A rhesus monkey has been successfully cloned in China, marking a significant development in the field of gene technology. Cloning primates has historically been challenging, with low survival rates and health complications. While this achievement holds biological significance, experts are cautious about its wider implications. Nonetheless, cloning monkeys could aid medical research for treating diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. The cloning process and the challenges involved are explained, emphasizing the need for further exploration and ethical considerations.
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A joint study by Knight Frank and Berkadia reveals that India requires an additional 2 billion sq ft of space for healthcare facilities to meet the needs of its growing population. Currently, there is a significant disparity between the number of hospital beds available and the number of hospital beds required, highlighting opportunities for investment in the healthcare industry. The study also notes an emerging opportunity for investments in medical research and development. India’s healthcare market is estimated to be worth $372 billion in 2022.
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Air pollutants, mainly particulate matter PM 2.5 and PM10, are now suspected of increasing the risk of breast cancer for women, according to recent international studies. The studies have shown a correlation between indoor and outdoor exposure to particulate matter and breast cancer. This article discusses the findings and the need for further research in this area.
