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Genomics and nutrition: Personalised diets for healthier future

Are you eating wrong for your body? From caffeine to carbs, here's how genetic diets could be the revolutionary way to avoid chronic illness.

From morning coffee habit to carbs: What your genes reveal about your diet needs (Photo by Tainá Castro Martiniano Matos)

lifestyle

Updated on Dec 04, 2024 02:33 PM IST

ByZarafshan Shiraz, New Delhi

Do you have a sweet tooth? Study says, it can be genetic

The study pointed out the SI gene in the body responsible for breaking down sugars to be absorbed by the small intestine.

Having sugar cravings? Blame your genetics.(Unsplash)

lifestyle

Published on Nov 21, 2024 07:22 PM IST

ByTapatrisha Das

What is cuffing season? The winter relationship trend couples are seeking

As winter approaches, singles seek warmth in relationships, with cuffing season leading to temporary partnerships.

Cuffing season has recently gained popularity, meaning singles crave romantic relationships during the winter months.(Photo: Adobe Stock)

htcity

Updated on Nov 19, 2024 11:24 AM IST

ByAkshita Prakash

Cancer risk linked to an inflammatory bowel disease: Study reveals

The study emphasises on the role of the p53 tumor suppressor gene in the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis - an inflammatory bowel disease.

Patients with ulcerative colitis are at high risk for developing cancer.(Shutterstock)

lifestyle

Published on Oct 30, 2024 01:46 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Berlin

Blame DNA, not diet: New study reveals the real reason behind gout

While poor diet can trigger gout attacks, genetics has a more significant role in gout formation – study explains.

Genetics has a significant role to play in development of gout.(Unsplash)

lifestyle

Published on Oct 17, 2024 04:02 PM IST

ByTapatrisha Das

Do you lose weight faster than others? Study says it is because of your genes

The study observed that people with specific genetic variations lost weight faster than others. Here's what you need to know.

The study stated the answer to the age-old wonderment – why some people shed weight lot faster while others struggle to lose the extra kilos. (Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash)

lifestyle

Published on Oct 13, 2024 11:04 AM IST

ByTapatrisha Das

Are you at risk? New study reveals hidden cancer dangers in your genes

This 'cancer protection' gene could actually raise your risk of breast and ovarian cancer—here’s what you need to know

lifestyle

Updated on Sep 22, 2024 12:54 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Zarafshan Shiraz

Will men go extinct? Study finds Y chromosomes are shrinking in the world

Study reveals concerns over dwindling Y chromosomes, posing a question of male extinction.

Y chromosome determines the sex of the baby and is responsible for the development of male sexual organs. (Pexels)

lifestyle

Updated on Aug 28, 2024 05:59 PM IST

ByAdrija Dey

Alzheimer's and heart disease may share common genetic origins, study finds

Cardiovascular health and Alzheimer’s disease: Study identifies genetic links between cholesterol levels/heart disease and dementia

lifestyle

Published on Aug 18, 2024 05:02 PM IST

PTI | | Posted by Zarafshan Shiraz, New Delhi

Thousands of high-risk cancer gene variants: Study

The study uncovered over 5,000 genetic variations that allow some malignancies. It also explored possible therapeutic target for treating these cancers.

The study evaluated the health effects of genetic alterations in BAP1, a 'tumour defence' gene.(Shutterstock)

lifestyle

Published on Jul 08, 2024 01:36 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Cambridgeshire

International CdLS Awareness Day 2024: Date, history, significance

International Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS) Awareness Day 2024: From date to significance, here's all that you need to know about this important day.

Every year, International Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS) Awareness Day is observed on the second Saturday of the month of May.(Unsplash)

lifestyle

Published on May 10, 2024 01:36 PM IST

ByTapatrisha Das, Delhi

Should you get tested for an Alzheimer’s gene?

Early diagnosis could help some patients make long-term plans — and researchers assess new interventions.

Researchers have known for decades that people who harbour APOE4 have a higher risk of developing the neurological condition of Alzheimer’s disease. (Shutterstock)

lifestyle

Published on May 08, 2024 03:34 PM IST

Bloomberg |

Chinese woman discovers she is biologically male before her wedding

A Chinese woman underwent a thorough examination before her wedding and was shocked to find out that she is biologically male.

