Future of Health
Future of Health
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Eyestem Research seeks to make cellular therapies accessible to millions affected by dry age-related macular degeneration. The company will conduct human trials for its experimental cellular therapy, aiming to replace damaged retinal cells and potentially restore vision in those who have the condition
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Current policies to limit global warming will expose more than a fifth of humanity to extreme and potentially life-threatening heat by century's end, researchers warned Monday
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The fur of Costa Rican sloths appears to harbour antibiotic-producing bacteria that scientists hope may hold a solution to the growing problem of "superbugs" resistant to humanity's dwindling arsenal of drugs. Watch the video for more.
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The global centre for traditional medicine launched in Gujarat intends to create a body of reliable evidence and data on traditional medicine practices
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The breakthrough raises the prospect of a raft of new reproductive possibilities, including that gay male couples — or even a single man — could have a biological child without needing a female egg
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Ayurveda may emerge as a promising option for conditions that are poorly treated by current therapies and can play an important role as complementary treatment as well
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3D printing human organs could help bridge the gap between organ donors and receivers. A group of researchers from Pandorum Technologies, Bengaluru, India are not far behind their western counterparts in developing a bioengineered cornea, a regenerative implant mimicking the shape, size and function of a human cornea.
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The discovery of touch receptors in the colon may offer a new approach to manage chronic pain associated with disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome, thus reducing the need for opioids
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A new blood test developed by US researchers may fulfil a long-felt need to detect Alzheimer’s many years before the symptoms manifest. It may also benefit other diseases.
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Researchers at Mayo Clinic found that the use of PET scans to assess an individual’s response to chemotherapy was more accurate than conventional methods

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