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Belly Fat Linked To Higher Risk of Psoriasis, Says Major Study
Experts believe the study highlights the need for more targeted health evaluations beyond BMI, especially as belly fat becomes an increasing concern in public health.
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"In The Nuclear Era...:" What UK Analyst Said On Operation Sindoor
The recent military action between India and Pakistan was the first instance of two nuclear weapon states engaging in continuous strikes and counter-strikes, which sparked global tensions, Dr Walter Ladwig, a professor at King's College London, said.
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Virtual Reality Could Hold The Key To Beating Cocaine Addiction, UK Study Finds
A UK-based trial is using virtual reality technology to combat cocaine addiction by placing users in real-life scenarios to better manage cravings.
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"Scaring Customers": Man With Facial Disfigurement Told To Leave Restaurant
Oliver Bromley had just completed a treatment session at King's College Hospital in southeast London and decided to grab lunch at a nearby eatery.
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Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
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Do Sounds Like Chewing, Breathing Make You Angry? You May Have Misophonia
If the sound of someone chewing gum or slurping their tea gets on your nerves, there may be a scientific explanation for your irritation, a study has revealed.
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KTR, Telangana Minister, Makes Education Push In London
The Telangana government on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with King's College London in connection with the proposed Pharma University at Hyderabad Pharma City.
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Nvidia Gives Health Researchers Access to $100-Million Cambridge-1 Supercomputer
Nvidia said it opened what it claims is the fastest UK supercomputer to external researchers that include both academic scientists and commercial firms such as AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Scientists Combat Anti-Semitism With Artificial Intelligence
An international team of scientists said Monday it had joined forces to combat the spread of anti-Semitism online with the help of artificial intelligence.
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Prenatal Exposure to Smoke & Alcohol May Trigger Aggressive Behaviour in Kids
A new study, conducted by researchers from Kings College London and the University of Bristol,clearly indicates that consumption of alcohol, smoking cigarettes and exposure to stress can cause certain epigenetic changes at birth that can make the child more prone to aggressive behaviour.
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Beat Menstrual Disorder by Practicing Yoga Regularly: Study
A recent study conducted by a team of experts at King's College London, links practicing yoga with reduced menstrual pain.
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ISME Mumbai Signs MOU With King's College London For Student Exchange Program
ISME Mumbai signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the prestigious King's College London to facilitate exchange of students between the UK and India. The MOU was signed last week by Dr Indu Shahani, Dean of the Indian School of Management and Entrepreneurship, Mumbai and Dr. Joanna Newman, MBE, FRSA, Vice-Principal (International), King's ...
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Schizophrenia May Increase Diabetes Risk: Study
People with schizophrenia are at an increased risk of developing diabetes, even when the effects of antipsychotic drugs, diet and exercise are adjusted for, a new study has found.
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Lack of Sleep May Make You Eat More Calories
Sleep deprivation may make you munch on more calories the following day, potentially leading to weight gain and obesity, a new study has found.
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ADHD May Emerge in Adulthood Too
According to a research done by King's College London adults with 'late-onset' ADHD has high levels of symptoms, impairment and other mental health disorders.
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Belly Fat Linked To Higher Risk of Psoriasis, Says Major Study
Experts believe the study highlights the need for more targeted health evaluations beyond BMI, especially as belly fat becomes an increasing concern in public health.
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"In The Nuclear Era...:" What UK Analyst Said On Operation Sindoor
The recent military action between India and Pakistan was the first instance of two nuclear weapon states engaging in continuous strikes and counter-strikes, which sparked global tensions, Dr Walter Ladwig, a professor at King's College London, said.
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Virtual Reality Could Hold The Key To Beating Cocaine Addiction, UK Study Finds
A UK-based trial is using virtual reality technology to combat cocaine addiction by placing users in real-life scenarios to better manage cravings.
-
"Scaring Customers": Man With Facial Disfigurement Told To Leave Restaurant
Oliver Bromley had just completed a treatment session at King's College Hospital in southeast London and decided to grab lunch at a nearby eatery.
-
Study Reveals Hidden Mechanism In Asthma Attacks, Offering Hope For Prevention
Researchers at King's College London, in collaboration with teams from the US and Spain, have uncovered a novel mechanism underlying asthma attacks.
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Do Sounds Like Chewing, Breathing Make You Angry? You May Have Misophonia
If the sound of someone chewing gum or slurping their tea gets on your nerves, there may be a scientific explanation for your irritation, a study has revealed.
-
KTR, Telangana Minister, Makes Education Push In London
The Telangana government on Thursday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with King's College London in connection with the proposed Pharma University at Hyderabad Pharma City.
-
Nvidia Gives Health Researchers Access to $100-Million Cambridge-1 Supercomputer
Nvidia said it opened what it claims is the fastest UK supercomputer to external researchers that include both academic scientists and commercial firms such as AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline.
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Scientists Combat Anti-Semitism With Artificial Intelligence
An international team of scientists said Monday it had joined forces to combat the spread of anti-Semitism online with the help of artificial intelligence.
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Prenatal Exposure to Smoke & Alcohol May Trigger Aggressive Behaviour in Kids
A new study, conducted by researchers from Kings College London and the University of Bristol,clearly indicates that consumption of alcohol, smoking cigarettes and exposure to stress can cause certain epigenetic changes at birth that can make the child more prone to aggressive behaviour.
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Beat Menstrual Disorder by Practicing Yoga Regularly: Study
A recent study conducted by a team of experts at King's College London, links practicing yoga with reduced menstrual pain.
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ISME Mumbai Signs MOU With King's College London For Student Exchange Program
ISME Mumbai signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the prestigious King's College London to facilitate exchange of students between the UK and India. The MOU was signed last week by Dr Indu Shahani, Dean of the Indian School of Management and Entrepreneurship, Mumbai and Dr. Joanna Newman, MBE, FRSA, Vice-Principal (International), King's ...
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Schizophrenia May Increase Diabetes Risk: Study
People with schizophrenia are at an increased risk of developing diabetes, even when the effects of antipsychotic drugs, diet and exercise are adjusted for, a new study has found.
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Lack of Sleep May Make You Eat More Calories
Sleep deprivation may make you munch on more calories the following day, potentially leading to weight gain and obesity, a new study has found.
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ADHD May Emerge in Adulthood Too
According to a research done by King's College London adults with 'late-onset' ADHD has high levels of symptoms, impairment and other mental health disorders.
