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Genomic Analysis Of 10,000 Indians Likely To Kickstart Precision Medicine
The GenomeIndia Project -- India's reference dataset for genetics and genomics -- could help improve how disease is diagnosed, predict one's response to a drug and kick-start precision medicine efforts in India, according to a research article.
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Research And Development In Lung Cancer
This article is a part of Lung Connect India Foundation's initiative 'Lung Cancer Awareness - United In Our Goals', focusing on lung cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
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AI To Help Indian Pharma Industry To Pivot On Innovation, Reach 130 Billion In Size By 2030
Technological advancements like AI, machine learning and precision medicine are set to revolutionise drug discovery, manufacturing and patient care.
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Understanding Blood Types: Rare Groups Beyond ABO and Rh Factor Explained
Blood types, classified by antigens on red blood cells, extend beyond the ABO and Rh systems. According to experts, over 47 recognised blood group systems exist, with more discoveries emerging. Rare types, such as the Bombay phenotype, require precise matches during transfusions, particularly for patients with certain genetic conditions. Maintainin...
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Cancer Treatment in Mice With Radioactive Beam Could Open Up a High-Precision Technique to Treat Humans
A recent study reveals the first successful use of radioactive ion beams to treat tumours in mice. Scientists utilised carbon-11 ions to pinpoint treatment locations, offering real-time tracking capabilities. This advancement could lead to more precise cancer therapies, especially for tumours located near sensitive areas.
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World’s Fastest Microscope Captures Electron Motion at 625 Attoseconds
The world of microscopy has reached a new frontier with the debut of the world's fastest microscope, a groundbreaking device that captures electron motion at an astonishing rate of 625 attoseconds. This innovative tool, developed by physicist Mohammed Hassan and his team at the University of Arizona, marks a significant advancement in the ability t...
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Research Offers Promising Blood Test For Treating Depression, Bipolar Disorder
A breakthrough study by Indiana University School of Medicine sheds new light on the biological basis of mood disorders and offers a promising blood test aimed at a precision medicine approach to treatment.
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Infosys, University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Announce Partnership In Precision Medicine
Through this partnership, Infosys also becomes a member of the Centre for Computational Biotechnology and Genomic Medicine (CCBGM).
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Scientists Discover An Innovative Test That Can Detect Heart Diseases Early: 5 Heart Friendly Foods You Must Include Too
The research published in journal of the American Geriatrics Society study, revealed that the blood-based precision medicine test incorporating age, sex and gene expression score
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Big Pharma Vs Big Pharma In Court Battles Over Biosimilar Drugs
Biologics, manufactured in living cells, then extracted and purified, are more complex than traditional medicines and cannot be copied with precision, and so their knock-off versions are called biosimilars instead of generics.
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Precision Medicine Can Widen Cancer Care Options: Study
Using a patient's individual tumor biomarkers to determine the best treatment can improve success rates, studies showed on Saturday.
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'Kidney On A Chip' May Lead To Safer Drug Dosing
Scientists have used a "kidney on a chip" device to mimic the flow of medication through human kidneys, a technique that may lead to more precise dosing of drugs, including some toxic medicines used in ICU.
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US President Obama Proposes 'Precision Medicine' to End One-Size-Fits-All
US President Barack Obama is calling for an investment to move away from one-size-fits-all-medicine, toward an approach that tailors treatment to a patient's genes.
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New Nano-Robots Hoped to Deliver Medicine Inside the Human Body
"One can now think about targeted applications, for instance in the eye where they [the robots] may be moved to a precise location at the retina."
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Overeating? Blame It on Faulty Wiring In Your Brain Cells
Scientists have found that faulty wiring in certain brain cells could interfere with hunger or satiety cues leading to eating disorders.Researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine have pinpointed the precise cellular connections...
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Genomic Analysis Of 10,000 Indians Likely To Kickstart Precision Medicine
The GenomeIndia Project -- India's reference dataset for genetics and genomics -- could help improve how disease is diagnosed, predict one's response to a drug and kick-start precision medicine efforts in India, according to a research article.
-
Research And Development In Lung Cancer
This article is a part of Lung Connect India Foundation's initiative 'Lung Cancer Awareness - United In Our Goals', focusing on lung cancer prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.
-
AI To Help Indian Pharma Industry To Pivot On Innovation, Reach 130 Billion In Size By 2030
Technological advancements like AI, machine learning and precision medicine are set to revolutionise drug discovery, manufacturing and patient care.
-
Understanding Blood Types: Rare Groups Beyond ABO and Rh Factor Explained
Blood types, classified by antigens on red blood cells, extend beyond the ABO and Rh systems. According to experts, over 47 recognised blood group systems exist, with more discoveries emerging. Rare types, such as the Bombay phenotype, require precise matches during transfusions, particularly for patients with certain genetic conditions. Maintainin...
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Cancer Treatment in Mice With Radioactive Beam Could Open Up a High-Precision Technique to Treat Humans
A recent study reveals the first successful use of radioactive ion beams to treat tumours in mice. Scientists utilised carbon-11 ions to pinpoint treatment locations, offering real-time tracking capabilities. This advancement could lead to more precise cancer therapies, especially for tumours located near sensitive areas.
-
World’s Fastest Microscope Captures Electron Motion at 625 Attoseconds
The world of microscopy has reached a new frontier with the debut of the world's fastest microscope, a groundbreaking device that captures electron motion at an astonishing rate of 625 attoseconds. This innovative tool, developed by physicist Mohammed Hassan and his team at the University of Arizona, marks a significant advancement in the ability t...
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Research Offers Promising Blood Test For Treating Depression, Bipolar Disorder
A breakthrough study by Indiana University School of Medicine sheds new light on the biological basis of mood disorders and offers a promising blood test aimed at a precision medicine approach to treatment.
-
Infosys, University Of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Announce Partnership In Precision Medicine
Through this partnership, Infosys also becomes a member of the Centre for Computational Biotechnology and Genomic Medicine (CCBGM).
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Scientists Discover An Innovative Test That Can Detect Heart Diseases Early: 5 Heart Friendly Foods You Must Include Too
The research published in journal of the American Geriatrics Society study, revealed that the blood-based precision medicine test incorporating age, sex and gene expression score
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Big Pharma Vs Big Pharma In Court Battles Over Biosimilar Drugs
Biologics, manufactured in living cells, then extracted and purified, are more complex than traditional medicines and cannot be copied with precision, and so their knock-off versions are called biosimilars instead of generics.
-
Precision Medicine Can Widen Cancer Care Options: Study
Using a patient's individual tumor biomarkers to determine the best treatment can improve success rates, studies showed on Saturday.
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'Kidney On A Chip' May Lead To Safer Drug Dosing
Scientists have used a "kidney on a chip" device to mimic the flow of medication through human kidneys, a technique that may lead to more precise dosing of drugs, including some toxic medicines used in ICU.
-
US President Obama Proposes 'Precision Medicine' to End One-Size-Fits-All
US President Barack Obama is calling for an investment to move away from one-size-fits-all-medicine, toward an approach that tailors treatment to a patient's genes.
-
New Nano-Robots Hoped to Deliver Medicine Inside the Human Body
"One can now think about targeted applications, for instance in the eye where they [the robots] may be moved to a precise location at the retina."
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Overeating? Blame It on Faulty Wiring In Your Brain Cells
Scientists have found that faulty wiring in certain brain cells could interfere with hunger or satiety cues leading to eating disorders.Researchers from the University of North Carolina School of Medicine have pinpointed the precise cellular connections...
