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Can Practising Anulom-Vilom Daily Improve Lung Health In Winter?
Anulom Vilom offers a slow and rhythmic way of breathing which helps to warm and filter the air through the nose. This can be particularly helpful when the outside air is harsh and drying for the airways.
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For The First Time, Humans Can Watch How Plants 'Breathe', Here's Why This Breakthrough Matters
The device reveals how microscopic pores on leaves, known as stomata, manage the exchange of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water vapour.
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7 Low-Intensity Cardio Exercises That You Can Do At Home
These exercises are a contrast to high-intensity workouts as it emphasises sustained effort over short bursts and using oxygen efficiently to burn fat while also reducing joint stress.
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Prashant Tamang Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At 43: Factors That Increase Risk Of Heart Disease Among Young Adults
During a cardiac arrest, your heart isn't able to pump blood. This puts your whole body and organs at risk because they must constantly receive oxygen, and your blood delivers that oxygen.
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Lenovo Watch GT Pro Launched With 1.43-Inch Display, SpO2 Monitor: Price, Specifications
Lenovo Watch GT Pro has been launched in China. The new model has a 1.43-inch display with 466x466 resolution. It supports over 170 sports modes and carries a 470mAh battery. The wearable can track heart rate, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), and sleep. It supports Bluetooth calling as well. The Lenovo Watch GT Pro provides customisable watch faces ...
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Shimla Doctor Who Thrashed Patient On Camera Sacked
A doctor of a hospital in Himachal Pradesh's Shimla who was seen on camera thrashing a patient has been removed from his post, sources said. The government took the decision to sack him after going through the report of the investigators, they said.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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-30 Degrees, Low Oxygen Levels: How Army Survives In Himalayas During Winter
The weather in the remote snow-capped Himalayas has deteriorated significantly these days. Temperatures in Ladakh, Kargil, Galwan, North Sikkim, the Shamshabari Range, and the Greater Himalayan region have plummeted to several degrees below zero.
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Green And Purple Auroras Are Lighting Up Skies Far Beyond The Poles, Here's Why
As enthusiasm for viewing the aurora grows, scientists are also working to understand their beauty as well as their environmental impacts.
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James Webb Telescope Finds Evidence Of Giant "Dinosaur" Stars From Early Universe
The research also suggests that these massive stars transformed directly into black holes at the end of their lives without undergoing a supernova explosion.
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During Dhurandhar Viral Song Shoot In Ladakh, Akshaye Khanna's 'Oxygen Level Dropped', Reveals Choreographer
The choreographer also revealed that Akshaye Khanna would carry an oxygen cylinder during the shoot
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Air Pollution Can Heighten Anxiety And Trigger Panic-Like Symptoms: Doctors
Amid continuing poor air quality in the national capital, doctors on Friday noted that air pollution can not only harm your lungs or lead to cardiac illness but can also heighten anxiety and trigger panic-like symptoms.
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Scientists Discover Method To Revive Ageing Human Cells By Boosting Mitochondria
Scientists developed nanoflowers from molybdenum disulfide, designed with microscopic pores that act like sponges to absorb harmful reactive oxygen species in targeted tissues.
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Sleeping With Your Face Covered In Winter: Cosy Comfort Or Health Risk?
Covering your face under blankets during winter may feel cosy, but it can limit fresh air, raise carbon-dioxide, reduce oxygen intake, and worsen breathing or sleep quality.
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Coffee Waste Could Make Concrete Stronger and Greener, Scientists Find
New research from RMIT University shows that spent coffee grounds can be transformed into biochar and used to replace a portion of sand in concrete, creating a stronger and more sustainable building material. Heating coffee waste at around 350°C without oxygen produces a fine biochar that boosts concrete’s 28-day strength by roughly 30% when use...
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Can Practising Anulom-Vilom Daily Improve Lung Health In Winter?
Anulom Vilom offers a slow and rhythmic way of breathing which helps to warm and filter the air through the nose. This can be particularly helpful when the outside air is harsh and drying for the airways.
-
For The First Time, Humans Can Watch How Plants 'Breathe', Here's Why This Breakthrough Matters
The device reveals how microscopic pores on leaves, known as stomata, manage the exchange of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water vapour.
-
7 Low-Intensity Cardio Exercises That You Can Do At Home
These exercises are a contrast to high-intensity workouts as it emphasises sustained effort over short bursts and using oxygen efficiently to burn fat while also reducing joint stress.
-
Prashant Tamang Dies Of Cardiac Arrest At 43: Factors That Increase Risk Of Heart Disease Among Young Adults
During a cardiac arrest, your heart isn't able to pump blood. This puts your whole body and organs at risk because they must constantly receive oxygen, and your blood delivers that oxygen.
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Lenovo Watch GT Pro Launched With 1.43-Inch Display, SpO2 Monitor: Price, Specifications
Lenovo Watch GT Pro has been launched in China. The new model has a 1.43-inch display with 466x466 resolution. It supports over 170 sports modes and carries a 470mAh battery. The wearable can track heart rate, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), and sleep. It supports Bluetooth calling as well. The Lenovo Watch GT Pro provides customisable watch faces ...
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Shimla Doctor Who Thrashed Patient On Camera Sacked
A doctor of a hospital in Himachal Pradesh's Shimla who was seen on camera thrashing a patient has been removed from his post, sources said. The government took the decision to sack him after going through the report of the investigators, they said.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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-30 Degrees, Low Oxygen Levels: How Army Survives In Himalayas During Winter
The weather in the remote snow-capped Himalayas has deteriorated significantly these days. Temperatures in Ladakh, Kargil, Galwan, North Sikkim, the Shamshabari Range, and the Greater Himalayan region have plummeted to several degrees below zero.
-
Green And Purple Auroras Are Lighting Up Skies Far Beyond The Poles, Here's Why
As enthusiasm for viewing the aurora grows, scientists are also working to understand their beauty as well as their environmental impacts.
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James Webb Telescope Finds Evidence Of Giant "Dinosaur" Stars From Early Universe
The research also suggests that these massive stars transformed directly into black holes at the end of their lives without undergoing a supernova explosion.
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During Dhurandhar Viral Song Shoot In Ladakh, Akshaye Khanna's 'Oxygen Level Dropped', Reveals Choreographer
The choreographer also revealed that Akshaye Khanna would carry an oxygen cylinder during the shoot
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Air Pollution Can Heighten Anxiety And Trigger Panic-Like Symptoms: Doctors
Amid continuing poor air quality in the national capital, doctors on Friday noted that air pollution can not only harm your lungs or lead to cardiac illness but can also heighten anxiety and trigger panic-like symptoms.
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Scientists Discover Method To Revive Ageing Human Cells By Boosting Mitochondria
Scientists developed nanoflowers from molybdenum disulfide, designed with microscopic pores that act like sponges to absorb harmful reactive oxygen species in targeted tissues.
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Sleeping With Your Face Covered In Winter: Cosy Comfort Or Health Risk?
Covering your face under blankets during winter may feel cosy, but it can limit fresh air, raise carbon-dioxide, reduce oxygen intake, and worsen breathing or sleep quality.
-
Coffee Waste Could Make Concrete Stronger and Greener, Scientists Find
New research from RMIT University shows that spent coffee grounds can be transformed into biochar and used to replace a portion of sand in concrete, creating a stronger and more sustainable building material. Heating coffee waste at around 350°C without oxygen produces a fine biochar that boosts concrete’s 28-day strength by roughly 30% when use...
