Back from the Dead: How Cells Cheat Death to Heal the Body!

The Discovery Scientists at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) have uncovered a process called “Programmed Cell Revival (PCR),” published in the EMBO Journal. This challenges a long-standing belief in biology: that once cells approach death, they cannot recover. Now, evidence shows that cells can “revive” themselves—reactivating metabolic and developmental pathways to restore […]
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Your Brain Is Secretly Burning Fat While You Sleep

What the Study Found Researchers at the University of Michigan discovered that certain neurons in the ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH^Cckbr) help regulate blood sugar during the first few hours of sleep—burning fat to avoid dangerous drops in blood sugar (hypoglycemia) by converting fat into glycerol, which the body uses as fuel. Why It Matters in Healthcare […]
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When Teeth Affect More Than a Smile: Dental Health’s Crucial Role in Preventing Gastric Cancer

Emerging research reveals what many health professionals have long suspected: poor dental health may increase the risk of gastric (stomach) cancer. A nationwide cohort and sibling-controlled study from Sweden, involving nearly 5.9 million adults, found that individuals with periodontitis—gum disease—had an 11% higher risk of gastric cancer and a staggering 25% increased risk of cancer […]
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