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Iran To Use 'Kamikaze Dolphins' To Attack US Ships In Hormuz? What Team Trump Said
The idea was first reported by the Wall Street Journal on April 30, with an article claiming that Iranian officials had said Iran could use "mine-carrying dolphins" to attack US warships.
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Can Eating Oranges Daily Really Benefit A Fatty Liver? A New Study Says Yes
A new study published in the Nutrients journal has proven that a moderate dose of Navelina oranges could benefit people with a fatty liver. Although there are limitations, the study suggests a positive change in liver health markers.
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DNA Mutations In Immune Cells May Be Driving Autoimmune Diseases, Study Finds
A new Nature study suggests DNA mutations in immune cells may drive autoimmune diseases by removing immune system brakes, offering clues for targeted treatments.
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Therapy-Linked Blood Cancer Rising In Japan After Breast Cancer Treatment, Study Warns
New Delhi, April 6 (IANS) A population-based study in Japan has revealed a gradual increase in the rates of therapy-related acute myeloid leukemia (tAML) in recent years, especially after breast cancer treatment, a study showed on Monday.
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Just 5 Minutes Of High-Intensity Exercise Daily Is All You Need To Reduce Your Risk For 8 Deadly Diseases
A new study in the European Heart Journal offers new insight into why doing high-intensity exercises could hold the key to reducing your risk for 8 deadly diseases. Here is exactly how it works and practical tips to implement it into your routine.
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Deepfake X-Rays Indistinguishable From Real Images, Fooling Even Doctors Now, Finds Study
A new study has found that AI-generated "deepfake" X-rays now look so realistic that even trained radiologists and advanced AI systems can rarely tell them apart from genuine scans. The study was published in the journal Radiology.
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Scientists Locate Hormone That Can Help Switch Off Back Pain
A new study published in the Bone Research journal suggests that a specific hormone could switch off back pain. Here is everything you need to know about the research and why more human trials are needed for its implementation.
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War Expands To New Theatre? Iran Fires Missiles At Indian Ocean US-UK Base
Iran fired two ballistic missiles at the joint US-UK military base at Diego Garcia in the Chagos Islands, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing US officials
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New Study Reveals How A Dad's Dependence On Nicotine May Raise His Child's Diabetes Risk
A new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society highlights that paternal lifestyle choices can directly impact a child's diabetes risk. Here is why this study is important for Indian families and why fathers need to pay attention.
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American Heart Association's New Cholesterol Guidelines Emphasise Earlier Screening, Lifetime Heart Risk Reduction
The update was jointly published in the journal Circulation and the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. The recent guideline is retitled the 2026 Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia and incorporates evidence up to late 2024.
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Local Times OTT Release Date: What to Know About This New Malayalam Friendship Comedy
The Tamil comedy-drama Local Times is a story of friendship, ambition, and the struggle to achieve one's dreams. The series draws on the everyday chaos of small-town journalism, coated with a blend of humour and emotion. Now streaming on OTT in India, the story follows four young friends determined to save their failing newspaper. Local Times Seaso...
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Birding Can Boost Brain Health And Slow Ageing, New Study Reveals
A new study suggests that expert birders may experience slower age-related changes in the brain
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Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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"Editorial Responsibility Can't Be Automated": News Leaders At AI Summit 2026
The Digital News Publishers Association hosted a high-level leadership discussion on artificial intelligence and journalism at the IndiaAI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi on Monday.
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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
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Iran To Use 'Kamikaze Dolphins' To Attack US Ships In Hormuz? What Team Trump Said
The idea was first reported by the Wall Street Journal on April 30, with an article claiming that Iranian officials had said Iran could use "mine-carrying dolphins" to attack US warships.
-
Can Eating Oranges Daily Really Benefit A Fatty Liver? A New Study Says Yes
A new study published in the Nutrients journal has proven that a moderate dose of Navelina oranges could benefit people with a fatty liver. Although there are limitations, the study suggests a positive change in liver health markers.
-
DNA Mutations In Immune Cells May Be Driving Autoimmune Diseases, Study Finds
A new Nature study suggests DNA mutations in immune cells may drive autoimmune diseases by removing immune system brakes, offering clues for targeted treatments.
-
Therapy-Linked Blood Cancer Rising In Japan After Breast Cancer Treatment, Study Warns
New Delhi, April 6 (IANS) A population-based study in Japan has revealed a gradual increase in the rates of therapy-related acute myeloid leukemia (tAML) in recent years, especially after breast cancer treatment, a study showed on Monday.
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Just 5 Minutes Of High-Intensity Exercise Daily Is All You Need To Reduce Your Risk For 8 Deadly Diseases
A new study in the European Heart Journal offers new insight into why doing high-intensity exercises could hold the key to reducing your risk for 8 deadly diseases. Here is exactly how it works and practical tips to implement it into your routine.
-
Deepfake X-Rays Indistinguishable From Real Images, Fooling Even Doctors Now, Finds Study
A new study has found that AI-generated "deepfake" X-rays now look so realistic that even trained radiologists and advanced AI systems can rarely tell them apart from genuine scans. The study was published in the journal Radiology.
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Scientists Locate Hormone That Can Help Switch Off Back Pain
A new study published in the Bone Research journal suggests that a specific hormone could switch off back pain. Here is everything you need to know about the research and why more human trials are needed for its implementation.
-
War Expands To New Theatre? Iran Fires Missiles At Indian Ocean US-UK Base
Iran fired two ballistic missiles at the joint US-UK military base at Diego Garcia in the Chagos Islands, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing US officials
-
New Study Reveals How A Dad's Dependence On Nicotine May Raise His Child's Diabetes Risk
A new study published in the Journal of the Endocrine Society highlights that paternal lifestyle choices can directly impact a child's diabetes risk. Here is why this study is important for Indian families and why fathers need to pay attention.
-
American Heart Association's New Cholesterol Guidelines Emphasise Earlier Screening, Lifetime Heart Risk Reduction
The update was jointly published in the journal Circulation and the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. The recent guideline is retitled the 2026 Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia and incorporates evidence up to late 2024.
-
Local Times OTT Release Date: What to Know About This New Malayalam Friendship Comedy
The Tamil comedy-drama Local Times is a story of friendship, ambition, and the struggle to achieve one's dreams. The series draws on the everyday chaos of small-town journalism, coated with a blend of humour and emotion. Now streaming on OTT in India, the story follows four young friends determined to save their failing newspaper. Local Times Seaso...
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Birding Can Boost Brain Health And Slow Ageing, New Study Reveals
A new study suggests that expert birders may experience slower age-related changes in the brain
-
Doctor Says Brain May Stay Active After Heart Stops, Study Finds
A new study led by Dr Sam Parnia suggests that the brain may remain active and capable of awareness for up to an hour after cardiac arrest, with some revived patients recalling events that took place while they were clinically dead.
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"Editorial Responsibility Can't Be Automated": News Leaders At AI Summit 2026
The Digital News Publishers Association hosted a high-level leadership discussion on artificial intelligence and journalism at the IndiaAI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi on Monday.
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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
