Diabetics, who are at a higher risk of suffering from oral health problems, can avoid these by adopting a healthy lifestyle.


Healthy lifestyle to improve oral health in diabetics


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In what is termed as a big leap for stem cell research, scientists have developed a new method that allows for large-scale generation of human embryonic stem cells of high clinical quality.


New technology to boost embryonic stem cells supply


Can soothing music help cancer patients cope better? It can, says new research.


Music helps young cancer patients heal better


In a shocking discovery, scientists have found that tuberculosis strains in Russia carry mutations that not only make them resistant to antibiotics but also help them spread more effectively.


Drug-resistant TB spreading fast in Russia


What is common between the words alcohol and "kohl"?


First online Arabic etymological dictionary soon


Telecommunications companies that are all set to bid for spectrum in the upcoming auction Feb 3 will need to pay five percent of annual gross revenue as spectrum usage charge (SUC), an Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) decided here Monday.


5 percent Spectrum Usage Charge for new spectrum approved


Breast stem cells and their "daughters" can live for a long time and harbour genetic defects or damage that could lead to breast cancer later, reveals a new research.


Long-living breast stem cells may cause cancer


In path-breaking research, scientists have discovered how the good cholesterol in the body becomes dysfunctional and loses its cardio-protective properties - leading to clogging and hardening of the arteries.


Here's how good cholesterol turns bad


Scientists have discovered the use of a simple single-celled amoeba to understand the function of human proteins in causing Alzheimer's disease.


Single-cell amoeba holds promise for Alzheimer's disease


The tropical forests of southeast Asia have been shaped by humans for the last 11,000 years, according to new research.


Humans shaped southeast Asia's rainforests from 11,000 years ago


Indian atomic energy regulator has allowed the Nuclear Power Corp of India Ltd (NPCIL) to increase the power generation of the first unit at Kudankulam up to 75 percent, said a top official.


Kundankulam n-plant to generate over 700 MW next week


With social networking sites catering to people of all age groups, youngsters and students need a space of their own in the cyber world. Now thanks to 'Campus Plugin', young adults  can connect with people of their own age group across the country.


Now, a social hub exclusively for youngsters (Youth Trend)


Boeing's Phantom Eye - a liquid hydrogen-powered drone - has set a new prototype endurance record by flying for over five hours during its sixth test flight recently.


Boeing's hydrogen-powered drone sets new test flight record


In a first, national broadcaster Doordarshan Sunday broadcast on internet High Definition live streaming of the Republic Day Parade in the capital, fetching over 13,000 views.


Doordarshan's live streaming of R-Day gets 13,000 views


In a first, national broadcaster Doordarshan Sunday broadcast High Definition live streaming of the Republic Day Parade on internet.


Doordarshan's live streaming of R-Day gets good response


The fourth edition of Techshare - one of the worlds' biggest technology events to promote accessible technology for the people with disabilities - is scheduled to be held at the India Habitat Centre here Feb 13-14.


'Techshare India' to showcase accessible technology for disabled


Read this right. If a doctor visits you without a stethoscope, then don't get surprised.


Hand-held device to replace stethoscope: Indian-origin doctor


Forget the lingering and painful physical therapy, your dormant ankle muscles can now regain life through a robotic device.


Robotic device to heal bruised muscles


Tech-savvy Karnataka government is offering free Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) to citizens of the state capital to access internet and stay connected with their near and dear ones on social media.


Free Wi-Fi in Bangalore to access internet


Education solutions provider K2 Learning Resources Friday unveiled a tablet - TabLab - to access textbooks and relevant materials on trendy gadgets by teachers and students in the commerce stream.


And now, a tablet for commerce students


Mobile handset apps have become an inseparable part of modern day lives -- and to leverage this reality, handset maker Nokia has added 1,200 apps on the Windows Phone store and launched the second season of 'Nokia Lumia-Your Wish is My App' campaign, P. Balaji, managing director, Nokia India said here Friday.

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