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Bird Flu Alert: Tamil Nadu To Step Up Surveillance Along Kerala Border
With a rise in avian influenza cases reported in parts of Kerala, including Alappuzha and Kottayam, authorities in Tamil Nadu have intensified surveillance along the border districts to prevent the disease from spreading into th
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FSSAI: Apply Online For Food Analyst Examination 2025, Check Details
Candidates with degrees in relevant science fields and three years of experience can apply for the Food Analyst Exam. No upper age limit applies for this examination.
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No Cancer Risk From Eggs, Food Authority Clarifies After Viral Claims
According to the regulator, allegations about nitrofuran metabolites being present in eggs are incorrect and risk spreading panic among consumers.
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UP Food Authority Busts 750 Sacks Of Roasted Chana Laced With Yellow Dye Harmful For Kidneys, Liver
Each sack reportedly contained 40 kilograms of chana, which had arrived in Gorakhpur from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
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Food Authority Launches Crackdown On Adulterated Dairy Products: What Consumers Can Do
Milk and paneer form a regular part of Indian diets. As the FSSAI has launched a crackdown on their adulteration, here are steps consumers can take to ensure their health and safety.
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Delivery Agent In US Fired After Allegedly Spraying Customer's Food With Pepper Spray
The food delivery agent was seen discreetly spraying the food bag with what authorities believe to be an irritant, before slipping the spray back into her jacket pocket and walking away.
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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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7 Simple Hacks To Test If Your Eggs Are Safe To Eat
Your eggs can look the same if they are fresh or rotten. Here are some kitchen hacks to check egg safety before consuming them.
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Global Air Quality Rankings Only For Guidance, India Sets Own Standards: Government
New Delhi, Dec 11 (IANS) Global air quality rankings cited by various organisations are not conducted by any official authority, the government informed the Parliament on Thursday.
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Famous Singers Don't Live Long, Study Finds The Reason No One Expected
Professor Michael Dufner, the study's senior author, said the results suggest that fame itself may play a major role in shortening life expectancy.
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Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
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"Enemy Of The People": Trump Bashes New York Times Report On His Health
US President Donald Trump raged on Wednesday at a New York Times report that focused on his age and growing signs of fatigue, insisting that he is full of energy and calling the woman author of the article "ugly."
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New Study Reveals Gender Differences In Brain Patterns Linked To Substance Abuse Risks
Findings published in the journal Nature Mental Health "may help explain why boys and girls often follow different paths toward substance use and addiction", said senior author Amy Kuceyeski.
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After Israel's Fresh Strikes On Gaza, Qatar Warns Of 'Dangerous Escalation'
Gaza health authorities said fresh Israeli air strikes killed four people Thursday as Qatar, a mediator of the weeks-long ceasefire, warned that renewed attacks threatened to undermine the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
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Bird Flu Alert: Tamil Nadu To Step Up Surveillance Along Kerala Border
With a rise in avian influenza cases reported in parts of Kerala, including Alappuzha and Kottayam, authorities in Tamil Nadu have intensified surveillance along the border districts to prevent the disease from spreading into th
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FSSAI: Apply Online For Food Analyst Examination 2025, Check Details
Candidates with degrees in relevant science fields and three years of experience can apply for the Food Analyst Exam. No upper age limit applies for this examination.
-
No Cancer Risk From Eggs, Food Authority Clarifies After Viral Claims
According to the regulator, allegations about nitrofuran metabolites being present in eggs are incorrect and risk spreading panic among consumers.
-
UP Food Authority Busts 750 Sacks Of Roasted Chana Laced With Yellow Dye Harmful For Kidneys, Liver
Each sack reportedly contained 40 kilograms of chana, which had arrived in Gorakhpur from Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
-
Food Authority Launches Crackdown On Adulterated Dairy Products: What Consumers Can Do
Milk and paneer form a regular part of Indian diets. As the FSSAI has launched a crackdown on their adulteration, here are steps consumers can take to ensure their health and safety.
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Delivery Agent In US Fired After Allegedly Spraying Customer's Food With Pepper Spray
The food delivery agent was seen discreetly spraying the food bag with what authorities believe to be an irritant, before slipping the spray back into her jacket pocket and walking away.
-
New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
-
7 Simple Hacks To Test If Your Eggs Are Safe To Eat
Your eggs can look the same if they are fresh or rotten. Here are some kitchen hacks to check egg safety before consuming them.
-
Global Air Quality Rankings Only For Guidance, India Sets Own Standards: Government
New Delhi, Dec 11 (IANS) Global air quality rankings cited by various organisations are not conducted by any official authority, the government informed the Parliament on Thursday.
-
Famous Singers Don't Live Long, Study Finds The Reason No One Expected
Professor Michael Dufner, the study's senior author, said the results suggest that fame itself may play a major role in shortening life expectancy.
-
Brazil Approves World's First Single-Dose Dengue Vaccine
Brazilian authorities on Wednesday approved the world's first single-dose dengue vaccine, which they hailed as a "historic" achievement as cases of the mosquito-borne disease soar.
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"Enemy Of The People": Trump Bashes New York Times Report On His Health
US President Donald Trump raged on Wednesday at a New York Times report that focused on his age and growing signs of fatigue, insisting that he is full of energy and calling the woman author of the article "ugly."
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New Study Reveals Gender Differences In Brain Patterns Linked To Substance Abuse Risks
Findings published in the journal Nature Mental Health "may help explain why boys and girls often follow different paths toward substance use and addiction", said senior author Amy Kuceyeski.
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After Israel's Fresh Strikes On Gaza, Qatar Warns Of 'Dangerous Escalation'
Gaza health authorities said fresh Israeli air strikes killed four people Thursday as Qatar, a mediator of the weeks-long ceasefire, warned that renewed attacks threatened to undermine the fragile truce between Israel and Hamas.
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As Delhi Chokes, AIIMS Doctor Says Masks Won't Help
Dr Anant Mohan said that masks and purifiers offer limited individual protection. AQI in many areas in Delhi stayed above 400.
