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Air Pollution Is Now Linked To Brain Tumour, Shows Study
Air pollution may not only affect your heart and lungs but can also raise the possibility of developing meningioma -- a typically noncancerous brain tumour -- according to a study.
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Covid Vaccines Not Behind Sudden Deaths, Suggests Top Medical Body Study
None of the Covid vaccine doses are linked to heart attacks and deaths, said Dr Sudheer Arava from AIIMS, who is part of the research currently underway by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
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World's Biggest Polluter? It's The US Military, Says Shocking Study
The study reveals that the US military is the single largest institutional emitter of greenhouse gases in the world. Researchers suggest that reducing military spending could significantly lower energy use and help combat climate change.
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No Clear Link Between Covid Vaccine And Sudden Cardiac Arrest Deaths: Delhi AIIMS
A day after the Indian Council of Medical Research debunked claims of the Corona vaccine being responsible for the rising death cases among the youth, a panel of expert doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences addressed the issue.
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German Weather Station Records Driest First Half Of Year In 13 Decades
A weather station in Potsdam, Germany, one of the world's oldest, has recorded the driest first half of a year since measurements began more than 130 years ago, according to the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK).
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New Method For Writing And Preserving Messages On Ice Discovered: Research
Scientists from China, Korea, and the Czech Republic have discovered a new method for writing and preserving messages: making patterns of air bubbles trapped in ice sheets.
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Researchers In Italy Unveil World's First Flying Humanoid Robot, But It's Getting Trolled Online. Here's Why
Researchers in Italy have unveiled the first flying humanoid robot, but the internet is creeped out by how it looks.
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Inflammatory Cells Continues After Severe Asthma Treatment: Study
While biological drugs or biologics have improved the lives of many people with severe asthma, a new study shows that some immune cells with high inflammatory potential are not completely eradicated after treatment.
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Israeli Scientists Scramble To Save Work After Iranian Missile Hits Labs
Researchers at Israel's prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science have been scrambling to save their experiments after an Iranian missile destroyed a building containing dozens of cutting-edge laboratories.
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Choosing A College In 2025? These Are India's Top 10 Universities According To Global Rankings
In addition to these, many other Indian universities have also been featured in the rankings. These include Chandigarh University, IIT Kharagpur, Banaras Hindu University, Panjab University, and University of Delhi.
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AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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"Dangerous New Arms Race": Report Says China Added 100 New Warheads In 2 Years
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute said China could reach 1,000 warheads in seven or eight years.
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After 1946, World Saw Highest Number Of Armed Conflicts Last Year: Study
The world saw the highest number of armed conflicts in almost 80 years in 2024, dethroning 2023 as a record year, a Norwegian study published Wednesday showed, highlighting the risks linked to a US disengagement.
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NIH Scientists Publish Letter Criticizing Trump's Deep Cuts In Public Health Research
In his confirmation hearings to lead the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya pledged his openness to views that might conflict with his own. "Dissent," he said, "is the very essence of science."
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DUO-CIMEA/Italy Fellowship 2025-26: Application Opens, Check Details
Applicants must be professors, researchers, or PhD students affiliated with institutions in the participating countries.
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Air Pollution Is Now Linked To Brain Tumour, Shows Study
Air pollution may not only affect your heart and lungs but can also raise the possibility of developing meningioma -- a typically noncancerous brain tumour -- according to a study.
-
Covid Vaccines Not Behind Sudden Deaths, Suggests Top Medical Body Study
None of the Covid vaccine doses are linked to heart attacks and deaths, said Dr Sudheer Arava from AIIMS, who is part of the research currently underway by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
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World's Biggest Polluter? It's The US Military, Says Shocking Study
The study reveals that the US military is the single largest institutional emitter of greenhouse gases in the world. Researchers suggest that reducing military spending could significantly lower energy use and help combat climate change.
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No Clear Link Between Covid Vaccine And Sudden Cardiac Arrest Deaths: Delhi AIIMS
A day after the Indian Council of Medical Research debunked claims of the Corona vaccine being responsible for the rising death cases among the youth, a panel of expert doctors from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences addressed the issue.
-
German Weather Station Records Driest First Half Of Year In 13 Decades
A weather station in Potsdam, Germany, one of the world's oldest, has recorded the driest first half of a year since measurements began more than 130 years ago, according to the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK).
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New Method For Writing And Preserving Messages On Ice Discovered: Research
Scientists from China, Korea, and the Czech Republic have discovered a new method for writing and preserving messages: making patterns of air bubbles trapped in ice sheets.
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Researchers In Italy Unveil World's First Flying Humanoid Robot, But It's Getting Trolled Online. Here's Why
Researchers in Italy have unveiled the first flying humanoid robot, but the internet is creeped out by how it looks.
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Inflammatory Cells Continues After Severe Asthma Treatment: Study
While biological drugs or biologics have improved the lives of many people with severe asthma, a new study shows that some immune cells with high inflammatory potential are not completely eradicated after treatment.
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Israeli Scientists Scramble To Save Work After Iranian Missile Hits Labs
Researchers at Israel's prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science have been scrambling to save their experiments after an Iranian missile destroyed a building containing dozens of cutting-edge laboratories.
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Choosing A College In 2025? These Are India's Top 10 Universities According To Global Rankings
In addition to these, many other Indian universities have also been featured in the rankings. These include Chandigarh University, IIT Kharagpur, Banaras Hindu University, Panjab University, and University of Delhi.
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AI For Nuclear Launch Decision Is "True Doomsday Scenario": Study
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to manage nuclear weapon systems poses a catastrophic risk for humanity, the world's top institute on conflict research, SIPRI, has said in its 2025 yearbook.
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"Dangerous New Arms Race": Report Says China Added 100 New Warheads In 2 Years
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute said China could reach 1,000 warheads in seven or eight years.
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After 1946, World Saw Highest Number Of Armed Conflicts Last Year: Study
The world saw the highest number of armed conflicts in almost 80 years in 2024, dethroning 2023 as a record year, a Norwegian study published Wednesday showed, highlighting the risks linked to a US disengagement.
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NIH Scientists Publish Letter Criticizing Trump's Deep Cuts In Public Health Research
In his confirmation hearings to lead the National Institutes of Health, Jay Bhattacharya pledged his openness to views that might conflict with his own. "Dissent," he said, "is the very essence of science."
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DUO-CIMEA/Italy Fellowship 2025-26: Application Opens, Check Details
Applicants must be professors, researchers, or PhD students affiliated with institutions in the participating countries.
