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Why Do Mangoes Turn Brown Inside? The Science Behind Spoiled Mangoes And How To Avoid It
Squishy, spotted mangoes are no one's favourite. If you find them looking this way in your kitchen, these quick tips will help you keep them firm, fresh and golden longer.
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Exposure To Wildfire Smoke May Shorten Survival Of Lung Cancer Patients
Exposure to wildfire smoke may increase lung cancer patients' risk of dying from their disease, particularly among non-smokers, but the effect may be mitigated by certain cancer treatments, according to a study.
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Summer Skincare: Keep Your Skin Healthy And Glowing With These 6 Tips
Increased moisture, exposure to UV rays, and soaring heat can lead to various skin issues, including sunburn, dehydration, and premature ageing.
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This Toxic Plant Causes Paralysis, Involuntary Evil Grin. Here's All About It
A "sardonic grin" refers to a mocking or cynical smile, often implying contempt or bitterness. This term also has roots in ancient Sardinia, linked to the toxic water-dropwort plant that causes paralysis and a twisted, involuntary smile.
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India To Host 15 Foreign University Campuses, Says Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces that 15 top foreign universities will set up branches in India, aiming to provide global exposure to Indian students and reduce the outflow of funds spent on education abroad.
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Sunlight: A Key Ingredient For Healthy, Strong Bones; Sun Safety Tips To Follow
Sunlight is crucial for maintaining bone health, primarily because it facilitates the production of vitamin D in the body.
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Canadian Astrophotographer Captures Stunning Sunflower Galaxy from Ontario
Astrophotographer Ronald Brecher has captured a magnificent image of Messier 63, famously known as the Sunflower Galaxy, from his backyard observatory in Guelph, Ontario. With over 13 hours of exposures taken using a Celestron 14" EDGE HD telescope and advanced imaging filters, the spiral galaxy’s fragmented arms and bright core are revealed in s...
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Too Much Screen Time Can Cause These Health Risks In Children
Prolonged exposure to screens can lead to a variety of health concerns ranging from vision issues and sleep disturbances to emotional and behavioural changes.
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These 13 Places Are So Radioactive, Humans Can't Go Near Them
Amid rising global conflicts and concerns about nuclear weapons, some of the world's most radioactive locations pose severe health risks due to human actions like nuclear tests, power generation, and accidents.
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NASA’s Perseverance Captures Deimos Before Dawn in Striking Martian Sky Image
NASA’s Perseverance rover captured a rare pre-dawn image of Mars’ moon Deimos on Sol 1433, stitching together 16 long-exposure shots into a 52-second composition. Despite image noise and cosmic interference, the photo reveals Deimos, stars like Regulus and Algieba, and Martian sky conditions, highlighting the rover’s expanding role in celesti...
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Health Risks Of Common Household Plastics: Impact Of Plastic Toxicity On Health
While plastics offer convenience, it's crucial to understand their hidden dangers and learn how to reduce daily exposure for long-term well-being.
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Here's How Exposure To Air Pollution Constantly Affects Your Health
Air pollution side effects: Here we discuss how exposure to air pollution constantly can affect your health.
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World Asthma Day: How Pollution, Climate And Lifestyle Choices Are Fuelling India's Asthma Burden
While genetics can increase a person's likelihood of developing asthma, high pollution and exposure to harmful environmental triggers can worsen asthma symptoms.
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This Common Chemical Found In Homes Linked To More Than 350,000 Heart Disease Deaths
Phthalates are chemicals that make plastics more flexible and are also used in personal care products like lotions, shampoos, and perfumes to retain fragrances.
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Microplastics Detected In Human Ovaries: A New Challenge For Fertility?
The study published in the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety examined follicular fluids of 18 women undergoing assisted reproductive treatment.
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Why Do Mangoes Turn Brown Inside? The Science Behind Spoiled Mangoes And How To Avoid It
Squishy, spotted mangoes are no one's favourite. If you find them looking this way in your kitchen, these quick tips will help you keep them firm, fresh and golden longer.
-
Exposure To Wildfire Smoke May Shorten Survival Of Lung Cancer Patients
Exposure to wildfire smoke may increase lung cancer patients' risk of dying from their disease, particularly among non-smokers, but the effect may be mitigated by certain cancer treatments, according to a study.
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Summer Skincare: Keep Your Skin Healthy And Glowing With These 6 Tips
Increased moisture, exposure to UV rays, and soaring heat can lead to various skin issues, including sunburn, dehydration, and premature ageing.
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This Toxic Plant Causes Paralysis, Involuntary Evil Grin. Here's All About It
A "sardonic grin" refers to a mocking or cynical smile, often implying contempt or bitterness. This term also has roots in ancient Sardinia, linked to the toxic water-dropwort plant that causes paralysis and a twisted, involuntary smile.
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India To Host 15 Foreign University Campuses, Says Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces that 15 top foreign universities will set up branches in India, aiming to provide global exposure to Indian students and reduce the outflow of funds spent on education abroad.
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Sunlight: A Key Ingredient For Healthy, Strong Bones; Sun Safety Tips To Follow
Sunlight is crucial for maintaining bone health, primarily because it facilitates the production of vitamin D in the body.
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Canadian Astrophotographer Captures Stunning Sunflower Galaxy from Ontario
Astrophotographer Ronald Brecher has captured a magnificent image of Messier 63, famously known as the Sunflower Galaxy, from his backyard observatory in Guelph, Ontario. With over 13 hours of exposures taken using a Celestron 14" EDGE HD telescope and advanced imaging filters, the spiral galaxy’s fragmented arms and bright core are revealed in s...
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Too Much Screen Time Can Cause These Health Risks In Children
Prolonged exposure to screens can lead to a variety of health concerns ranging from vision issues and sleep disturbances to emotional and behavioural changes.
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These 13 Places Are So Radioactive, Humans Can't Go Near Them
Amid rising global conflicts and concerns about nuclear weapons, some of the world's most radioactive locations pose severe health risks due to human actions like nuclear tests, power generation, and accidents.
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NASA’s Perseverance Captures Deimos Before Dawn in Striking Martian Sky Image
NASA’s Perseverance rover captured a rare pre-dawn image of Mars’ moon Deimos on Sol 1433, stitching together 16 long-exposure shots into a 52-second composition. Despite image noise and cosmic interference, the photo reveals Deimos, stars like Regulus and Algieba, and Martian sky conditions, highlighting the rover’s expanding role in celesti...
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Health Risks Of Common Household Plastics: Impact Of Plastic Toxicity On Health
While plastics offer convenience, it's crucial to understand their hidden dangers and learn how to reduce daily exposure for long-term well-being.
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Here's How Exposure To Air Pollution Constantly Affects Your Health
Air pollution side effects: Here we discuss how exposure to air pollution constantly can affect your health.
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World Asthma Day: How Pollution, Climate And Lifestyle Choices Are Fuelling India's Asthma Burden
While genetics can increase a person's likelihood of developing asthma, high pollution and exposure to harmful environmental triggers can worsen asthma symptoms.
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This Common Chemical Found In Homes Linked To More Than 350,000 Heart Disease Deaths
Phthalates are chemicals that make plastics more flexible and are also used in personal care products like lotions, shampoos, and perfumes to retain fragrances.
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Microplastics Detected In Human Ovaries: A New Challenge For Fertility?
The study published in the journal Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety examined follicular fluids of 18 women undergoing assisted reproductive treatment.
