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Venus Flytrap
16 Jan 2019
Scientists 3D-print artificial 'Venus flytrap'
Even without a brain or a nervous system, the Venus flytrap makes sophisticated decisions about when to snap shut on potential prey.
Brain size
03 Dec 2018
Bigger brain could make you only a little smarter than others
The findings suggest that factors such as parenting style, education, nutrition, stress, and others are likely major contributors to one's smartness.
Pregnant women
06 May 2017
Pregnant women more likely to be victim of traumatic injury
The researchers found that pregnant trauma victims, on average, suffered less severe injuries than their non-pregnant counterparts.
Thyroid
04 Apr 2017
Thyroid dysfunction may increase risk of heart failure
Researchers, including one of Indian origin, have warned that a mild decrease in thyroid function may up the risk of heart failures.
Drug abuse
27 Feb 2017
Men, beware! Using cocaine at the time of conceiving could put your son at risk of memory loss
Further, cocaine use in dads caused epigenetic changes in the brain of their sons, thereby changing the expression of genes important for memory formation.
scars
06 Jan 2017
Researchers find way to make wounds heal without scars
By transforming the most common type of cells found in wounds into fat cells, researchers have reported finding a way to manipulate wounds to heal as regenerated skin rather than scar tissue.
scientists
27 Sep 2016
Artificial stimulation can help fight brain disorders
Scientists know that stimulating the brain via electricity or other means may help ease the symptoms of various neurological and psychiatric disorders like epilepsy and depression.
Heroin
20 Sep 2016
Opioid users may find babies less cute
Coming on the heels of the infamous 'heroin' picture that showed a US grandmother passing out from an apparent heroin overdose -- while her four-year-old grandson sat in the back seat, a new study has found that opioid dependence affects how 'cute' we perceive images of children to be.
IANS
20 Mar 2016
Belief in God increases by imagining 'what might have been'
The researchers specifically explored downward counter-factual thinking, thoughts about how life would be worse if an important life event had not occurred.
`Good` cholesterol
13 Mar 2016
Turns out `good` cholesterol can at times be `bad`
The mutation causes an increased risk of coronary heart disease even in the presence of elevated levels of HDL-C or "good" cholesterol.
Moving
26 Feb 2016
Either move more or die early
Though the scientists didn't discover any magic threshold for the amount a person needs to move to improve mortality, they did learn that even adding just 10 minutes per day of light activity could make a difference.
Diabetic drug
11 Feb 2016
Diabetic drug may help treat cocaine addiction
It is the first time such a role has been shown for the hormone in the brain, the study said.
Male behaviour
10 Feb 2016
Men and women may be wired to behave differently: Study
The findings also have potential implications for treatment of a variety of conditions.
Brain
15 Dec 2015
Brain's fear centre also evokes kindness
Such a link could have implications for people with autism, schizophrenia or anxiety-related disorders.
Cellphones
06 Dec 2015
Young drivers using phones despite knowing dangers
Some teens said they did not do it -- until the researchers dug a little deeper and found out what that really meant.
Aluminium plates
04 Dec 2015
Thinnest plates that can be picked up by hand created
Researchers have created the thinnest plates that can be picked up and manipulated by hand.
Diabetes
09 Nov 2015
Diabetes drug can't help advanced heart failure patients
Heart failure, a chronic condition in which the heart does not pump enough blood through the body, affects more than 5 million Americans.
Health buddies
08 Oct 2015
Social media friends can make you stay fit!
Friends on Facebook who are health freaks can make you fit as well!
Soundwaves
16 Sep 2015
Indian-American scientist uses sound waves to control brain cells
In a first, an Indian American researcher from Salk Institute for Biological Studies in California has developed a new way to selectively activate brain, heart, muscle and other cells using ultrasonic sound waves.
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