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Are People Becoming Less Intelligent? Study Explores The 'Reverse Flynn Effect'
Researchers say the trend, known as the Reverse Flynn Effect, may be linked to environmental, educational and lifestyle changes rather than genetics.
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US Student Visas For Indians Drop Sharply In 2025, CIS Report Finds
The Center for Immigration Studies reports a sharp decline in US student visas issued to Indian students in 2025, potentially impacting enrolment and workforce.
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Indian Community Flags Visa Issues, Anti-India Social Media Content In China
Indian diaspora in China raises concerns on abusive content and visa restrictions at embassy Open House
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Can Drinking Diet Sodas Cause Memory Loss? Study On Low-Calorie Sweeteners Explains Link
A study in Neurology links high artificial sweetener intake to faster cognitive decline in adults under 60, especially those with diabetes.
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Japan's Population Falls Below 120 Million for First Time In 42 Years
As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 million, down 0.76 per cent from the previous year.
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Could Hearing Loss Become The First Treatable Step In Dementia Prevention?
Increasing evidence suggests that untreated hearing impairment may be linked to a higher risk of cognitive decline and dementia
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NASA Hubble Study Finds Andromeda Galaxy's Star Formation Has Been Declining For 500 Million Years
A study using Hubble data shows Andromeda galaxy's star formation has steadily declined over 500 million years.
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Belly Fat Isn't Just Bad for Your Heart: Here's How It May Affect Your Brain Too
Not all body fat behaves the same way. Belly fat consists of two types: subcutaneous fat, which lies just beneath the skin, and visceral fat, which surrounds organs such as the liver, pancreas, and intestines.
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India's Undernourished Population Falls 42%, But Cost Of Food Big Challenge: UN Report
Between 2019 and 2025, the number of Indians unable to afford a healthy diet also dropped by nearly 29 per cent.
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Female Infertility Could Reach 80 Million Cases By 2036, According To New Lancet Study
The study estimates that East Asia will continue to have the largest number of women affected by infertility, followed by South Asia and other highly populated regions.
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7 Everyday Habits That Could Be Making You Lose Stamina
Poor sleep, unhealthy diet, prolonged sitting, dehydration, and stress can all reduce stamina and cause persistent fatigue.
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Rural Areas Lag Behind In Cancer Treatment And Prevention - Even As Rich, Urban Areas Increasingly Leave Dying From Cancer In The Rearview
While national data on cancer deaths can provide a useful report card on how successful a country has been on improving its health, it can also mask large geographic differences.
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Struggling To Hear Conversations Near You? It Could Be Presbycusis
Presbycusis is the gradual loss of hearing that occurs as people age. It typically affects both ears and usually develops over several years.
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Infertility Without Symptoms: Doctor Shares Why And How Many Couples Discover It
From a clinical point of view, infertility often develops quietly, without noticeable symptoms, especially in the early stages, and the whole process can look normal from the outside.
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Man Turns Down Rs 20 Lakh Salary Offer After 3 Weeks Of Interview Process. Here's Why
Calling it a costly mistake, the recruiter said the entire process, from multiple interview rounds to selecting a strong candidate, ended in wasted effort due to the lack of early salary alignment.
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Are People Becoming Less Intelligent? Study Explores The 'Reverse Flynn Effect'
Researchers say the trend, known as the Reverse Flynn Effect, may be linked to environmental, educational and lifestyle changes rather than genetics.
-
US Student Visas For Indians Drop Sharply In 2025, CIS Report Finds
The Center for Immigration Studies reports a sharp decline in US student visas issued to Indian students in 2025, potentially impacting enrolment and workforce.
-
Indian Community Flags Visa Issues, Anti-India Social Media Content In China
Indian diaspora in China raises concerns on abusive content and visa restrictions at embassy Open House
-
Can Drinking Diet Sodas Cause Memory Loss? Study On Low-Calorie Sweeteners Explains Link
A study in Neurology links high artificial sweetener intake to faster cognitive decline in adults under 60, especially those with diabetes.
-
Japan's Population Falls Below 120 Million for First Time In 42 Years
As of January 1, the population of Japanese residents in Japan stood at 119.74 million, down 0.76 per cent from the previous year.
-
Could Hearing Loss Become The First Treatable Step In Dementia Prevention?
Increasing evidence suggests that untreated hearing impairment may be linked to a higher risk of cognitive decline and dementia
-
NASA Hubble Study Finds Andromeda Galaxy's Star Formation Has Been Declining For 500 Million Years
A study using Hubble data shows Andromeda galaxy's star formation has steadily declined over 500 million years.
-
Belly Fat Isn't Just Bad for Your Heart: Here's How It May Affect Your Brain Too
Not all body fat behaves the same way. Belly fat consists of two types: subcutaneous fat, which lies just beneath the skin, and visceral fat, which surrounds organs such as the liver, pancreas, and intestines.
-
India's Undernourished Population Falls 42%, But Cost Of Food Big Challenge: UN Report
Between 2019 and 2025, the number of Indians unable to afford a healthy diet also dropped by nearly 29 per cent.
-
Female Infertility Could Reach 80 Million Cases By 2036, According To New Lancet Study
The study estimates that East Asia will continue to have the largest number of women affected by infertility, followed by South Asia and other highly populated regions.
-
7 Everyday Habits That Could Be Making You Lose Stamina
Poor sleep, unhealthy diet, prolonged sitting, dehydration, and stress can all reduce stamina and cause persistent fatigue.
-
Rural Areas Lag Behind In Cancer Treatment And Prevention - Even As Rich, Urban Areas Increasingly Leave Dying From Cancer In The Rearview
While national data on cancer deaths can provide a useful report card on how successful a country has been on improving its health, it can also mask large geographic differences.
-
Struggling To Hear Conversations Near You? It Could Be Presbycusis
Presbycusis is the gradual loss of hearing that occurs as people age. It typically affects both ears and usually develops over several years.
-
Infertility Without Symptoms: Doctor Shares Why And How Many Couples Discover It
From a clinical point of view, infertility often develops quietly, without noticeable symptoms, especially in the early stages, and the whole process can look normal from the outside.
-
Man Turns Down Rs 20 Lakh Salary Offer After 3 Weeks Of Interview Process. Here's Why
Calling it a costly mistake, the recruiter said the entire process, from multiple interview rounds to selecting a strong candidate, ended in wasted effort due to the lack of early salary alignment.
