Thanks to Shahrukh’s new movie ‘Rab Ne Bana De Jodi’, which has done wonders for cinema hall sales after the recent terrorist attack on Mumbai.

According to the recent box office figures, the sales of movie tickets that dropped down to a mere 25-30%, due to attacks, have gone up to 90%.

As a result, Mumbai multiplexes are again busy and long queues of people were seen outside the halls to see King Khan’s latest film.

Recent research has shown that Type-1 diabetes and celiac disease share some genetic roots. The researchers, from the University of Cambridge and Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry, analyzed data collected from 9,339 healthy people, 8,064 people with type-1 diabetes and 2,560 people with celiac disease. Data analysis showed those four celiac disease genetic mutations that also appeared in people with type-1 diabetes and two diabetes mutations that also appeared to raise the risk of celiac disease.

Taking a step further towards the advancements in medical science, researchers are quite close to developing a simple, low-cost method to create ‘smart fabrics’ which would be capable of detecting diseases, monitoring heart rates, and other vital signs.

It has been informed by the US and Chinese reseachers Nicholas A. Kotov, Chuanlai Xu and colleagues that electronic textiles, or e-textiles, already are a reality.