Amy Schumer Officially Files for Divorce from Chris Fischer
Comedian Amy Schumer has officially filed for divorce from husband Chris Fischer after 7 years of marriage. The couple, who share a son, announced their split last month. Read details.
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Jesy Nelson's Twins Battle Rare Genetic Disorder SMA1
Ex-Little Mix star Jesy Nelson reveals her 8-month-old twins have Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1. Learn about their diagnosis, treatment with gene therapy Zolgensma, and her urgent message to parents.
India's CRISPR Alternative Offers Hope for Food Security
Indian scientists develop indigenous, low-cost genome editing technology using 'jumping genes' to create resilient crops, bypassing costly CRISPR patents and aiming to secure India's agricultural future.
Abu Dhabi Administers First CRISPR Gene Therapy in UAE
Abu Dhabi makes history with first CRISPR gene therapy injection for blood disorders in UAE. Learn how this treatment offers a potential cure for sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia.
Goa Clears 8 Startups for Rs 10 Lakh Seed Funding
Goa's empowered committee, led by CM Pramod Sawant, approved seed capital for 8 innovative startups from 27 applicants. The state also funded 10 student tech projects, boosting its startup ecosystem.
MIB Creates Live Events Cell to Boost Concert Economy
India's Ministry of Information & Broadcasting establishes a Live Events Development Cell to streamline permissions and boost the live entertainment sector. Learn how this move aims to create jobs and attract global events.
India Monitors Russian Oil Buys Weekly for US Trade Deal
India mandates refiners to report weekly crude imports from Russia & US, seeking accurate data for sensitive trade negotiations. Talks face hurdles over Russian oil purchases and agricultural access.
India's First CRISPR Centre of Excellence Announced in Bengaluru
JNCASR and CrisprBits join forces to establish a Centre of Excellence for CRISPR Innovation and Translation, aiming to bridge the gap between lab research and clinical therapies in India.
2025 Healthcare Review: New Obesity Rules, Alzheimer's Tests, Gene Therapy
A look at 2025's healthcare milestones: new obesity guidelines, Alzheimer's blood tests, gene editing breakthroughs, and India's push for affordable medicines and school sugar boards.
Scientists Debate Reviving Extinct Moa Birds Using DNA
Scientists aim to resurrect New Zealand's giant moa birds, extinct for 600 years, using genetic tech. Explore the challenges, ethics, and Māori perspectives on de-extinction.
Routine check-up finds kidney cancer in 32-year-old
A 32-year-old asymptomatic man's routine ultrasound detected early-stage kidney cancer. The case unveiled a hereditary VHL gene mutation. Early detection and robotic surgery led to a full cure.
Kriya Therapeutics: $1.2B Funding, No Approved Products
Kriya Therapeutics, founded by Shankar Ramaswamy, secures over $1.2B in funding despite having no approved gene therapies. The surge sparks comparisons to brother Vivek's past venture. Read the full analysis.
Pune Arts & Health Festival Successfully Concludes
The Pune Arts and Health Festival concluded successfully, highlighting the powerful link between creative expression and holistic wellness. Discover how art heals.
2025-26 Science Milestones: Earth's Crust, Moon, Cancer Tests
Explore 6 groundbreaking scientific missions for 2025-26: China drills to Earth's mantle, India's Aditya L1 studies solar blasts, gene therapy for rare diseases, and more. Stay informed on the future of science!
Gene-Edited Mustard Nears Approval in India
India may soon approve its first genome-edited mustard, promising higher oil output. This follows the release of gene-edited rice and marks a strategic shift in agricultural biotechnology. Read more.
Abu Dhabi Leads in Breakthrough SMA Gene Therapy
Abu Dhabi's Burjeel Hospital achieves a world-first with ITVisma, a gene replacement therapy for Spinal Muscular Atrophy. Discover this medical milestone offering hope to SMA patients globally.
New Gene TMEM167A Linked to Neonatal Diabetes Found
Scientists at the University of Exeter identify a novel gene, TMEM167A, responsible for neonatal diabetes in infants under six months. This breakthrough explains the link to neurological issues.
Alzheimer's Reversed in Mice, Memory Restored: Study
Groundbreaking research from the US and China shows Alzheimer's symptoms reversed in mice using a novel gene therapy approach, restoring memory. A potential game-changer for dementia treatment.
Preity Zinta's Festive Family Photos & Upcoming Film
Preity Zinta spreads Christmas cheer with heartwarming family photos featuring her twins. The actress is also preparing for her Bollywood comeback in 'Lahore 1947'. Get all the details here!
Meet Gene Jones, the Private Wife of Cowboys' Jerry Jones
While Jerry Jones dominates NFL headlines, his wife Gene has been the quiet constant since 1963. Discover the story of privacy, family, and the foundation of America's Team.
Gene variant doubles opioid addiction risk, finds AIIMS study
An AIIMS study reveals a genetic variant linked to stress response more than doubles opioid addiction risk in Indians. Discover the biological factors behind dependence.
Bone-Free Fish Created by Chinese Scientists
Chinese researchers use CRISPR to create a bone-free strain of gibel carp, removing the choking hazard and making freshwater fish safer and easier to eat for families.
Prostate Cancer: Hormone Therapy's Sleep Disruption Problem
Prostate cancer is the leading cancer in UK men. Androgen deprivation therapy, a key treatment, causes severe sleep disturbances affecting recovery. Learn about the research gap and solutions.
Varian EDGE Radiation Therapy Launched at Medanta Gurgaon
Medanta - The Medicity in Gurgaon unveils a new Varian EDGE radiation therapy system. It delivers precise treatment in under a minute, enhancing safety for brain, breast, and lung cancers. Discover the future of oncology.
How Gen Z's Internet Slang is Changing Therapy
Young Indians are using terms like 'lore drop' and 'avoidant attachment' in therapy, reshaping mental health conversations. Discover the challenges and opportunities this presents.
BLW's Chetna Centre 29th Anniversary: New Therapy Room Inaugurated
The Chetna Training Centre in Varanasi celebrated its 29th anniversary. A new Resource Room for speech & occupational therapy was inaugurated, highlighting a commitment to special needs education.
IIIT Srikakulam: Harassment Row Exposes Placement, Training Woes
A harassment complaint at IIIT Srikakulam has unveiled systemic problems in training, placements, and faculty engagement. Students face under-preparedness as infrastructure fails to keep pace with intake. Read the full investigation.
UAE second to approve gene therapy Itvisma for SMA
The UAE approves Itvisma gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy, becoming the world's second country to do so. This offers new hope for patients and cements the nation's leadership in advanced healthcare access.
UAE expands access to Zolgensma for spinal muscular atrophy
The UAE has approved Zolgensma gene therapy for SMA patients under 2 years, a major step in treating this genetic disorder. Learn about this life-changing decision.
Jabalpur man finds relief from heart, digestive issues at Patanjali
A 55-year-old from Jabalpur overcame chronic heart and digestive problems in just one week at Patanjali through Yoga, Ayurveda, and a disciplined routine. Discover his holistic healing journey.
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