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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
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Could Immortality Be Real, As Putin Was Heard Telling Xi?
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have been recorded on a hot mic discussing how organ transplants and other medical advances could let humans live past 150 years -- or even become immortal.
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Medical Exam Body To Issue FMGE Pass Certificates From Sept 16, Check Details
FMGE June 2025: The self-declaration form included in the entry slip must be filled in advance and submitted at the time of collection.
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NASA’s Expedition 73: Astronauts Study Brain, Balance, and Immunity on ISS
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are conducting key health experiments as part of Expedition 73, focusing on how the brain and immune system adapt to microgravity. Crew members exercise to counter muscle and bone loss, complete cognitive tests, and practice emergency medical drills. Using virtual-reality equipment, they study balan...
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Prepared To Shift Minor Set On Fire To AIIMS Delhi: Odisha Chief Minister
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Saturday said that the state government will airlift the minor girl, who was set on fire by miscreants in Puri, to AIIMS Delhi for advanced medical care as per the advice of the doctors.
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"Won't Spare Anyone": Brother Of Odisha Student Who's Fighting For Her Life
A day after a woman student from Odisha set herself on fire over inaction on her complaint of sex harassment against a professor, her brother told NDTV he "will go to any length" to ensure she gets justice.
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Why We Still Need A Cure For HIV Despite Powerful Treatments
Over the past three decades there have been amazing advances in treating and preventing HIV.
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US Army Aims To Produce 3D-Printed Skin To Help Treat Soldiers
Bioprinting technology is the process of creating 3D, cellular structures using bio-inks to make functional, biological replicas of body parts.
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8 Killed, 750 Injured In Massive Explosion At Iran's Most Advanced Port
At least eight people were killed and 750 injured after several containers exploded at a key Iranian port on Saturday, causing a massive fire. Videos showed thick smoke billowing from the port area.
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SSI Mantra, A Robotic Surgery Machine, Launched In Assam: What It Is
The launch of SSI Mantra is being seen as a boost to India's growing capabilities in the field of advanced medical technologies, and a moment of pride for Assam in particular.
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Teen Sexual Assault Survivor Agrees To Continue Pregnancy, High Court Told
An 18-year-old survivor of sexual assault informed the Bombay High Court that she was willing to continue her pregnancy after a medical board opined that termination in the advanced stages would cause complications and affect her future pregnancies.
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New Superconductors Work at Higher Temperatures, No Pressure Needed
Scientists at Sustech have identified nickelate superconductors capable of conducting electricity without resistance at 45K under normal atmospheric pressure. Their findings could drive advances in superconductivity research, with potential applications in medical imaging and energy efficiency. The study strengthens global efforts to understand unc...
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AI Generates Fluorescent Protein That Nature Would Need 500 Million Years to Evolve
A new AI-generated fluorescent protein, esmGFP, has been developed, a process that would have taken nature 500 million years. Scientists used ESM3, an AI model trained on billions of natural protein sequences, to design a functional protein beyond evolutionary constraints. The development is expected to accelerate medical research, drug discovery, ...
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Research Shows Twin Births Were Common in Ancient Primate Evolution
Research suggests that ancient primates, including early humans, typically gave birth to twins, a common trait in their evolutionary history. Over time, singletons became more prevalent due to the survival advantages of larger, more developed offspring. This shift is linked to the evolution of primates' larger brains and bodies, requiring more ener...
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AIIMS, IIT Delhi, And University College London Collaborate To Advance Healthcare Innovation
IIT Delhi-AIIMS-UCL Collaboration: The partnership will include student and staff exchanges, joint research programmes, collaborative degrees, and knowledge-sharing through workshops and publications.
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2 Gaza Hospitals Forced To Stop Operations As Israeli Offensive Escalates
The Gaza health ministry said two Gaza City hospitals have been taken out of service due to Israel's escalation of its ground offensive and damage caused by continued Israeli bombing, as tanks advanced deeper into the territory.
-
Could Immortality Be Real, As Putin Was Heard Telling Xi?
Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping have been recorded on a hot mic discussing how organ transplants and other medical advances could let humans live past 150 years -- or even become immortal.
-
Medical Exam Body To Issue FMGE Pass Certificates From Sept 16, Check Details
FMGE June 2025: The self-declaration form included in the entry slip must be filled in advance and submitted at the time of collection.
-
NASA’s Expedition 73: Astronauts Study Brain, Balance, and Immunity on ISS
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are conducting key health experiments as part of Expedition 73, focusing on how the brain and immune system adapt to microgravity. Crew members exercise to counter muscle and bone loss, complete cognitive tests, and practice emergency medical drills. Using virtual-reality equipment, they study balan...
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Prepared To Shift Minor Set On Fire To AIIMS Delhi: Odisha Chief Minister
Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Saturday said that the state government will airlift the minor girl, who was set on fire by miscreants in Puri, to AIIMS Delhi for advanced medical care as per the advice of the doctors.
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"Won't Spare Anyone": Brother Of Odisha Student Who's Fighting For Her Life
A day after a woman student from Odisha set herself on fire over inaction on her complaint of sex harassment against a professor, her brother told NDTV he "will go to any length" to ensure she gets justice.
-
Why We Still Need A Cure For HIV Despite Powerful Treatments
Over the past three decades there have been amazing advances in treating and preventing HIV.
-
US Army Aims To Produce 3D-Printed Skin To Help Treat Soldiers
Bioprinting technology is the process of creating 3D, cellular structures using bio-inks to make functional, biological replicas of body parts.
-
8 Killed, 750 Injured In Massive Explosion At Iran's Most Advanced Port
At least eight people were killed and 750 injured after several containers exploded at a key Iranian port on Saturday, causing a massive fire. Videos showed thick smoke billowing from the port area.
-
SSI Mantra, A Robotic Surgery Machine, Launched In Assam: What It Is
The launch of SSI Mantra is being seen as a boost to India's growing capabilities in the field of advanced medical technologies, and a moment of pride for Assam in particular.
-
Teen Sexual Assault Survivor Agrees To Continue Pregnancy, High Court Told
An 18-year-old survivor of sexual assault informed the Bombay High Court that she was willing to continue her pregnancy after a medical board opined that termination in the advanced stages would cause complications and affect her future pregnancies.
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New Superconductors Work at Higher Temperatures, No Pressure Needed
Scientists at Sustech have identified nickelate superconductors capable of conducting electricity without resistance at 45K under normal atmospheric pressure. Their findings could drive advances in superconductivity research, with potential applications in medical imaging and energy efficiency. The study strengthens global efforts to understand unc...
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AI Generates Fluorescent Protein That Nature Would Need 500 Million Years to Evolve
A new AI-generated fluorescent protein, esmGFP, has been developed, a process that would have taken nature 500 million years. Scientists used ESM3, an AI model trained on billions of natural protein sequences, to design a functional protein beyond evolutionary constraints. The development is expected to accelerate medical research, drug discovery, ...
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Research Shows Twin Births Were Common in Ancient Primate Evolution
Research suggests that ancient primates, including early humans, typically gave birth to twins, a common trait in their evolutionary history. Over time, singletons became more prevalent due to the survival advantages of larger, more developed offspring. This shift is linked to the evolution of primates' larger brains and bodies, requiring more ener...
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AIIMS, IIT Delhi, And University College London Collaborate To Advance Healthcare Innovation
IIT Delhi-AIIMS-UCL Collaboration: The partnership will include student and staff exchanges, joint research programmes, collaborative degrees, and knowledge-sharing through workshops and publications.
