino - that will provide the deaf-blind a strong communication tool and enable people with low vision to see better.Developed in India, Good Vibes enables people who cannot…
Indian Men Prone to Lifestyle Diseases in their 30s
NEW DELHI:While men in India are prone to develop lifestyle diseases in their 30s, women tend to develop them a couple of decades later - in their 50s, says a study.Indian men between the ages of 30-44 years have a high incidence of high LDL --low density lipoprotein, or the…
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