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Bodies Of Missing Italian Divers Found Inside 60-Metre Cave After Maldives Scuba Disaster
The incident is believed to be the deadliest single diving accident in the Maldives, a country known globally for its coral islands and luxury diving tourism.
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SpaceX Dragon Capsule Reaches ISS Carrying 6,500 Pounds of Supplies
SpaceX successfully launched and docked its Dragon capsule at the International Space Station under NASA’s CRS-34 mission. The spacecraft delivered cargo, scientific equipment, and advanced research experiments focused on bone health, microgravity simulation, and charged particles around Earth. Astronauts aboard the ISS will unload and later retu...
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What Happens To Your Hair And Skin After A Swim?
Taking a swim in summer is a refreshing practice. But when your hair and skin pay the price, then you need to know how to protect them from damage.
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6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
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The Weight Loss Switch: A New Study Finds A 'Hidden' System That Burns Calories And Strengthens Bones
A new study has identified the weight loss switch that could help burn calories and improve bone health. Here is what you need to know about it and how it can make a difference in your weight loss efforts.
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ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
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Thousands Of Medical Papers Found Citing Studies That Never Existed: Report
To conduct their analysis, the research team developed an automated verification system using AI that scanned 2.5 million papers published from January 1, 2023, to February 18, 2026, in PubMed Central's Open Access.
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Largest Black Holes May Form Through Repeated Collisions, Study Suggests
New gravitational-wave data from LIGO Scientific Collaboration, Virgo, and KAGRA suggests the largest Black Holes form through repeated mergers inside dense star clusters rather than directly from collapsing stars.
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How Travelling Can Slow Down Ageing
Scientists say travel is no longer just a leisure escape, with new research linking positive trips to slower aging and better overall health.
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New Study Says You Don't Need Hardcore Workouts To Build Muscle
A new study pinpoints that by prioritising movement quality and reaching a state of muscle fatigue, anyone can stimulate growth. Dr Raju Vaishya explains the new finding and its implications for muscle growth.
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Explainer: Why Pluto Lost Planet Status As NASA Chief Urges Reconsideration
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has reignited the two-decade-old debate over Pluto's classification by publicly backing its reinstatement as a full planet, while NASA prepares scientific papers to challenge the International Astronomical Union's 20
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NASA Chief Calls For Making Pluto A Planet Again At US Senate Hearing
He also said that NASA is working on research papers that they would like to bring forward within the scientific community to revisit the discussion.
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Climate Change Is Making Strokes More Frequent And Deadly, Warns World Stroke Organization
Climate change poses an escalating threat to brain health, with extreme heat, rapid humidity shifts and exposure to dust and sandstorms increasing the risk of having a stroke, according to a scientific statement by experts from the World Stroke Organ
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Feeling Tired By 3PM? 7 Nutrient-Dense Foods To Combat The Afternoon Slump
If you have experienced sudden tiredness by 3pm, then you need to modify your diet to combat it. Here are the 7 nutrient-dense foods that are scientifically proven to beat fatigue.
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Magnetic Nose Strips Available Easily Now: Do They Actually Reduce Snoring And Make Breathing Easier?
Magnetic nose strips are available easily, but their effect on snoring and breathing varies. Here is what you need to know about them and why knowing who should use them matters.
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Bodies Of Missing Italian Divers Found Inside 60-Metre Cave After Maldives Scuba Disaster
The incident is believed to be the deadliest single diving accident in the Maldives, a country known globally for its coral islands and luxury diving tourism.
-
SpaceX Dragon Capsule Reaches ISS Carrying 6,500 Pounds of Supplies
SpaceX successfully launched and docked its Dragon capsule at the International Space Station under NASA’s CRS-34 mission. The spacecraft delivered cargo, scientific equipment, and advanced research experiments focused on bone health, microgravity simulation, and charged particles around Earth. Astronauts aboard the ISS will unload and later retu...
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What Happens To Your Hair And Skin After A Swim?
Taking a swim in summer is a refreshing practice. But when your hair and skin pay the price, then you need to know how to protect them from damage.
-
6 Common Dengue Myths Explained By Expert
Dr. Dinesh Kumar explains why a falling platelet count is not the only indicator of dengue severity. This guide explores 6 common myths to help navigate recovery without unnecessary panic.
-
The Weight Loss Switch: A New Study Finds A 'Hidden' System That Burns Calories And Strengthens Bones
A new study has identified the weight loss switch that could help burn calories and improve bone health. Here is what you need to know about it and how it can make a difference in your weight loss efforts.
-
ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
-
Thousands Of Medical Papers Found Citing Studies That Never Existed: Report
To conduct their analysis, the research team developed an automated verification system using AI that scanned 2.5 million papers published from January 1, 2023, to February 18, 2026, in PubMed Central's Open Access.
-
Largest Black Holes May Form Through Repeated Collisions, Study Suggests
New gravitational-wave data from LIGO Scientific Collaboration, Virgo, and KAGRA suggests the largest Black Holes form through repeated mergers inside dense star clusters rather than directly from collapsing stars.
-
How Travelling Can Slow Down Ageing
Scientists say travel is no longer just a leisure escape, with new research linking positive trips to slower aging and better overall health.
-
New Study Says You Don't Need Hardcore Workouts To Build Muscle
A new study pinpoints that by prioritising movement quality and reaching a state of muscle fatigue, anyone can stimulate growth. Dr Raju Vaishya explains the new finding and its implications for muscle growth.
-
Explainer: Why Pluto Lost Planet Status As NASA Chief Urges Reconsideration
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has reignited the two-decade-old debate over Pluto's classification by publicly backing its reinstatement as a full planet, while NASA prepares scientific papers to challenge the International Astronomical Union's 20
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NASA Chief Calls For Making Pluto A Planet Again At US Senate Hearing
He also said that NASA is working on research papers that they would like to bring forward within the scientific community to revisit the discussion.
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Climate Change Is Making Strokes More Frequent And Deadly, Warns World Stroke Organization
Climate change poses an escalating threat to brain health, with extreme heat, rapid humidity shifts and exposure to dust and sandstorms increasing the risk of having a stroke, according to a scientific statement by experts from the World Stroke Organ
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Feeling Tired By 3PM? 7 Nutrient-Dense Foods To Combat The Afternoon Slump
If you have experienced sudden tiredness by 3pm, then you need to modify your diet to combat it. Here are the 7 nutrient-dense foods that are scientifically proven to beat fatigue.
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Magnetic Nose Strips Available Easily Now: Do They Actually Reduce Snoring And Make Breathing Easier?
Magnetic nose strips are available easily, but their effect on snoring and breathing varies. Here is what you need to know about them and why knowing who should use them matters.
