To give a weatherproof coating on the brickwork of my gene-related articles that cross to the grey zone between nature and science, this column is about how Britain is now right in the forefront to change human species. It’s because… Continue Reading
Complex Human Relationship With Bacteria The adult human gastro-intestinal tract (GI tract) consists of mainly the stomach and the intestines (small and large). It is 20ft (5m) long. In it live a variety of bacteria (germs) that are single-celled microscopic… Continue Reading
Cancer Cure Probable In 20 Years Every single scientific discovery, big or small, can have a positive impact in the world. New technologies have been underpinning the western medical science. One such technology is promising a cure, almost, for the… Continue Reading
Ancient Herbs like Turmeric Can perhaps Cure Modern Stress Modern life is so demanding that everybody of military age is highly stressed. We are stressed because we struggle with demands that may be related to finances, work, relationship between wife… Continue Reading
Alzheimer’s – Early Diagnosis Prevention And Drug Treatment There is plenty of reason why one shouldn’t like old age. Old age includes old people and ageism (prejudice). New research suggest that old age starts at 74, with middle age lasting… Continue Reading
Our Part In The Corona Virus Lockdown Of 2020 Before I begin I would like to pay my appreciation though living far away, to those doctors and nurses, other key workers and thousands of Manipuri women daily wage earners, as… Continue Reading
Vitamin D3 Your Sunshine Vitamin So is another year. Another year is gone & one gets older the time moves faster. This is my swansong. I’ve been a columnist for the Sangai Express for the last 10 years. It’s time… Continue Reading