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Antarctica Sees Similar Climate Change Effects As Greenland: Study
The planet's warming climate is having effects in Antarctica that increasingly resemble those observed in the Arctic, meaning global sea levels could rise faster that previously predicted, Danish researchers warned.
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Air Pollution Is Now Linked To Brain Tumour, Shows Study
Air pollution may not only affect your heart and lungs but can also raise the possibility of developing meningioma -- a typically noncancerous brain tumour -- according to a study.
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Russia Says Denmark Detained Its Research Vessel: Report
Danish authorities have detained a Russian research vessel and seized the ship's documents, Russia's embassy in Copenhagen said on Thursday.
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Danish Siddiqui To Be Buried At Jamia Millia Islamia Graveyard
The Pulitzer Prize winner Siddiqui had done his masters from the university. His father Akhtar Siddiqui was the Dean of Faculty of Education there. Danish Siddiqui had studied at AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) from 2005 -2007.
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Can Using Hormonal Contraceptives Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk?
According to a recent study, new types of combined oral contraceptives are associated with a reduced risk of ovarian cancer. Using national prescribing and cancer registers, researchers analysed data of nearly 1.9 million Danish women aged 15-49 years between 1995 and 2014.
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Jamia Millia's AJK-MCRC Alumnus Receives Pulitzer Prize For Photography
The picture for which he was given the Pulitzer Prize shows a sun-burnt woman sinking to her knees on the shore of the Bay of Bengal, fatigued and forlorn.
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Danish Bishop's 300-Year-Old Poo Offers Whiff Of History
A 300-year-old lump of faeces from a Danish bishop has shown researchers that he had a cosmopolitan diet that included grapes, figs and pepper, a Danish archaeologist said on Friday.
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Major Fall in Diabetes-Related Amputations in 25 Years
A significant reduction in diabetes-related amputations has been seen since the mid-1990s, thanks to improvements in diabetes care over this period, researchers have found.
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Research Reveals How Cells Repair DNA Damage
Danish researchers have discovered a previously unknown function in histones responsible for packaging the DNA into structural units that will help improve understanding of how cells protect and repair DNA damage.
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Dadri Mob Killing: Mohammad Akhlaq's Son Shifted to Delhi Army Hospital
Danish, the son of Mohammad Akhlaq, who was injured in a mob attack in Dadri that killed his father over rumours that the family had slaughtered a cow and eaten beef, was today shifted to Army's Research and Referral (R&R) hospital here.
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Antarctica Sees Similar Climate Change Effects As Greenland: Study
The planet's warming climate is having effects in Antarctica that increasingly resemble those observed in the Arctic, meaning global sea levels could rise faster that previously predicted, Danish researchers warned.
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Air Pollution Is Now Linked To Brain Tumour, Shows Study
Air pollution may not only affect your heart and lungs but can also raise the possibility of developing meningioma -- a typically noncancerous brain tumour -- according to a study.
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Russia Says Denmark Detained Its Research Vessel: Report
Danish authorities have detained a Russian research vessel and seized the ship's documents, Russia's embassy in Copenhagen said on Thursday.
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Danish Siddiqui To Be Buried At Jamia Millia Islamia Graveyard
The Pulitzer Prize winner Siddiqui had done his masters from the university. His father Akhtar Siddiqui was the Dean of Faculty of Education there. Danish Siddiqui had studied at AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (MCRC) from 2005 -2007.
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Can Using Hormonal Contraceptives Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk?
According to a recent study, new types of combined oral contraceptives are associated with a reduced risk of ovarian cancer. Using national prescribing and cancer registers, researchers analysed data of nearly 1.9 million Danish women aged 15-49 years between 1995 and 2014.
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Jamia Millia's AJK-MCRC Alumnus Receives Pulitzer Prize For Photography
The picture for which he was given the Pulitzer Prize shows a sun-burnt woman sinking to her knees on the shore of the Bay of Bengal, fatigued and forlorn.
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Danish Bishop's 300-Year-Old Poo Offers Whiff Of History
A 300-year-old lump of faeces from a Danish bishop has shown researchers that he had a cosmopolitan diet that included grapes, figs and pepper, a Danish archaeologist said on Friday.
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Major Fall in Diabetes-Related Amputations in 25 Years
A significant reduction in diabetes-related amputations has been seen since the mid-1990s, thanks to improvements in diabetes care over this period, researchers have found.
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Research Reveals How Cells Repair DNA Damage
Danish researchers have discovered a previously unknown function in histones responsible for packaging the DNA into structural units that will help improve understanding of how cells protect and repair DNA damage.
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Dadri Mob Killing: Mohammad Akhlaq's Son Shifted to Delhi Army Hospital
Danish, the son of Mohammad Akhlaq, who was injured in a mob attack in Dadri that killed his father over rumours that the family had slaughtered a cow and eaten beef, was today shifted to Army's Research and Referral (R&R) hospital here.
