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The success of the stem-cell research could mean the end of daily insulin injections for millions of Type 1 diabetes patients

Type 1 Diabetes: Stem-Cell Researchers Find Alternative for Insulin Injections

Harvard stem cell research scientists have found a way to produce insulin-producing beta cells, in a major breakthrough for diabetes treatment

Oct 13, 2014

ISIS May Weaponise Ebola, Use Infected Jihadists to Spread Panic in US, UK: Report

The ISIS may use its suicide bomber squad for turning themselves into Ebola carriers, who will then interact with as many people as possible in a target city, say for example New York, London or even Sydney.

Oct 12, 2014

How Binge Drinking Harms the Liver

An epigenetic protein changes caused by binge drinking, a discovery that could lead to treatment for alcohol-related liver diseases.

Oct 9, 2014

Modi May Promote Hindu Right Wing Ideology in Education: NYT

The editorial in the New York Times is titled "False Teachings for India's Students."

Oct 9, 2014

'How to Get Away with Murder' Episode 3: Annalise Sets Another Challenge for Students [VIDEO]

Annalise's favourite five Middleton Law students will have tougher challenge this Thursday as they figure out "How to Get Away with Murder".

Oct 8, 2014

2 Americans, 1 German Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Work on Microscopes

The new development has now made it possible for the scientists to visualise the pathways of individual molecules inside living cells.

Oct 8, 2014

Japan's Ontake Volcano Eruption Kills over 54 People [PHOTOS]

Japan's Ontake Volcano eruption is the deadliest one in more than a century.

Oct 8, 2014

Schumacher Will be Able to Live a 'Relatively Normal Life,' Says FIA President Todt

FIA President and former Ferrari chief executive Jean Todt says that Michael Schumacher will soon be able to live a "relatively normal life" following his life threatening accident in December 2013.

Oct 8, 2014

Jules Bianchi Update: Marussia Driver Suffered Traumatic Brain Injury in Horrific Crash, as Suzuka Officials Say Accident was 'Bad Luck'

French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi suffered a traumatic brain injury in his Japanese Grand Prix crash and remains in a critical but stable condition, his family said on Tuesday.

Oct 8, 2014

North Korea said on Friday that it has successfully tested a new high-precision, tactical guided missile, threatening South Korea.

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Search Results for: professor emeritus

Type 1 Diabetes: Stem-Cell Researchers Find Alternative for Insulin Injections

ISIS May Weaponise Ebola, Use Infected Jihadists to Spread Panic in US, UK: Report

How Binge Drinking Harms the Liver

Modi May Promote Hindu Right Wing Ideology in Education: NYT

'How to Get Away with Murder' Episode 3: Annalise Sets Another Challenge for Students [VIDEO]

2 Americans, 1 German Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Work on Microscopes

Japan's Ontake Volcano Eruption Kills over 54 People [PHOTOS]

Schumacher Will be Able to Live a 'Relatively Normal Life,' Says FIA President Todt

Jules Bianchi Update: Marussia Driver Suffered Traumatic Brain Injury in Horrific Crash, as Suzuka Officials Say Accident was 'Bad Luck'

Kim Jong-un Coup Rumours: North Korea Refutes Leader's Health Problem Amid News of Possible Takeover

Truth Behind Ebola Zombies: Victims 'Rising from the Dead' a Viral Hoax [VIDEOS]

Nobel Prize in Medicine 2014: 3 Scientists Share Award for Discovering Brain's Inner GPS System

Inhaling Smoke from Burning Body is Cure to Dog Bite in Madurai

Kamal Haasan Accepts Narendra Modi's Challenge of 'Clean India' Campaign [VIDEO]

Kim Jong-un Coup Attempt: North Korean Leader may have Fled Pyongyang Amid Threats to Life

Time for India to follow suit? France, Germany, Netherlands, US banned use of EVMs [here's why]

Dhanush's Captain Miller has no buyers in Telugu states? Here's why

Deepika Padukone is a sight to behold in velvet gown; attends Academy Museum Gala with Selena Gomez, Dua Lip [see pics]