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Delhi Scientists Deploy AI To Advance Drug Development For Pneumonia
A new India-Sweden research collaboration at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi is using artificial intelligence to help scientists outpace deadly pneumonia germs.
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AI-Supported Mammography More Effective Than Standard Screenings For Breast Cancer: Lancet Study
Use of artificial intelligence in Sweden's national breast cancer screening programme has revealed that AI-supported mammography screening is more effective than standard mammography, according to full results from a 2023 trial published in The Lance
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Brain Waves Can Help Distinguish Between One's Own Body And External World: Study
Researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet looked at how the brain combines visual and tactile (touch-related) signals to create a feeling that a body part belongs to oneself -- a phenomenon known as the sense of body ownership.
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Panel On Simultaneous Polls Studied Process In Sweden, Germany, 5 Other Nations
The high-level panel on 'one nation, one election' studied election processes in seven countries including South Africa, Sweden and Belgium, before recommending simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha and state assemblies in India.
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Researchers In Sweden Identify Gene Variant That Protects Against Covid
Researchers have identified a specific gene variant that protects against severe COVID-19 infection. An international team led by researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden pinpointed the variant by studying people of different ancestries.
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Sweden Joins India’s Venus Mission With Instrument to Explore Planet
Sweden is collaborating with India for the Venus orbiter mission “Shukrayaan”. Ambassador of Sweden to India, Klas Molin, said Swedish Institute of Space Physics’ (IRF) satellite instrument Venusian Neutrals Analyzer (VNA) will study how the charged particles from the Sun interact with the atmosphere.
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"New Order" Doesn't Like Nobel Winner Abhijit Banerjee's Advice
There's a reason that economists like Sen and Banerjee were awarded the Nobel, and it's not because the Bank of Sweden wanted to anger the Indian right wing. The Economics Nobel is not a left-wing enterprise - quite the opposite. They were given prizes because of their careful study of issues related to poverty, welfare and growth. Nobody should im...
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More Births In Indian Hospitals Not Reducing Maternal Deaths
India's ambitious programme to provide monetary incentives for women to give birth in health facilities instead of home has not reduced maternal deaths as much as expected, especially in poor areas, a new study has claimed.
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A Glass Of Water Contains 10 Million Bacteria: Study
A glass of clean drinking water contains ten million 'good' bacteria which may help purify the water and keep it safe, a new study has claimed.
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People at Diabetes Risk Need to Exercise More: Study
While exercise is good for everyone, people with increased risk of type 2 diabetes need to work out more than others to achieve the same results, according to new research.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Invited to Sweden to Study Solid Waste Disposal
Swedish Ambassador to India Harold Sandberg today invited Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to visit his country to study various systems including disposal of solid waste using sophisticated technologies.
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India no country for old men: UN report
India stands a dismal 73rd in the list of 91 countries, according to a UN-backed study on the wellbeing of the elderly in a rapidly ageing world.
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Delhi Scientists Deploy AI To Advance Drug Development For Pneumonia
A new India-Sweden research collaboration at Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi is using artificial intelligence to help scientists outpace deadly pneumonia germs.
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AI-Supported Mammography More Effective Than Standard Screenings For Breast Cancer: Lancet Study
Use of artificial intelligence in Sweden's national breast cancer screening programme has revealed that AI-supported mammography screening is more effective than standard mammography, according to full results from a 2023 trial published in The Lance
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Brain Waves Can Help Distinguish Between One's Own Body And External World: Study
Researchers from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet looked at how the brain combines visual and tactile (touch-related) signals to create a feeling that a body part belongs to oneself -- a phenomenon known as the sense of body ownership.
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Panel On Simultaneous Polls Studied Process In Sweden, Germany, 5 Other Nations
The high-level panel on 'one nation, one election' studied election processes in seven countries including South Africa, Sweden and Belgium, before recommending simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha and state assemblies in India.
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Researchers In Sweden Identify Gene Variant That Protects Against Covid
Researchers have identified a specific gene variant that protects against severe COVID-19 infection. An international team led by researchers at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden pinpointed the variant by studying people of different ancestries.
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Sweden Joins India’s Venus Mission With Instrument to Explore Planet
Sweden is collaborating with India for the Venus orbiter mission “Shukrayaan”. Ambassador of Sweden to India, Klas Molin, said Swedish Institute of Space Physics’ (IRF) satellite instrument Venusian Neutrals Analyzer (VNA) will study how the charged particles from the Sun interact with the atmosphere.
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"New Order" Doesn't Like Nobel Winner Abhijit Banerjee's Advice
There's a reason that economists like Sen and Banerjee were awarded the Nobel, and it's not because the Bank of Sweden wanted to anger the Indian right wing. The Economics Nobel is not a left-wing enterprise - quite the opposite. They were given prizes because of their careful study of issues related to poverty, welfare and growth. Nobody should im...
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More Births In Indian Hospitals Not Reducing Maternal Deaths
India's ambitious programme to provide monetary incentives for women to give birth in health facilities instead of home has not reduced maternal deaths as much as expected, especially in poor areas, a new study has claimed.
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A Glass Of Water Contains 10 Million Bacteria: Study
A glass of clean drinking water contains ten million 'good' bacteria which may help purify the water and keep it safe, a new study has claimed.
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People at Diabetes Risk Need to Exercise More: Study
While exercise is good for everyone, people with increased risk of type 2 diabetes need to work out more than others to achieve the same results, according to new research.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Invited to Sweden to Study Solid Waste Disposal
Swedish Ambassador to India Harold Sandberg today invited Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to visit his country to study various systems including disposal of solid waste using sophisticated technologies.
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India no country for old men: UN report
India stands a dismal 73rd in the list of 91 countries, according to a UN-backed study on the wellbeing of the elderly in a rapidly ageing world.
