Paras Pathology

15/10/2025

The brightest glow comes from teamwork ✨
Thankful for my incredible Paras Pathology family 💛
Happy & Safe Diwali to all

01/10/2025

Yes, we matched the Navratri colors 🌈💃… but we also matched it with sincerity, precision, and care at every step. Festive outside, focused inside. That’s how we do Navratri at Paras Pathology.

29/03/2025

🔬 Advancing Dengue Diagnosis! 🦠

Our study at Paras Pathology, published in the renowned international journal Acta Tropica, confirms that CLIA-based NS1 antigen detection is a reliable and more affordable alternative to RT-PCR for dengue diagnosis. With highly comparable results, this means faster, cost-effective, and accurate testing for better patient care! ✅

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0001706X25000816

11/03/2025

In 1976, virologist Harald zur Hausen, published the hypothesis that human plays an important role in the cause of .

This research directly made possible the development of a for preventing infection of cervix which was introduced in 2006.

28/02/2025

Linus Paulin is regarded as one of the founders of the fiields of molecular biology. He worked on the concepts of chemical bonds and electronegativity. This helped in the understandding the structure of important biological molecules, especially protein. His discoverries paved the way for understanding the structure of DNA by Watson, Crick, etc. and many others.

27/02/2025

Charles Best was a key assistant to Dr. Frederick Banting during breakthrough discovery of extracting and safely administrating insulin to type A diabetic children, thus showing the world that these children can live!

For full coverage of this story, please refer to our previous post given in the following link

https://www.facebook.com/100064257120072/posts/506052944879939/?mibextid=cr9u03

22/02/2025

He is an American immunologist and microbiologist, who discovered viral along with Harold Varmus. Their discovery triggered the identification of many other cellular proto-oncogenes—progenitors of viral oncogenes and targets for that drive human .

30/01/2025

Today we have birth anniversaries of two winners, both contributing to our knowledge of diseases.

26/01/2025

25/01/2025

Although a lot of ethical questions were raised for his methods, this American Physician is known for inventing the speculum, an important tool for a gynecologist, Sims sigmoid catheter, and Sims position.

Sims speculum is amongst the basic tools used in even today.

21/01/2025

Konrad Emil Bloch received the Nobel prize of Physiology and medicine in 1964 along with Feodor Lynen for their discoveries in understanding the the natural synthesis of cholesterol and fatty acids.

Bloch received a degree in chemical engineering, but is said that due to racism he had to migrate to a new country to pursue higher studies. He later went on to become a professor in Biochemistry in a leading University.

During his research, Bloch discovered that acetic acid was the major building block in many steps of cholesterol biosynthesis. His further studies helped understand the relation of blood cholesterol to atherosclerosis. Since atherosclerosis has touched almost all adults in the world directly or indirectly, we can safely say that discoveries by Bloch have touched all our lives in a significant manner!

Reference : Nobelprize.org, Britannica.com, Wikipedia.

30/12/2024

Tu Youyou is a scientist and phytochemist known for studying and isolating the antimalarial substance qinghaosu, later commonly known as artemisinin, which is considered as the most effective drug against malaria.

Tu had studied the traditional Chinese medicine by participating in a full time training course on it. During the Vietnam war, when the Chinese were trying to search for a remedy for malaria, Tu along with her team went through the ancient Chinese medical texts and successfully isolated a non toxic extract from sweet wormwood plant (Artemisia annual) that showed effective anti-malarial properties. The active compound of this extract was later isolated and named artimisinin.

In finding this compound, Tu volunteered herself as the first human subject to demonstrate the confidence in this compound. For her discovery which saveed millions of lives, she became the first mainland Chinese scientist to receive a Nobel Prize.