HealthQuill Research
Scientists in Britain have invented a material that allows teeth to be grown in a laboratory, a breakthrough which can replace painful dental implants and root canal treatments in the future.
Drugs Health Research

Scientists grow teeth in laboratory, future for implants, root canals uncertain

HQ Team April 30, 2025: Scientists in Britain have invented a material that allows teeth to be grown in a laboratory, a breakthrough.

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Climate Health Research

UN for new equity-based, resilient model for Asia-Pacific megacities 

HQ Team April 27, 2025: As the climate crisis pushes many of Asia’s sprawling megacities to their limits, a UN body has called.

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More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease due to sedentary lifestyles, posing a significant health challenge, according to a study.
Drugs Health Research

In Hyderabad, India, 84% of IT workers have non-alcoholic fatty liver

HQ Team April 24, 2025: More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver.

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Marvin Lee Minsky, an American cognitive and computer scientist who co-founded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's AI laboratory and wrote extensively about AI and philosophy, suggested as early as 1985 that “AI should possess emotions.” Today, emotional AI has evolved beyond academic boundaries, and para-social relationships have become normal. 
Health Opinion Research

AI & the Heart: How Machines Are Replacing Human Connection

April 22, 2025: In a world increasingly run by algorithms, it’s not just playlists or grocery orders—your feelings might be next.  From digital.

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Generic drugs made in India, which account for 93% of such medicines made from emerging countries, are linked to hospitalisation, disability and in a few cases death, compared to the US, according to a study by the Ohio State University.
Drugs Health Research

Generic Indian drugs have a 54% higher risk compared to US

HQ Team April 18, 2025: Generic drugs made in India, which account for 93% of such medicines made from emerging countries, are linked.

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Stem cell therapies, which replace dead cells in the brain, can stop movement problems, rigidity and tremors in patients, two small trial studies show.
Drugs Health Research

Stem cell therapy revives hope for patients with Parkinson’s disease

HQ Team April 17, 2025: Stem cell therapies, which replace dead cells in the brain, can stop movement problems, rigidity and tremors in.

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An oral antibiotic, gepotidacin, has shown efficacy in fighting gonorrhoea — one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted infections in the world, according to the results of an end-stage study published in The Lancet.
Drugs Health Research

Oral antibiotic shows efficacy in end-stage trials to treat gonorrhoea

HQ Team April 16, 2025: An oral antibiotic, gepotidacin, has shown efficacy in fighting gonorrhoea — one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted.

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Sweden’s researchers have recorded 300 times higher methane emissions in open patches of Siljan Ring lakes, the largest meteorite crater in Europe, raising climate concerns.
Climate Health Research

Europe’s largest meteorite crater’s methane output remains a mystery

HQ Team April 10, 2025: Sweden’s researchers have recorded 300 times higher methane emissions in open patches of Siljan Ring lakes, the largest.

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a concept off-road personal mobility vehicle with an all-terrain capability that resembles a horse.
Climate Health Research

Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered all-terrain personal mobility vehicle 

HQ Team April 10, 2025: Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a concept off-road personal mobility vehicle with an all-terrain capability that resembles a.

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Children living in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Guinea, Somalia and Guinea-Bissau are most vulnerable to cyclones, heat waves, access to essential services and other environmental shocks, a new UN report revealed.
Health Research

11 million new HIV cases predicted as aid cuts reverse decades of progress

Swati Mishra April 9, 2025: “We will see HIV come back—and people dying the way we saw in the 1990s and 2000s,” warned.

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