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Research News delves into the latest discoveries and advancements in medical and healthcare research. It covers studies ranging from basic science to clinical trials, showcasing how new knowledge is transforming patient care.

Sleep Deprivation may Lead to Alzheimer's: Study

Sleep Deprivation may Lead to Alzheimer's: Study

Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have found a link between sleep loss and increase in Alzheimer's plaques.

Some More Reason Why Wine Sounds Good For Health

Some More Reason Why Wine Sounds Good For Health

In new study, a researcher has reviewed the health benefits linked with light to moderate consumption of wine.

Researchers Throw Light On How Infant Pain Alters Pain In Adulthood

Researchers Throw Light On How Infant Pain Alters Pain In Adulthood

Researchers at Georgia State University have thrown light on how pain in infancy alters the brain's ability to process pain in adulthood.

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Scientists to Create 3D 'Touch-And-Feel' Genetic Images of Cancer

Scientists to Create 3D 'Touch-And-Feel' Genetic Images of Cancer

A team of scientists is all set to create a three-dimensional patient imaging system that will allow surgeons to view and virtually 'touch' genetic images of cancer.

Enzyme is Key to Clogged Arteries: Study

Enzyme is Key to Clogged Arteries: Study

Scientists at Queen Mary, University of London have made an important discovery in understanding what causes arteries to clog up.

Childhood Kidney Disorder Continues Into Adulthood With Severe Complications: Study

Childhood Kidney Disorder Continues Into Adulthood With Severe Complications: Study

A childhood kidney disorder, which was believed to disappear after puberty, is likely to persist into adulthood and cause significant long-term complications, reveals a new study.

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How Genes Cause Mitochondrial Diseases?

How Genes Cause Mitochondrial Diseases?

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia experts have gained significant insights into how mitochondrial gene defects impair respiration, and other major life functions.

Scientists Identify New Brain Pathway for Regulating Weight, Bone Mass

Scientists Identify New Brain Pathway for Regulating Weight, Bone Mass

The hormone leptin, which is critical for normal food intake and metabolism, appears to regulate bone mass and suppress appetite, according to Yale researchers.

Study Shows Free Will Does Exist

Study Shows Free Will Does Exist

The landmark 1980s experiment that purportedly showed that free will doesn't exist among humans has been challenged by a new study.

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Brain's Sensory Signals Active Even in Background Noise If We are Attentive

Brain's Sensory Signals Active Even in Background Noise If We are Attentive

A new study by researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies says that when we pay attention on something, the sensory signals in our brains make themselves heard even in background noise.

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