The woman, who lived 27 years of her life as a female, was diagnosed with a rare disorder. (Unsplash)

trending

Published on May 08, 2024 02:40 PM IST

ByNeha Yadav

Gene editing offers hope to patients with inherited disorders: Study

The study shows that gene-editing therapy can heal angioedema - a genetic disease that causes severe, painful, and sudden swelling attacks.

lifestyle

Published on Feb 05, 2024 04:41 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Los Angeles

The more fertile you are, the sooner you may die — study

The genes that boost fertility mean you're more likely to die younger, according to a new study.

A new study suggests genetic variants involved in reproduction also contribute to premature aging in humans. (DW/Fotolia/Prodakszyn)

lifestyle

Published on Dec 16, 2023 11:42 AM IST

ByDeutsche Welle | Posted by Krishna Priya Pallavi, Delhi

Genetic disorders in India: Common types, risk factors, preventing transmission

Genetic disorders in India: Here are the common types of disorders, their risk factors and role of IVF and PGT in preventing transmission

lifestyle

Published on Dec 15, 2023 02:38 PM IST

ByZarafshan Shiraz, New Delhi

Nobel Prize-winning gene editing tech offers a ray of hope for blood disorders

The US and UK have approved a therapy for treating sickle-cell disease and beta-thalassaemia — a historic breakthrough

In mid-November, the UK became the first country to approve CRISPR therapy for both sickle-cell disease and beta-thalassaemia(iStock)

opinion

Published on Dec 13, 2023 11:15 AM IST

ByAnirban Mahapatra

Y-chromosome impact genetic basis of digestive problems: Study

The study shows that Y chromosome may have an impact on the genetic basis of digestive diseases as well as sex differences in disease susceptibility.

lifestyle

Published on Nov 24, 2023 12:55 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, California

Way to deliver clinically used gene therapy vectors: Study

The study explored the safety and practicality of gene delivery to several brain regions with a noninvasive, ultrasound-based approach.

lifestyle

Published on Nov 23, 2023 01:06 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Washington

Genes linked to neurodevelopmental problem in infants: Study

The study explores the genes that can increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders.

lifestyle

Published on Sep 25, 2023 02:14 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Washington

Origination of genes for learning and memory: Study

The study states that genes necessary for complex behaviors such as memory, learning and aggression originated around 650 billion years ago.

lifestyle

Published on Jul 15, 2023 11:46 AM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, England

How genes make people prone to allergies: Research

The study explores the role that ETS1 protein plays in controlling CD4 T helper cells - a type of immune cells, that are important in allergic reactions.

lifestyle

Published on Jul 14, 2023 11:00 AM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Pennsylvania

Hemophilia is rare but serious in men. Here are its types, signs, treatment

Hemophilia is a rare but serious bleeding disorder affecting mostly males. Here are its types, signs, treatment and how it affects pregnancy

Hemophilia is rare but a serious disorder in men. Here are its types, signs, how it affects pregnancy, treatment (Getty Images/iStockphoto)

lifestyle

Published on May 17, 2023 02:05 PM IST

ByZarafshan Shiraz, Delhi

Gene mutations responsible for illness causing heart attack in youngsters: Study

The study explores how gene mutations can cause a rare illness leading to cardiac arrests, leading to treatment options targetting the effects.

lifestyle

Published on May 15, 2023 10:29 AM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Washington

Treatment of genetic disorders: Here's how stem cells can treat genetic diseases

Health expert spills the beans on the role of cellular based therapy when it comes to genetic disorders and how stem cells can be used to treat genetic diseases

lifestyle

Updated on Mar 21, 2023 01:01 PM IST

ByZarafshan Shiraz, Delhi

Protein droplets may cause many types of genetic diseases: Research

Patients with BPTA syndrome have characteristically malformed limbs featuring short fingers and additional toes, missing tibia bones in their legs and reduced brain size.

lifestyle

Updated on Feb 09, 2023 07:11 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Berlin

How age and sex influence our body clocks: Study

The human body runs on a finely tuned clock synchronized to the 24-hour cycle of Earth's rotation, known as the circadian clock, which controls various physiological processes such as the sleep-wake cycle, hormone production, and metabolism.

lifestyle

Published on Feb 04, 2023 11:11 AM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Lausanne

Cause of epilepsy in children: Research

Gleeson said the scientists found that the genes converged on calcium signalling, gene expression and synaptic functions, and noted that when the mutations were introduced into a mouse model, abnormalities similar to those seen in patients were observed.

