Tag: Liver

Led by the Apollo Genomics Institute, Apollo Transplant Institute and Apollo Children’s the conference was held to create awareness role of genomics for a multi-disciplinary management in gut and liver diseases

The findings offer new diagnostic and therapeutic tools for fatty-liver induced diabetes

Experts at Sarvodaya Hospital, Faridabad, have also urged all adults to get themselves vaccinated against the hepatitis B virus for which there is no cure, but prevention is easy

This research has conclusively shown that excessive sugar intake leads to a fatty liver. This should offer incentive to the public to reduce sugar intake to stop NAFLD in its early stages........................

In the new study, the researchers at National Institute of Immunology focused on autosomal dominant progressive external ophthalmoplegia (adPEO) as it is one of the most common Mitochondrial disorders......................

Dr Niti Raizada, Director - Medical Oncology and Hemato-Oncology, Fortis Hospital, Bengaluru takes us through a plethora of hematological disorders that form the leading cause of morbidity and mortality associated with COVID-19...................

This finding is important in that molecular strategies can potentially be devised to manipulate miR-155 expression to develop therapeutics for Tongue Cancer

Medica and South Asian Liver Institute (SALi) jointly aim to bring liver disease treatment and liver transplantation in the eastern region on par with the best in the world. They jointly hope to bring high quality in ethics, training, quality of medical knowledge,...............

Experts at the Institute of Liver & Biliary Sciences’ EMPATHY Conclave 2019 deliberated over de-stigmatizing Hepatitis B & C and creating awareness about prevention critical to curtailing these infections.................

About 4 crore people in India are suffering from Hepatitis D; 80-90 lakh from hepatitis C. Unsafe injections in India lead to 21 million Hepatitis B infections (32% of global burden) and 2 million Hepatitis C infections (40% of the global burden)..............