Magic Bullets vs. Promiscuous Plants
For decades, pharmaceutical research has pursued the dream of “magic bullets”—single molecules aimed at single disease targets. But chronic illnesses […]
For decades, pharmaceutical research has pursued the dream of “magic bullets”—single molecules aimed at single disease targets. But chronic illnesses […]
In 1903, Thomas Edison famously predicted that the “doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest their
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For most healthy Indians, moderate tea drinking (3–4 cups daily) poses minimal risk, even though tea can contribute a few
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Turmeric (Curcuma longa), a cornerstone of Indian cuisine and traditional medicine, has long been studied for its potential to treat
In India, with metabolic syndrome rates rising, even moderate egg consumption in hyper‑responders may compound risk. A well‑conducted study at
In the global story of obesity, our biggest stumble may well be how we let the food industry set the
Prediabetes is no longer just a warning sign—it is now considered a medical condition in itself. Emerging evidence shows that
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