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How Plants Fight Viruses: New Study From Hyderabad Researchers
Hyderabad, May 13 (IANS) Researchers at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) have revealed a key defence system in plants to fight viruses.
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Soy, Lentils And Beans May Help Protect Against High Blood Pressure: Study
The meta-analysis published 12 prospective cohort studies, individuals with the highest intake of legumes and soy had a 16% and 19% lower risk of developing hypertension compared with those with the lowest intake.
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Can Genda Phool Be the Next Big Protein Source? New Study On Marigold Says Yes
Genda ka phool, or marigold, could be the next big protein source. Here is why the research matters for the future of food and how its anti-inflammatory benefits can benefit you.
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Why A Rs 150 Ayurvedic Oil Is Going Viral For "Natural" Hair Removal
An Ayurvedic oil is going viral on Instagram, with people claiming that it is a "natural hair removal oil" that can dramatically slow regrowth
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Study Finds Food DNA On Shroud Believed To Have Wrapped Jesus Christ
Researchers also observed a strong presence of peanuts, along with weaker traces of grasses such as ryegrass, bluegrass, fescue, oats, and clovers.
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New Study Reveals That Plants Can Sense Sound Of Rain
Researchers say that these vibrations can be strong enough to dislodge a seed's "statoliths".
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Vegetarian Diets Linked To Significant Reduction In Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Vegetarians showed lower risks for pancreatic, breast, prostate, kidney cancers, and multiple myeloma compared to meat eaters, though they had a higher risk for one type of oesophageal cancer.
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Recycled Human Waste Can Turn Mars, Moon Dust Into Fertile Soil, Study Finds
This breakthrough has significant implications for future human missions to Mars and the Moon
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Tomatoes, Carrots And Lettuce Absorb Low Levels Of Antidepressants From Wastewater Irrigation: Johns Hopkins Study
A new study finds crops irrigated with treated wastewater can absorb trace pharmaceuticals such as antidepressants and epilepsy medicines. Researchers found these compounds mainly accumulate in plant leaves rather than edible parts.
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Boba Tea Health Risks: Study Says Drinking Bubble Tea Can Cause Kidney Stones, Fatty Liver And More
Bubble tea may look fun and harmless, but research shows frequent consumption carries risks.
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Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
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Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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New Stanford Research Reveals An Optimal Balance Of Indoor Nature For Reducing Stress
A total of 412 participants took part in the study. Each person was placed in a virtual room and asked to imagine it as their new workplace.
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Our Bodies Emit A Faint Visible Light That Fades When We Die, Suggests Study
This phenomenon, known as ultraweak photon emission (UPE) or biophoton emission, suggests that all living things subtly glow during life, a glow that fades when life ends.
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20,000 Tonnes Under Earth: China Unveils Most Powerful 'Ghost Particle' Tracker
China has launched Juno, the worlds largest and most powerful neutrino detector, to explore mysterious ghost particles. Located deep underground in Guangdong, it will study neutrinos emitted by nearby nuclear power plants, marking a major milestone
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How Plants Fight Viruses: New Study From Hyderabad Researchers
Hyderabad, May 13 (IANS) Researchers at the CSIR-Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology (CCMB) have revealed a key defence system in plants to fight viruses.
-
Soy, Lentils And Beans May Help Protect Against High Blood Pressure: Study
The meta-analysis published 12 prospective cohort studies, individuals with the highest intake of legumes and soy had a 16% and 19% lower risk of developing hypertension compared with those with the lowest intake.
-
Can Genda Phool Be the Next Big Protein Source? New Study On Marigold Says Yes
Genda ka phool, or marigold, could be the next big protein source. Here is why the research matters for the future of food and how its anti-inflammatory benefits can benefit you.
-
Why A Rs 150 Ayurvedic Oil Is Going Viral For "Natural" Hair Removal
An Ayurvedic oil is going viral on Instagram, with people claiming that it is a "natural hair removal oil" that can dramatically slow regrowth
-
Study Finds Food DNA On Shroud Believed To Have Wrapped Jesus Christ
Researchers also observed a strong presence of peanuts, along with weaker traces of grasses such as ryegrass, bluegrass, fescue, oats, and clovers.
-
New Study Reveals That Plants Can Sense Sound Of Rain
Researchers say that these vibrations can be strong enough to dislodge a seed's "statoliths".
-
Vegetarian Diets Linked To Significant Reduction In Cancer Risk, Finds Study
Vegetarians showed lower risks for pancreatic, breast, prostate, kidney cancers, and multiple myeloma compared to meat eaters, though they had a higher risk for one type of oesophageal cancer.
-
Recycled Human Waste Can Turn Mars, Moon Dust Into Fertile Soil, Study Finds
This breakthrough has significant implications for future human missions to Mars and the Moon
-
Tomatoes, Carrots And Lettuce Absorb Low Levels Of Antidepressants From Wastewater Irrigation: Johns Hopkins Study
A new study finds crops irrigated with treated wastewater can absorb trace pharmaceuticals such as antidepressants and epilepsy medicines. Researchers found these compounds mainly accumulate in plant leaves rather than edible parts.
-
Boba Tea Health Risks: Study Says Drinking Bubble Tea Can Cause Kidney Stones, Fatty Liver And More
Bubble tea may look fun and harmless, but research shows frequent consumption carries risks.
-
Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
-
Fusion Reactors Could Generate Axions, Offering a New Path to Detect Dark Matter
Fusion energy may have an unexpected cosmic role beyond clean power. A new study suggests fusion reactors could produce axions, hypothetical dark matter particles, when high-energy neutrons from fusion reactions strike reactor walls. These interactions may generate axions that escape shielding undetected. Scientists propose future fusion plants cou...
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New Stanford Research Reveals An Optimal Balance Of Indoor Nature For Reducing Stress
A total of 412 participants took part in the study. Each person was placed in a virtual room and asked to imagine it as their new workplace.
-
Our Bodies Emit A Faint Visible Light That Fades When We Die, Suggests Study
This phenomenon, known as ultraweak photon emission (UPE) or biophoton emission, suggests that all living things subtly glow during life, a glow that fades when life ends.
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20,000 Tonnes Under Earth: China Unveils Most Powerful 'Ghost Particle' Tracker
China has launched Juno, the worlds largest and most powerful neutrino detector, to explore mysterious ghost particles. Located deep underground in Guangdong, it will study neutrinos emitted by nearby nuclear power plants, marking a major milestone
