A new property of the largest antibody so far identified in our body changes our existing understanding of antibodies from chemical keys that fit into microbial locks to mechanical engineers, altering the physical properties of molecules to protect us.

People are more likely to adopt a meat-free day for health reasons than environmental or animal welfare concerns, finds new research from Corvinus University of Budapest.

A newly designed nitro-substituted organoselenium compound can reduce the invasiveness of aggressive triple-negative breast cancer cells by modulating various signalling pathways.

A team of Indian scientists may have found a way to improve the drainage capacity of lymphatic vessels in the liver and intestine that fails in the case of cirrhosis, by using nanocarriers filled with a powerful protein called VEGF-C.

Alzheimer's Disease, which steals away mental faculties and debilitates to daily life of patients, may soon have a game-changing path for not just its treatment, but also a potential cure for this devastating condition.

The history of Yoga is deeply rooted in India’s ancient civilisation, evolving over thousands of years as a unique system of physical, mental, and spiritual discipline. Yoga is believed to have started at the very dawn of civilisation. It began as a spiritual practice in the early Indus–Saraswati Valley culture and gradually evolved into a disciplined path towards self-realisation. This journey reflects India’s enduring wisdom and its continued contribution to the well-being of humanity.