Harvard Medical School

The new observations which Prof Haseltine pointed out have more chances to be correct as the new variants of COVID-19 may be currently racing through India’s tightly-packed population of 1.4 billion people.

Healthy diet cuts risk of breast cancer

Researchers at Harvard Medical School have suggested a woman who eat lots of plant-based foods such as fruits, vegetables and beans, legumes, whole grains and less of red meat, processed foods, salt and sugar, has lower odds of developing estrogen-receptor-negative breast cancer.

Trans fats raise cholesterol, not blood sugar: Study

Although much-criticized trans fats raise levels of "bad" cholesterol, they don't appear to have a lasting impact on blood sugar levels, according to a US study.

'Creativity is vital - but it faces a sworn enemy'

In a recent survey from Adobe , three quarters of respondents felt under growing pressure to be productive rather than creative at work, despite being increasingly expected to demonstrate innovative thinking.

Brain parts can evolve independently: Study

Scientists have found compelling evidence that parts of the brain can evolve independently from each other and overall brain size is not linked to an individual's body size.

Treatment, not medicine, helps asthma patients feel better

Inhaling albuterol helps asthmatic lungs work better, but patients who get it don't feel much better than those treated with a placebo inhaler or phony acupuncture, according to a US study.