lifestyle

Published on Jan 14, 2023 12:28 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, San Diego

Time-restricted eating can reshape gene expression: Research

Interestingly, not all sections of the digestive tract were affected equally. While genes involved in the upper two portions of the small intestine--the duodenum and jejunum--were activated by time-restricted eating, the ileum, at the lower end of the small intestine, was not.

lifestyle

Published on Jan 04, 2023 12:41 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, Washington

Genes can predict risk of coronary heart disease: Study

Six hundred patients who had coronary heart disease and another 150 without coronary heart disease were included in the study. All underwent open chest surgery for coronary heart artery bypass surgery or other medically indicated reasons.

lifestyle

Published on Jan 01, 2023 02:59 PM IST

ANI | | Posted by Tapatrisha Das, New York

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Are you eating wrong for your body? From caffeine to carbs, here's how genetic diets could be the revolutionary way to avoid chronic illness.

The study pointed out the SI gene in the body responsible for breaking down sugars to be absorbed by the small intestine.

As winter approaches, singles seek warmth in relationships, with cuffing season leading to temporary partnerships.

The study emphasises on the role of the p53 tumor suppressor gene in the pathogenesis of ulcerative colitis - an inflammatory bowel disease.

While poor diet can trigger gout attacks, genetics has a more significant role in gout formation – study explains.

The study observed that people with specific genetic variations lost weight faster than others. Here's what you need to know.

This 'cancer protection' gene could actually raise your risk of breast and ovarian cancer—here’s what you need to know

Study reveals concerns over dwindling Y chromosomes, posing a question of male extinction.

Cardiovascular health and Alzheimer’s disease: Study identifies genetic links between cholesterol levels/heart disease and dementia

The study uncovered over 5,000 genetic variations that allow some malignancies. It also explored possible therapeutic target for treating these cancers.

International Cornelia de Lange Syndrome (CdLS) Awareness Day 2024: From date to significance, here's all that you need to know about this important day.

Early diagnosis could help some patients make long-term plans — and researchers assess new interventions.

A Chinese woman underwent a thorough examination before her wedding and was shocked to find out that she is biologically male.

The study shows that gene-editing therapy can heal angioedema - a genetic disease that causes severe, painful, and sudden swelling attacks.

The genes that boost fertility mean you're more likely to die younger, according to a new study.

Genetic disorders in India: Here are the common types of disorders, their risk factors and role of IVF and PGT in preventing transmission

The US and UK have approved a therapy for treating sickle-cell disease and beta-thalassaemia — a historic breakthrough

The study shows that Y chromosome may have an impact on the genetic basis of digestive diseases as well as sex differences in disease susceptibility.

The study explored the safety and practicality of gene delivery to several brain regions with a noninvasive, ultrasound-based approach.

The study explores the genes that can increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders.

The study states that genes necessary for complex behaviors such as memory, learning and aggression originated around 650 billion years ago.

The study explores the role that ETS1 protein plays in controlling CD4 T helper cells - a type of immune cells, that are important in allergic reactions.

Hemophilia is a rare but serious bleeding disorder affecting mostly males. Here are its types, signs, treatment and how it affects pregnancy

The study explores how gene mutations can cause a rare illness leading to cardiac arrests, leading to treatment options targetting the effects.

Health expert spills the beans on the role of cellular based therapy when it comes to genetic disorders and how stem cells can be used to treat genetic diseases

Patients with BPTA syndrome have characteristically malformed limbs featuring short fingers and additional toes, missing tibia bones in their legs and reduced brain size.

The human body runs on a finely tuned clock synchronized to the 24-hour cycle of Earth's rotation, known as the circadian clock, which controls various physiological processes such as the sleep-wake cycle, hormone production, and metabolism.

Gleeson said the scientists found that the genes converged on calcium signalling, gene expression and synaptic functions, and noted that when the mutations were introduced into a mouse model, abnormalities similar to those seen in patients were observed.

Interestingly, not all sections of the digestive tract were affected equally. While genes involved in the upper two portions of the small intestine--the duodenum and jejunum--were activated by time-restricted eating, the ileum, at the lower end of the small intestine, was not.

Six hundred patients who had coronary heart disease and another 150 without coronary heart disease were included in the study. All underwent open chest surgery for coronary heart artery bypass surgery or other medically indicated reasons.

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