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Study Reveals Egyptian King May Have Used Opium Stored In Alabaster Vessel
Researchers believe that these findings will bring a new change in the understanding of ancient medical and medicinal practices.
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AI-Assisted Study Finds No Evidence of Liquid Water in Mars’ Seasonal Dark Streaks
A large-scale AI analysis of more than two million Mars orbiter images shows that the planet’s dark slope streaks form through seasonal dust avalanches, not flowing briny water. The results settle a long-running debate, revealing that wind-driven dust activity shapes Mars’ surface and offering new insights into the planet’s climate past and e...
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Blue Origin Joins SpaceX in Orbital Booster Reuse Era With New Glenn’s Successful Launch and Landing
Blue Origin’s New Glenn successfully launched NASA’s ESCAPADE mission to Mars on November 13, 2025, marking its second flight and its first ocean booster landing on the ship Jacklyn. The mission deploys twin satellites built by Rocket Lab to study how the solar wind strips Mars’ atmosphere during a 22-month journey to the Red Planet.
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India's Chronic Kidney Disease Burden Soars To 138 Million, Second Highest Worldwide
A new Lancet study led by University of Glasgow flags CKD as the 9th leading cause of death globally, urging early detection and prevention in India's fight against this "silent" disease.
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Australia's New Rule For Student Visas: What It Means For Indian Students
Australia New Student Visa Rule 2025: The change will also help smaller vocational and training institutes get fair access to student allocations, ensuring that opportunities aren't limited to only large universities.
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South Africa Captain Reveals Stunning 'Toss' Advice From Kane Williamson For Tests Against India
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma reflected on how New Zealand's 3-0 win over India last year has served as a case study for his team ahead of the first Test in Kolkata.
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High Blood Pressure Cases In Children, Teens Doubled In Last 20 Years, Says New Lancet Study
Prevalence of hypertension or high blood pressure among children and teenagers has nearly doubled in the last two decades, from 3.2 per cent in 2000 to over six per cent in 2020.
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9 Smart Ways Students Can Use Google's AI Tools To Learn Better
Through features spread across Gemini, NotebookLM, and the new AI-powered Search mode, students can now turn everyday study sessions into smarter, more interactive experiences.
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This Inexpensive, Easily Available Drug Offers Hope For Diabetic Kidney Disease, Finds Study
Diabetes is now the leading cause of CKD in India. A new study found that Levocetirizine can help in the management of kidney disease.
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Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
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New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
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Not Just Six, Humans Have A "Seventh Sense" Too, New Study Claims
The study suggests that the seventh sense could be used in various fields, such as archaeology.
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Targeted D3 Supplements May Cut Repeat Heart Attack Risk By 50%, Finds Groundbreaking Study
A new clinical trial suggests a personalized approach to Vitamin D3 and how it reduces heart disease risk by 50%.
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Decoding Mysterious Anti-Tail And Tail Jets Emanating From Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
Astronomers continue to study 3I/ATLAS, awaiting its closest approach to Earth on December 19, 2025.
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Scientists Discover Rare Spider That Is Half-Female And Half-Male
The team believes the condition may result from disruptions in sex chromosomes during early development.
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Study Reveals Egyptian King May Have Used Opium Stored In Alabaster Vessel
Researchers believe that these findings will bring a new change in the understanding of ancient medical and medicinal practices.
-
AI-Assisted Study Finds No Evidence of Liquid Water in Mars’ Seasonal Dark Streaks
A large-scale AI analysis of more than two million Mars orbiter images shows that the planet’s dark slope streaks form through seasonal dust avalanches, not flowing briny water. The results settle a long-running debate, revealing that wind-driven dust activity shapes Mars’ surface and offering new insights into the planet’s climate past and e...
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Blue Origin Joins SpaceX in Orbital Booster Reuse Era With New Glenn’s Successful Launch and Landing
Blue Origin’s New Glenn successfully launched NASA’s ESCAPADE mission to Mars on November 13, 2025, marking its second flight and its first ocean booster landing on the ship Jacklyn. The mission deploys twin satellites built by Rocket Lab to study how the solar wind strips Mars’ atmosphere during a 22-month journey to the Red Planet.
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India's Chronic Kidney Disease Burden Soars To 138 Million, Second Highest Worldwide
A new Lancet study led by University of Glasgow flags CKD as the 9th leading cause of death globally, urging early detection and prevention in India's fight against this "silent" disease.
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Australia's New Rule For Student Visas: What It Means For Indian Students
Australia New Student Visa Rule 2025: The change will also help smaller vocational and training institutes get fair access to student allocations, ensuring that opportunities aren't limited to only large universities.
-
South Africa Captain Reveals Stunning 'Toss' Advice From Kane Williamson For Tests Against India
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma reflected on how New Zealand's 3-0 win over India last year has served as a case study for his team ahead of the first Test in Kolkata.
-
High Blood Pressure Cases In Children, Teens Doubled In Last 20 Years, Says New Lancet Study
Prevalence of hypertension or high blood pressure among children and teenagers has nearly doubled in the last two decades, from 3.2 per cent in 2000 to over six per cent in 2020.
-
9 Smart Ways Students Can Use Google's AI Tools To Learn Better
Through features spread across Gemini, NotebookLM, and the new AI-powered Search mode, students can now turn everyday study sessions into smarter, more interactive experiences.
-
This Inexpensive, Easily Available Drug Offers Hope For Diabetic Kidney Disease, Finds Study
Diabetes is now the leading cause of CKD in India. A new study found that Levocetirizine can help in the management of kidney disease.
-
Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
-
New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
-
Not Just Six, Humans Have A "Seventh Sense" Too, New Study Claims
The study suggests that the seventh sense could be used in various fields, such as archaeology.
-
Targeted D3 Supplements May Cut Repeat Heart Attack Risk By 50%, Finds Groundbreaking Study
A new clinical trial suggests a personalized approach to Vitamin D3 and how it reduces heart disease risk by 50%.
-
Decoding Mysterious Anti-Tail And Tail Jets Emanating From Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
Astronomers continue to study 3I/ATLAS, awaiting its closest approach to Earth on December 19, 2025.
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Scientists Discover Rare Spider That Is Half-Female And Half-Male
The team believes the condition may result from disruptions in sex chromosomes during early development.
