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Novel gene treatment can now convert harmful fatty acids to beneficial ones.
Key protein regulates DNA enzymes, promoting genome stability.
Free Denture Delivery Initiative Launched Under Project AMMA: A Step Toward Better Oral Health for Seniors.
Supreme Court reviews the CBI report on RG Kar Medical College rape-murder case.
Junior Doctors Across India Stage 'Down to Dusk' Fasting in Solidarity with West Bengal Colleagues.
Supreme Court calls attention to a "threat culture" in medical colleges and orders a stop to civic volunteer deployment with immediate effect.
MSU research advances infusion therapy to clean arteries.
Monoclonal Antibodies Revolutionising revolutionising medicine with Precision Power, Finds Review.
West Bengal: Home Guard Challenges Dismissal for posting Protest Song in Social Media.
India's M|O|C Expands Cancer Care to Tanzania with New Community Centre.
World Bank Report Indicates Challenges for India’s Fight against Child Malnutrition and Stunting.
Why Drug Manufacturers Are Leaning Towards Trump Over Harris in the Upcoming US Election?.
Cochlear Implants: A Lifeline for Children with Hearing and Speech Impairments.
Rising Prevalence of Skin Pigmentation Issues in India Drives Demand for Advanced Solutions.
Parliamentarians Unite for Equitable Health Access: A New Global Pandemic Accord.

Novel gene treatment can now convert harmful fatty acids to beneficial ones

Researchers at Shriners Children's Hospital in St. Louis have created a novel gene treatment that converts harmful omega-6 fatty acids into helpful omega-3 fatty acids, with the goal of reducing the health concerns linked with juvenile obesity, including arthritis. Given that approximately 20% of children and teenagers in the United States are obese, this breakthrough could be a huge step forward in addressing the obesity pandemic and its associated diseases.

Key protein regulates DNA enzymes, promoting genome stability

Researchers made a major discovery by identifying the role of the protein USP50 in regulating enzyme activity during DNA replication, which is critical for genome stability. The publication in Nature Communications sheds light on how USP50 controls the coordination of replication enzymes, particularly helicases and nucleases. These enzymes are important for unwinding and cutting DNA strands, which is an essential step in correct DNA duplication.

Free Denture Delivery Initiative Launched Under Project AMMA: A Step Toward Better Oral Health for Seniors

In a significant move toward improving senior oral health care, a new sub-initiative titled "Free Denture Delivery" has been launched under Project AMMA as part of the Mobile Dental Clinic Project. This initiative is designed to bridge the gap in dental care accessibility for elderly individuals, offering complete and partial dentures free of charge. The goal is to improve their quality of life by addressing dental needs that often go unmet, particularly for those who are homebound or residing in remote areas.

Supreme Court reviews the CBI report on RG Kar Medical College rape-murder case

The Supreme Court held its sixth hearing today on the savage rape and murder of a resident doctor at Kolkata's RG Kar Medical College, scrutinising the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI's) most recent status report. On October 15, 2024, the Chief Justice of India (CJI) evaluated the developments in the CBI's sixth report. The story continues to get national attention due to its tragic character and the engagement of civic volunteers, raising worries about security in public institutions.

Junior Doctors Across India Stage 'Down to Dusk' Fasting in Solidarity with West Bengal Colleagues

In a nationwide show of solidarity, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Junior Doctors Network, along with the IMA Medical Students Network, organized a "Down to Dusk" fasting protest on Wednesday.

Supreme Court calls attention to a "threat culture" in medical colleges and orders a stop to civic volunteer deployment with immediate effect

The Supreme Court of India expressed grave concerns about the situation of student elections and the growing 'threat culture' in West Bengal medical colleges in a major hearing set for October 15, 2024. Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud presided over the hearing, which concentrated on security issues at medical facilities, including the notorious incident at RG Kar Medical College Hospital as well as the continuous postponement of student body elections.

MSU research advances infusion therapy to clean arteries

Researchers at Michigan State University (MSU) have discovered a potential nanotherapy infusion that can lower artery inflammation and assist in eliminating hazardous plaque buildup, which is a primary cause of cardiovascular disease. Published in Nature Communications, the discovery marks a significant advancement towards more efficacious therapies for cardiovascular diseases, which persist as the primary cause of mortality in the United States.

