Researchers in China have developed a system than enables smartphones to control...
People with a thin lower face are about 25 per cent more likely to be left-handed, new research has found. People with slender jaws typically have a lower jaw which bites a bit backward, giving them a convex facial profile, commonly called an overbite. This unexpected finding, published in the journal Laterality: Asymmetries of Body, Bra...
The male hormone testosterone is important for sexual and reproductive development but it can also make men less likely to question their impulses, suggests new research. Men given doses of testosterone performed more poorly on a test designed to measure cognitive reflection than a group given a placebo, showed the findings of a study to b...
An artificial pancreas that automates blood sugar control for people with Type-1 diabetes has been found to be safe and effective in a pilot study among young children. The study compared how well 12 children between ages 5-8 were able to control their diabetes using their usual insulin pump and continuous glucose monitor versus with an artif...
Sharjah's Ruler Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi inaugurated a mobile clinic for the elderly at the University of Sharjah in United Arab Emirates....
Drinking more than three cups of coffee a day may reduce prostate cancer risk by more than 50 per cent, show results of a study on 7,000 Italian men....
Samsung India on Thursday introduced the 'Smart Healthcare Citizenship Initiative' that provides affordable and quality healthcare to patients from the economically and socially weaker sections at Civil Hospital here....
In a stunningly successful trial, scientists report they cured 18 critically-ill patients suffering from drug-resistant malaria with tablets made from dried leaves of the Chinese plant Artemisia annua (also known as sweet wormwood)....
Researchers have identified new genetic variants associated with reduced risks for...
Children with obesity face four times the risk of developing Type-2 diabetes later...
