Sanofi’s Toujeo shows reduction in blood sugar and hypoglycemia: Study
In the DELIVER 2 study, after six months, patients who switched to Toujeo experienced
33 per cent fewer hypoglycemic events…
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Cubosomes – A liquid crystalline marvel
Dr Pradnya Palekar Shanbhag, Professor in Pharmaceutics, Saraswathi Vidya Bhavan’s College of Pharmacy, shares a study on…
Muslim prayer movements may reduce back pain: Study
Bowing is the most stressful on the lower back, but for individuals with low back pain, using proper knee and back angles during…
Postmenopausal hormone therapy exceeding ten years may protect from dementia
Study shows that postmenopausal removal of ovaries, uterus or both was not significantly linked to the risk of Alzheimer’s…
Vyome Biosciences announces top-line results from Phase 1 study of VB-1953 for patients with facial…
Treatment with VB-1953 resulted in a reduction of inflammatory and non-inflammatory lesions and in IGA scores
Thermo Fischer & TUM announce milestone on human proteomes
Report on synthesis of a library of over 330,000 reference peptides to analyse human proteomes
Linezolid directly affects the ability of the mitochondria to produce energy
Dr Salil Mehta, Volunteer and Consultant Ophthalmologist with MSF, recently published a paper on optic neuropathy in DR-TB…
It’s personal
Though personalised medicines have shown potential in revolutionising medical treatment by making them patient-specific, there is…
Zika Vaccine A Distant Dream?
The development of the Zika virus vaccine has been hindered
by its complexity and doubts over its marketability By Sachin Jagdale
Disturbances in blood cell gene transcription may lead to leukemia
Researchers were able to show that DNA damage associated with leukemia occurs in regions in which the DNA is being transcribed…
Stem cells improve blood vessel function following spinal cord injury
The current study focused on suppressing damaging inflammation and improving blood vessel function, which may reduce the extent of…
Resverlogix announces dosing of first two patients in expanded renal and orphan programmes
The commencement of this phase 1 pharmacokinentic (PK) trial in patients with severe renal impairment is the first in a series of…
Social media may help breast cancer patients with treatment decisions
Women who engaged on social media after a breast cancer diagnosis expressed more deliberation and satisfaction about their…
New bio-sensor can detect muscle fatigue
Scientists have developed a sustainable, wearable bio-sensor to detect conditions like muscle fatigue, stress and dehydration by…
Researchers find why anti-depressants take so long to work
Researchers have discovered a reason why anti-depressants can take up to two months to work, and their finding could help…
Music can make beer taste better
Listening to music while drinking can influence how much you like the taste of beer, a new study has found.
Garden grass can be used to produce ‘green’ energy
Garden grass could become a source of cheap and clean renewable energy, say scientists who have developed a novel way of deriving…
Sandoz announces EGALITY trial results
The EGALITY study met its primary endpoint demonstrating equivalent efficacy of Sandoz biosimilar etanercept candidate to the…
Study observes potential breakthrough in treatment of HIV
The study addresses the persistence of latent HIV reservoirs in patients who are on therapy
‘There is a requirement for constant inflow of new drugs’
Dr Amit Sharma, Head, Structural and Computational Biology Group, International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology,…