Monoclonal Antibodies Revolutionising revolutionising medicine with Precision Power, Finds Review

Researchers from the Sichuan International Medical Exchange and Promotion Association recently published a peer-reviewed study in Molecular Biomedicine, focusing on the evolving role of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and their growing significance in modern medicine. Dr. Hassan Aboul-Ella of Cairo University's Department of Microbiology leads the study, which investigates the creation, application, and future forecasts of mAbs in the treatment of a wide range of infectious and noncommunicable disorders.

West Bengal: Home Guard Challenges Dismissal for posting Protest Song in Social Media

The recent events surrounding the firing of Home Guard Kashinath Panda have ignited a heated controversy over free speech, police transparency, and the responsibility of civic volunteers in public forums. Panda faced termination due to his social media sharing of a protest song and his challenge to Supreme Court orders regarding hospital security. Cases like Panda's, who worked as an officer at the Barrackpore Police Commissionerate, show how important it is to strike a balance between personal freedoms and government oversight.

India's M|O|C Expands Cancer Care to Tanzania with New Community Centre

M.O.C., India's largest chain of community cancer treatment centers, has made a historic move by opening its first international location in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. This new cancer center, established in conjunction with Shifa Pan African Hospitals Ltd., exemplifies M|O|C's dedication to providing exceptional cancer care outside India's boundaries.

World Bank Report Indicates Challenges for India’s Fight against Child Malnutrition and Stunting

Despite years of legislative initiatives, India's problem with child malnutrition and stunting continues to be a major public health concern. The latest World Bank report, "Poverty, Prosperity, and Planet: Pathways Out of the Polycrisis," provides a bleak image of the country's progress in combating hunger, poverty, and child stunting. Despite the progress, India's long-term development objectives face significant challenges due to the insufficient rate of change to meet national and global ambitions.

Why Drug Manufacturers Are Leaning Towards Trump Over Harris in the Upcoming US Election?

As the United States presidential election approaches, a distinct division has arisen in the pharmaceutical industry's candidate choices. Former President Donald Trump is gaining favour with major pharmaceutical companies over Vice President Kamala Harris. While Harris pushes for strengthening Medicare's price-bargaining rights under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), Trump has taken a different posture, agreeing with corporate interests that oppose major elements of the legislation. Recent legislative changes are fuelling this developing trend, leading pharmaceutical corporations to support Trump, despite Harris receiving substantial campaign contributions from industry players.

Cochlear Implants: A Lifeline for Children with Hearing and Speech Impairments

Receiving news that their child cannot hear or speak can be an overwhelming shock for parents. However, for families facing such challenges, this does not mark the end of hope.

Rising Prevalence of Skin Pigmentation Issues in India Drives Demand for Advanced Solutions

With about 40% of the global population suffering from skin pigmentation concerns such as hyperpigmentation, melasma, or dark patches, dermatologists are stepping up to satisfy the growing demand for novel, long-term remedies. The problem is considerably more severe in India, where skin pigmentation disorders are quite common, particularly among women.

Parliamentarians Unite for Equitable Health Access: A New Global Pandemic Accord

At the UNITE Global Summit, that brings together every year academics, world health leaders, and legislators to tackle some of the most urgent worldwide health concerns. For politicians, members of civil society, and international organisations working on plans concerning healthcare systems, infectious illnesses, and pandemic preparedness, it provides a forum; one of the main priorities, particularly in low- and middle-income nations, is to create sustainable healthcare systems through the use of digital health technologies, sustainable finance, and guarantees of fair access to healthcare. Particularly in view of the setbacks resulting from the COVID-19 epidemic, the summit also seeks to promote alliances that will let nations fulfil their Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The agenda includes talks on digital health systems, healthcare as a human right, and pandemic preparedness. Held recently in Berlin, parliamentarians from around the world took a historic step in supporting the WHO Pandemic Agreement, a critical international initiative aimed at addressing gaps in pandemic preparedness and response. By signing a joint statement, these leaders have underscored the importance of global cooperation, equitable access to health tools, and the strengthening of healthcare systems—especially for countries with fewer resources.

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