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Kuru: unravelling the mystery disease that left entire Papua New Guinean villages without women - Vimarsana News

Kuru: unravelling the mystery disease that left entire Papua New Guinean villages without women

New genetic analysis sheds light on the epidemic caused by the practice of mortuary feasting in the Eastern Highlands of PNG mid last century

At 95, B J Medical College's first professor and HoD of medicine says stress-free living, healthy habits slow ageing | Pune News - Vimarsana News

At 95, B J Medical College's first professor and HoD of medicine says stress-free living, healthy habits slow ageing | Pune News

Prof Gururaj Mutalik to deliver Dr B B Dikshit Oration on March 14 organised as part of the golden jubilee conference of the Research Society of B J Government Medical College and Sassoon General Hospital.

QuickCheck: Are there more people with rare diseases than the entire Malaysian population? - Vimarsana News

QuickCheck: Are there more people with rare diseases than the entire Malaysian population?

It has been claimed over the last five years that if all the people with rare diseases around the world came together to form a nation, that country would have a population ten times larger than Malaysia's.

The Origins Of Black People With Red Hair - Vimarsana News

The Origins Of Black People With Red Hair

Black people with red hair are known to possess a special gene mutation in the melanocortin 1 receptor commonly referred to as MC1R.

Radboud University - finding the best way to diagnose rare diseases - Vimarsana News

Radboud University - finding the best way to diagnose rare diseases

Being able to identify rare diseases is challenging especially since more than 80% of them have genetic origins.