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Chinese national jailed for pushing Indian-origin security officer in Singapore - Vimarsana News

Chinese national jailed for pushing Indian-origin security officer in Singapore

A Chinese national in Singapore was sentenced to six weeks in jail on Monday for pushing a 56-year-old Indian-origin security officer, causing him to fall and fracture his wrist last year.

Extreme text scams in China are threatening execution if people don't pay up - Vimarsana News

Extreme text scams in China are threatening execution if people don't pay up

Last year, Chinese police recorded about 1.82 billion fraudulent phone calls and 2.15 billion text scam messages. They prosecuted more than 391,000 cases of online and telecom fraud – a 5.7-per-cent increase

A Protein Found In Bats Can Slow Aging, Fight Inflammations In Humans: Study - Vimarsana News

A Protein Found In Bats Can Slow Aging, Fight Inflammations In Humans: Study

Researchers discovered a protein in bats, called ASC2, that could help humans to fight inflammatory diseases and aging.

Newly discovered bat protein may help fight inflammation, ageing in humans - Vimarsana News

Newly discovered bat protein may help fight inflammation, ageing in humans

The research, published in the journal Cell, is focused on multi-protein complexes called inflammasomes that are responsible for the overactive inflammation that causes serious symptoms in many diseases.Singapore, May 14 (IANS) By studying the ...

Powerful bat protein could help stop human inflammation - Vimarsana News

Powerful bat protein could help stop human inflammation

Scientists have identified a new protein in bats which could be used to help fight inflammatory diseases in humans.