Scientists Crack a 50-Year Mystery to Discover a New Set of blood Groups
We now know why some blood is missing a key antigen—leading to the creation of a new blood-grouping system. Experts believe even more discoveries are on the way. Key Points
WIREDblood Donation: Gift of life, drop by drop
Lack of awareness and misconceptions dissuade potential voluntary donors from giving blood. ONE unit (350-450 ml) of donated blood can save up to three... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaAIIMS-Delhi performs India’s first successful foetal blood transfusion to save child with rare disorder
The medical achievement marks first procedure of its kind in India. A woman who previously suffered seven failed pregnancies has recently delivered a healthy... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaVigourous physical activity could lower risk of dementia among people with high BP: Study
Physical activity could help older people with high blood pressure lower their risk of dementia, a new research has... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaScientists find potential treatment target for leading cause of blindness
AMD is a condition characterised by abnormal blood vessel growth in the back of the eye.. US scientists have found answers to why treatment for... Key Points
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Study examines genetic basis for blood pressure, risk for hypertension
In this study, the data comes from four datasets from GWAS of blood pressure and hypertension. More than 2,000 regions on the human genome have been found... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaHow often should adults check their blood pressure levels?
People older than 40 years should have their blood pressure checked one time a year. Adults aged between 18 and 40 must get their blood pressure checked every... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaIs Winnie-The-Pooh: blood & Honey 3 confirmed? Here’s the truth
Winnie-The-Pooh: blood & Honey franchise have been entertaining the audience with the first two versions. The horror take of Winnie The Pooh has been liked by the viewers and they are eagerly waiting for the next chapter. Key Points
Economic TimesTB injection plot: Hospital sweeper held for stealing blood
Stalker injects woman with TB-infected blood. Hospital sweeper, prime suspect's wife involved. Victim rejects advances, leading to revenge plot. Accom Key Points
Times Of IndiaGenes influence blood pressure from early childhood, reveals study
Heart attacks and strokes are mostly caused by high blood pressure. Certain hypertension-related genes impact blood pressure from a young age, increasing the risk... Key Points
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Money In Money Out sequel sparks speculation for 2024 release: Unveiling the truth behind the buzz
In the past few weeks, social media has been buzzing with speculation about a possible 2024 release of a sequel to the well-regarded crime film, blood In blood Out. The excitement was sparked by a counterfeit poster circulating online, hinting at a sequel titled Money In Money Out. Key Points
Economic Times‘Genetic scissors’ — India using same tech to find sickle cell cure as gene therapy approved by US FDA
FDA-approved Casgevy & Lyfgenia made from patients’ blood stem cells which are modified and given back as single-dose infusion. India ‘in preclinical stage’ of trial of similar therapy. Key Points
ThePrintUS FDA gives second approval to Eli Lilly's drug for type of blood cancer
Eli Lilly (LLY.N) said on Friday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave a second approval for its drug Jaypirca, which is used to treat a form of blood cancer. Key Points
ReutersBlod.in launches Blod+: India's first on-demand blood logistics platform for hospitals and blood banks
India Business News: Blod.in introduces Blod+, a transformative healthcare software and logistics platform, revolutionizing blood management and delivery in India. Blod+ e Key Points
Times Of IndiaIs your diastolic blood pressure always high? Here's what it means
This is what it means if your diastolic blood pressure reading is always elevated. Cardiologists list complications and ways to manage. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesLower your blood pressure without medication by cutting back 1 teaspoon of salt a day: study
Cutting back on your salt intake may reduce blood pressure just as well as medication, research finds. And results are noticeable in just one week. Key Points
InsiderNew Jersey Keeps Newborn DNA for 23 Years. Parents Are Suing
All US states take pinpricks of blood from newborns to test for diseases. New Jersey stores them for decades and may allow them to be used in police investigations. Key Points
WIREDUS FDA approves Otsuka's blood pressure treatment device for use
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the use of a device made by an Otsuka Holdings (4578.T) unit in a type of surgery to treat high blood pressure, the company said on Wednesday. Key Points
Reuters2024 Apple Watch said to offer blood Pressure monitoring and other features
Apple is reportedly planning to offer a blood Pressure (BP) monitoring option to users with its Apple Watch in 2024, according to a report by Bloomberg. So far, some watches have offered support for BP, but the readings were not accurate and such devices are also not medically certified to offer the same information. Here are the details. Key Points
India TodayHigh blood pressure: 5 amazing probiotics for lowering hypertension
A study says probiotics can help you manage high BP. Here's a list of fermented foods and probiotics that you can consume for keeping hypertension at bay. | Health Key Points
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5 healthy carb options for people with diabetes
People with diabetes need to exercise caution when it comes to carb intake. These healthy options can help keep blood sugar in check. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesIncreasing daily steps by 3,000 can reduce blood pressure in older persons: Study
Washington [US], September 26 (ANI): A new study discovered that increasing exercise by 3,000 steps per day can significantly reduce high blood pressure in older persons. Pescatello worked in Duck-Chun Lee’s lab at Iowa State University with Elizabeth Lefferts, the paper’s primary author, and others. Show Full Article The findings were published in the Journal […] Key Points
ThePrintApple Watch saves life of 29-year old woman, helps detect life-threatening blood clots
Apple Watch detects life-threatening blood clots in a 29-year old woman's lungs. The watch alerted her of an irregular heartbeat of 178 bpm while she slept. Key Points
mintWorld blood Donor Day: This Delhi man walked 13,400 km across India in 17 months urging people to donate blood
On December 2016, Verma donated blood after being told that a poor family from Raipur was in dire need of it. After donating blood, he went to meet the family and got to know that the person who called him took Rs 1,500 for the blood that he donated for free. Key Points
The Indian ExpressDiabetes: 7 high-fibre foods that can prevent blood sugar spikes
Maintaining stable blood sugar levels is crucial for individuals with diabetes. Here are high-fibre foods that can prevent blood sugar spikes. | Health Key Points
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World blood Donor Day: Surprising health benefits of donating blood
World blood Donar Day is observed annually on June 14 to raise awareness about importance of blood donation. Here're many benefits of donating blood. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesPune to get state-of-the-art Metro blood bank
A meeting was held between the FDA officials and the District Health officials on June 8. During the meeting, the final pending documents required for the licences were submitted. The Metro blood bank permission has been pending since 2012 Key Points
Hindustan TimesWorld blood Cancer Day: 7 early warning signs of blood cancer
World blood Cancer Day: Unexplained weight loss to joint issues, here are warning signs that could indicate the presence of blood cancer. All you want to know. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesHarvard's List of Foods That Can Lower blood Pressure
Numerous studies have revealed that some foods help lower high blood pressure. We examine several foods that could be beneficial and how to incorporate them. Key Points
Times of IndiaCan long conversations on cellphone lead to high blood pressure? Experts explain
A recent study said that talking for 30 minutes or more on cellphone could put one at increased risk of hypertension. Experts are however divided. | Health Key Points
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