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Assam Chief Minister's Vigilance Cell Officer Found Dead In Hotel
The body has been sent for a post-mortem examination, and further official statements are expected once the medical reports are finalised.
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Why Fungal Infections Pose A Severe Risk To Cancer And Transplant Patients
Fungi rarely cause serious disease in healthy people due to immune defenses but pose high risk to immunocompromised patients.
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YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Gets Delhi Court Summons In Case Over 2018 'BJP IT Cell' Video
Vikas Pandey, who founded the social media page 'I Support Narendra Modi', said the video claimed he had offered Rs 50 lakh to someone to withdraw allegations that the BJP IT Cell spreads fake news. Arvind Kejriwal also faced the case over re-sharing the video.
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Maharashtra CET 2027: Two Attempts, But No December Exam. Here's Why
Maharashtra will conduct both MHT-CET 2027 attempts after Class 12 board exams to ease student preparation pressure.
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Can Just 7 Strength Sessions Shrink Deep Fat? Here's What A New Study Found
The researchers studied how a short period of strength training affected fat tissue in obese mice. The animals had been fed a high-fat diet for 14 weeks to induce obesity.
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Mumbai Police Busts Psychotropic Drugs Racket, Tablets Worth Rs 2 Crore Seized
Police are now investigating the source of the tablets, their intended recipients and the wider network allegedly involved in their distribution.
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Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
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American Musician Charles Kelley Diagnosed With Blood Cancer: What Is Multiple Myeloma?
Charles Kelley shared the diagnosis in a video alongside his wife, Cassie Kelley, explaining that a series of unexpected rib fractures led doctors to conduct extensive blood tests. One of those tests ultimately detected multiple myeloma.
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Can Stem Cells Heal Hearts? Japan Performs World's First iPS Surgery To Treat Patient
A hospital in Japan has carried out the world's first surgery using sheets of commercially available heart muscle stem cells after the ground-breaking therapy was approved this year, one of the surgeons said.
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No Routine Stem Cell Therapy For Autism, Only Approved Clinical Trials: Centre
In an advisory issued on September 16, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare announced that stem cell therapy can be permitted as standard clinical care only for some disease conditions or indications.
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Stem Cell Therapy Under Scanner As Government Issues New Advisory
The government on Thursday said it has issued an advisory to regulate stem cell therapy, saying the therapy is permitted as standard care in routine clinical practice only for disease conditions or indications included in the list approved by the Health Ministry.
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Madhya Pradesh Governor Calls For School-Based Screening Of Children For Sickle Cell Disease
Madhya Pradesh has screened 1.34 crore people for sickle cell disease, with Governor Mangubhai Patel directing officials to give greater priority to screening children through camps at primary schools and Anganwadi centres.
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Maharashtra CET 2026: Final Admission Deadline Extended To September 14, Check Apply Link
MHT CET CAP 2026 admission last date has been extended to September 14. Check the revised deadline, CAP and institute-level admission details and steps candidates must complete.
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India Solar Exports Hit By Steep US Duties, Combined Tariffs Cross 249%
The US has finalized steep anti-dumping and subsidy duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos. India faces a 123.04% anti-dumpingmargin and 126.09% countervailing duty, pending a final U.S. injury ruling.
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Drinking Very Hot Beverages Triples Oesophageal Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Researchers from the University of Oxford analysed information from almost 9,80,000 adults in the UK, including participants from the UK Biobank and Million Women Study. They followed participants for more than a decade.
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Assam Chief Minister's Vigilance Cell Officer Found Dead In Hotel
The body has been sent for a post-mortem examination, and further official statements are expected once the medical reports are finalised.
-
Why Fungal Infections Pose A Severe Risk To Cancer And Transplant Patients
Fungi rarely cause serious disease in healthy people due to immune defenses but pose high risk to immunocompromised patients.
-
YouTuber Dhruv Rathee Gets Delhi Court Summons In Case Over 2018 'BJP IT Cell' Video
Vikas Pandey, who founded the social media page 'I Support Narendra Modi', said the video claimed he had offered Rs 50 lakh to someone to withdraw allegations that the BJP IT Cell spreads fake news. Arvind Kejriwal also faced the case over re-sharing the video.
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Maharashtra CET 2027: Two Attempts, But No December Exam. Here's Why
Maharashtra will conduct both MHT-CET 2027 attempts after Class 12 board exams to ease student preparation pressure.
-
Can Just 7 Strength Sessions Shrink Deep Fat? Here's What A New Study Found
The researchers studied how a short period of strength training affected fat tissue in obese mice. The animals had been fed a high-fat diet for 14 weeks to induce obesity.
-
Mumbai Police Busts Psychotropic Drugs Racket, Tablets Worth Rs 2 Crore Seized
Police are now investigating the source of the tablets, their intended recipients and the wider network allegedly involved in their distribution.
-
Vitamin D Deficiency May Cause Cellular Stress In The Heart, ICMR-NIN Study Finds
The study highlights a possible link between vitamin D levels and cellular processes involved in heart health, while underscoring the need for further human studies.
-
American Musician Charles Kelley Diagnosed With Blood Cancer: What Is Multiple Myeloma?
Charles Kelley shared the diagnosis in a video alongside his wife, Cassie Kelley, explaining that a series of unexpected rib fractures led doctors to conduct extensive blood tests. One of those tests ultimately detected multiple myeloma.
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Can Stem Cells Heal Hearts? Japan Performs World's First iPS Surgery To Treat Patient
A hospital in Japan has carried out the world's first surgery using sheets of commercially available heart muscle stem cells after the ground-breaking therapy was approved this year, one of the surgeons said.
-
No Routine Stem Cell Therapy For Autism, Only Approved Clinical Trials: Centre
In an advisory issued on September 16, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare announced that stem cell therapy can be permitted as standard clinical care only for some disease conditions or indications.
-
Stem Cell Therapy Under Scanner As Government Issues New Advisory
The government on Thursday said it has issued an advisory to regulate stem cell therapy, saying the therapy is permitted as standard care in routine clinical practice only for disease conditions or indications included in the list approved by the Health Ministry.
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Madhya Pradesh Governor Calls For School-Based Screening Of Children For Sickle Cell Disease
Madhya Pradesh has screened 1.34 crore people for sickle cell disease, with Governor Mangubhai Patel directing officials to give greater priority to screening children through camps at primary schools and Anganwadi centres.
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Maharashtra CET 2026: Final Admission Deadline Extended To September 14, Check Apply Link
MHT CET CAP 2026 admission last date has been extended to September 14. Check the revised deadline, CAP and institute-level admission details and steps candidates must complete.
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India Solar Exports Hit By Steep US Duties, Combined Tariffs Cross 249%
The US has finalized steep anti-dumping and subsidy duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos. India faces a 123.04% anti-dumpingmargin and 126.09% countervailing duty, pending a final U.S. injury ruling.
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Drinking Very Hot Beverages Triples Oesophageal Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Researchers from the University of Oxford analysed information from almost 9,80,000 adults in the UK, including participants from the UK Biobank and Million Women Study. They followed participants for more than a decade.
