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Clinical study highlights how advanced robotic myomectomy helps women safeguard fertility...

The study found that robotic-assisted gynaecological surgeries using the da Vinci system help preserve and protect healthy uterine tissue, and support future fertility

IIT Madras, Karkinos Healthcare study reveals 1 in 4 Indian breast...

One of the largest Indian germline studies, it shows that a majority of inherited risk lies beyond ‘BRCA1/2’ (Breast Cancer Genes 1 & 2), highlighting the need for multi-gene testing, ancestry-specific databases and precision oncology guidelines

Global aid cuts could reverse health gains in India, warns new...

New study published in The Lancet finds slashing global aid, particularly by US and European countries, will reverse decades of progress in fighting diseases

Phase III trials show Baxdrostat lowers systolic BP in resistant hypertension

In the Phase III BaxHTN study, baxdrostat 2 mg achieved a placebo-adjusted reduction in seated systolic blood pressure of 9.8 mmHg at 12 weeks, meeting the primary endpoint

Mahajan Imaging & Labs begins standing MRI study on knee pain...

The company has launched joint research to explore how personalized foot insoles can enhance knee alignment and daily movement for people living with mobility challenges

ICRISAT groundnut breeding program delivers strong yield gains

A recent study quantifies yield gains in ICRISAT-bred groundnut varieties over the past 15–20 years

NIT Rourkela research calls for support systems for parents of children...

The study found that while physical health partly explains how stress affects parents’ health, it does not account for challenges such as financial strain.

Research finds grafted tomatoes in polyhouses deliver up to 63.79% higher...

Innovative vegetable grafting technology offers resilient yields for climate-stressed cultivation, ICRISAT study shows

Switching from rice to alternative cereals can boost farmer incomes &...

ISB Prof. Co-authors Study; Study reveals optimised allocation of the area under rice, switching to alternative cereals, could reduce climate-induced production losses by 11%