From a pancreatic cancer drug that doubles survival to blood tests that may spot tumours years before symptoms appear, researchers say oncology is entering a new era of precision treatment.

The Global Cancer Observatory predicts that cancer cases will rise to 32.6 million worldwide by 2045, with India already carrying the third-highest cancer burden globally.

A recent research published in PLOS Biology highlights the link between vaccination and a reduced risk of age-related neurodegenerative disorders such as dementia.

Small-scale fishing along India’s coasts, often seen as sustainable, is emerging as a threat to sharks and rays, which need local management.

BHARAT study in India aims to identify biomarkers for healthy aging, addressing the gap in Western-focused research.

Pacific field crickets in Hawaii evolved quieter songs to evade invasive flies, but flies adapted, illustrating a rapid evolutionary arms race driven by climate change.

Pacific field crickets in Hawaii evolved quieter songs to evade invasive flies, but flies adapted, illustrating a rapid evolutionary arms race driven by climate change.

Discover the Wallace Line, a biogeographical boundary between Asia and Australia, through the eyes of naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace.

In December 2024, the Ecuadorian government, led by President Daniel Noboa, authorized the establishment of a US military base on the Galápagos Islands, a Natural World Heritage Site.

Rupsy Khurana writes about a study that explored reasons behind the compromised immune systems in oral cancer patients

Elders in the animal kingdom hold crucial knowledge, guiding their families and ecosystems through life's uncertainties, and killing them off could affect a species in more ways than the death of othe...

Elders in the animal kingdom hold crucial knowledge, guiding their families and ecosystems through life's uncertainties, and killing them off could affect a species in more ways than the death of othe...