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Humans Could Live Up To 200 Years, And The Secret May Lie In Whales: Study
Scientists including Vera Gorbunova and Andrei Seluanov discovered that bowhead whales have around 100 times more of this protein than other mammals.
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Can Antibodies From Camels Help Develop Dengue Vaccines? Researchers From Mohali Reveal
Researchers from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Mohali have discovered that unique antibodies from camels may help neutralise the dengue virus. Scientists say these tiny "nanobodies" could pave the way for future dengue tr
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AIIMS Delhi Partners With ISRO For Space Medicine Research
Under the partnership, the two institutions will collaborate on both ground-based and space-based research in space medicine.
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AIIMS Bhopal Searches Special Gland Behind Nose And Upper Part Of Throat
The research has been published in the prestigious international journal Journal of Anatomy, which is highly respected in the field of anatomical sciences,
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Dating Out Of Your League? New Study Says It's A Tale As Old As Time
A study said that Neanderthal men and human women were particularly inclined to mate, a sexual habit that offers insight into the evolution of the modern human genome.
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Recent Sepsis From A Dog Lick Case Is Not Isolated: Why Regular Screening and Vaccines Matter For Your Pet's Health
The recent case of an Indian-origin woman who lost her limbs to sepsis triggered by a simple dog lick over an open wound, proves that the boundary between "affection" and "infection" is thin.
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Over 1,000-Year Old Tomb Found In Panama, With "Human Remains, Gold"
Archaeologists have discovered a tomb more than a thousand years old in Panama containing human remains alongside gold and ceramic artifacts, the lead researcher told AFP on Friday.
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Your Age May Influence Antibody Production In Response To A Virus: Study
Age strongly influences antibody production against viruses, researchers find. A Nature Immunology study shows age, sex, and genetics shape immune responses, with implications for tailored treatments.
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AI Arms Race Is 'Russian Roulette With Humanity,' Warns Top Researcher
Tech CEOs are locked in an artificial intelligence "arms race" that risks wiping out humanity, top computer science researcher Stuart Russell told AFP on Tuesday, calling for governments to pull the brakes.
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What Mrinak Sharma Was Working On Before Quitting Anthropic: All About His Big AI Project
A research project led by Mrinank Sharma highlights concerns about AI assistants undermining human judgement, values, and autonomy, and the need for AI systems that balance helpfulness with human empowerment.
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Humans Could Live Up To 200 Years, And The Secret May Lie In Whales: Study
Scientists including Vera Gorbunova and Andrei Seluanov discovered that bowhead whales have around 100 times more of this protein than other mammals.
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Can Antibodies From Camels Help Develop Dengue Vaccines? Researchers From Mohali Reveal
Researchers from Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Mohali have discovered that unique antibodies from camels may help neutralise the dengue virus. Scientists say these tiny "nanobodies" could pave the way for future dengue tr
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AIIMS Delhi Partners With ISRO For Space Medicine Research
Under the partnership, the two institutions will collaborate on both ground-based and space-based research in space medicine.
-
AIIMS Bhopal Searches Special Gland Behind Nose And Upper Part Of Throat
The research has been published in the prestigious international journal Journal of Anatomy, which is highly respected in the field of anatomical sciences,
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Dating Out Of Your League? New Study Says It's A Tale As Old As Time
A study said that Neanderthal men and human women were particularly inclined to mate, a sexual habit that offers insight into the evolution of the modern human genome.
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Recent Sepsis From A Dog Lick Case Is Not Isolated: Why Regular Screening and Vaccines Matter For Your Pet's Health
The recent case of an Indian-origin woman who lost her limbs to sepsis triggered by a simple dog lick over an open wound, proves that the boundary between "affection" and "infection" is thin.
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Over 1,000-Year Old Tomb Found In Panama, With "Human Remains, Gold"
Archaeologists have discovered a tomb more than a thousand years old in Panama containing human remains alongside gold and ceramic artifacts, the lead researcher told AFP on Friday.
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Your Age May Influence Antibody Production In Response To A Virus: Study
Age strongly influences antibody production against viruses, researchers find. A Nature Immunology study shows age, sex, and genetics shape immune responses, with implications for tailored treatments.
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AI Arms Race Is 'Russian Roulette With Humanity,' Warns Top Researcher
Tech CEOs are locked in an artificial intelligence "arms race" that risks wiping out humanity, top computer science researcher Stuart Russell told AFP on Tuesday, calling for governments to pull the brakes.
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What Mrinak Sharma Was Working On Before Quitting Anthropic: All About His Big AI Project
A research project led by Mrinank Sharma highlights concerns about AI assistants undermining human judgement, values, and autonomy, and the need for AI systems that balance helpfulness with human empowerment.
