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Signs You're Not Eating Enough Protein
Below we list some common signs of not consuming enough protein.
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Multiple Myeloma: Understanding The Most Common Bone Marrow Cancer
While the causes of multiple myeloma are not fully understood, some studies have shown that certain genes in DNA can cause excessive growth of plasma cells that later become cancerous cells.
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Skull and Bones Delayed for the Sixth Time, Ubisoft Cancels Three Unannounced Games
Ubisoft has delayed Skull and Bones for the sixth time amid poor overall sales of its recent titles. During an investors call, detailed in a press release, the studio stated that the delays have “paid off” and that it has brought impressive improvements to Skull and Bones. To deal with losses, Ubisoft has also cancelled three unannounced games,...
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Iron Nanowires for Bone Cell Formation Developed, Could Pave Way for Degenerative Bone Disease Treatments
In a remarkable finding, scientists have developed a nanotechnology platform that could pave way for new treatments for degenerative bone diseases. In their study, the scientists developed a technology that involves the use of iron nanowires. These nanowires bend in response to magnetic fields. Scientists grew bone-forming stem cells on the mesh of...
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First Woman Said to Be Cured of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant
A women suffering from leukaemia is the US is reported to be the first woman and third patient in the world to have been cured of HIV after stem cell transplant.
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World Sickle Cell Day 2020: Know The Types, Symptoms, Causes And Treatment
World Sickle Cell Day 2020: One can get infected with sickle cell disease if both parents have the problem gene and pass it on to their child. Here's everything that you need to know.
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Calcium: All The Reasons Why This Micronutrient Is Of Sheer Importance
Calcium is not just required for healthy bones, but also for adequate blood clotting and cell metabolism. Nutritionist Vandita Jain decodes the health benefits of calcium.
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This Genetically Modified Lettuce May Help In Healing Bone Fracture
A new study has discovered genetically modified lettuce plants which could stimulate the growth of bone-building cells and promote bone regeneration.
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Kareena Kapoor's Nutritionist Talks About 3 Fats That You Should Re-Introduce In Your Diet
Best diet tips: Fats are required for healthy bones, for giving energy to your body and support cell growth. Rujuta Diwekar talks about 3 fats that you must bring back in your diet for weight management and good health. Read here to know all about them.
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Not Just Vitamin D, Vitamin K Too Is Essential For Bone Health: Know The Top Food Sources Of Vitamin K
Vitamin K rich foods: Did you know that Vitamin K too (along with Vitamin D) is important for bone health, bone formation and prevention of osteoporosis? Read here to know more benefits of Vitamin K.
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Have A Look At The Many Benefits Of Vitamin A And Here's How You Can Add It To Your Diet
Some important functions of vitamin A include strong bones, slowing down the process of ageing, gene regulation, supports vision, optimal neurological function, healthy skin, fetal development, cell differentiation and immune function.
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Study Finds Cancer Causes Premature Ageing; Here's How
The findings, published on Wednesday, in the journal Blood show that healthy bone marrow cells were prematurely aged by cancer cells around them.
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New Drug Offers Hope For Bone Marrow Cancer Patients
A therapeutic drug has been found to improve outcomes and survival rates for patients with a serious type of bone marrow cancer.
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Toddler Needs Extremely Rare Blood To Beat Cancer; The World Is Helping Her Find It
Doctors said the tumor had been growing inside Zainab's abdomen for nearly half of her life. Fighting it would require two bone marrow transplants and a series of transfusions to replenish her blood supply as chemotherapy shrinks the tumor to nothing, doctors said.
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FDA Approves New Drug For Leukemia
AML is a rapidly progressing cancer that crowds out normal cells in the bone marrow and bloodstream, resulting in low numbers of normal blood cells and a continuous need for transfusions, reports Xinhua news agency.
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Signs You're Not Eating Enough Protein
Below we list some common signs of not consuming enough protein.
-
Multiple Myeloma: Understanding The Most Common Bone Marrow Cancer
While the causes of multiple myeloma are not fully understood, some studies have shown that certain genes in DNA can cause excessive growth of plasma cells that later become cancerous cells.
-
Skull and Bones Delayed for the Sixth Time, Ubisoft Cancels Three Unannounced Games
Ubisoft has delayed Skull and Bones for the sixth time amid poor overall sales of its recent titles. During an investors call, detailed in a press release, the studio stated that the delays have “paid off” and that it has brought impressive improvements to Skull and Bones. To deal with losses, Ubisoft has also cancelled three unannounced games,...
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Iron Nanowires for Bone Cell Formation Developed, Could Pave Way for Degenerative Bone Disease Treatments
In a remarkable finding, scientists have developed a nanotechnology platform that could pave way for new treatments for degenerative bone diseases. In their study, the scientists developed a technology that involves the use of iron nanowires. These nanowires bend in response to magnetic fields. Scientists grew bone-forming stem cells on the mesh of...
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First Woman Said to Be Cured of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant
A women suffering from leukaemia is the US is reported to be the first woman and third patient in the world to have been cured of HIV after stem cell transplant.
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World Sickle Cell Day 2020: Know The Types, Symptoms, Causes And Treatment
World Sickle Cell Day 2020: One can get infected with sickle cell disease if both parents have the problem gene and pass it on to their child. Here's everything that you need to know.
-
Calcium: All The Reasons Why This Micronutrient Is Of Sheer Importance
Calcium is not just required for healthy bones, but also for adequate blood clotting and cell metabolism. Nutritionist Vandita Jain decodes the health benefits of calcium.
-
This Genetically Modified Lettuce May Help In Healing Bone Fracture
A new study has discovered genetically modified lettuce plants which could stimulate the growth of bone-building cells and promote bone regeneration.
-
Kareena Kapoor's Nutritionist Talks About 3 Fats That You Should Re-Introduce In Your Diet
Best diet tips: Fats are required for healthy bones, for giving energy to your body and support cell growth. Rujuta Diwekar talks about 3 fats that you must bring back in your diet for weight management and good health. Read here to know all about them.
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Not Just Vitamin D, Vitamin K Too Is Essential For Bone Health: Know The Top Food Sources Of Vitamin K
Vitamin K rich foods: Did you know that Vitamin K too (along with Vitamin D) is important for bone health, bone formation and prevention of osteoporosis? Read here to know more benefits of Vitamin K.
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Have A Look At The Many Benefits Of Vitamin A And Here's How You Can Add It To Your Diet
Some important functions of vitamin A include strong bones, slowing down the process of ageing, gene regulation, supports vision, optimal neurological function, healthy skin, fetal development, cell differentiation and immune function.
-
Study Finds Cancer Causes Premature Ageing; Here's How
The findings, published on Wednesday, in the journal Blood show that healthy bone marrow cells were prematurely aged by cancer cells around them.
-
New Drug Offers Hope For Bone Marrow Cancer Patients
A therapeutic drug has been found to improve outcomes and survival rates for patients with a serious type of bone marrow cancer.
-
Toddler Needs Extremely Rare Blood To Beat Cancer; The World Is Helping Her Find It
Doctors said the tumor had been growing inside Zainab's abdomen for nearly half of her life. Fighting it would require two bone marrow transplants and a series of transfusions to replenish her blood supply as chemotherapy shrinks the tumor to nothing, doctors said.
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FDA Approves New Drug For Leukemia
AML is a rapidly progressing cancer that crowds out normal cells in the bone marrow and bloodstream, resulting in low numbers of normal blood cells and a continuous need for transfusions, reports Xinhua news agency.
