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World has less HIV infected people now

- July 17, 2019

Have you ever experienced that everything hurts after a sleepless night? A recent study has uncovered a neurotransmitter, N-arachidonoyl dopamine (NADA), linked to the pain caused by sleep deprivation, offering potential avenues for treatment. In sleep-deprived mouse models, researchers found reduced NADA levels in a brain region associated with sensory processing and arousal. Administering NADA to this area effectively alleviated the heightened pain response.

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Interventional Cardiologists to deliberate on advancements in coronary imaging

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Ayushman Bharat supports 5.4 million people

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Americans who prescribed opioids, also used various other sedatives

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IFPMA launches new knowledge platform to enhance collaborations

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People with Higher Testosterone and Growth Hormone likely to have prostate...

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Nearly 1 in 5 packaged U.S. foods contains synthetic dyes, especially those aimed at children. Discover how food dyes impact health, policy, and sugar intake.

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Children are obese? Then check on the food sellers near the...

News Bureau - October 30, 2019

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BP medicines at night is better, says a study

News Bureau - October 23, 2019

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Crash in visual processing is not due to defective eye sight

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