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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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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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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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Why Eating Alone Could Be Weighing More On Your Health Than You Think
A new global study could be weighing more on your health than you think. Here is what the global study wants to know about eating alone and why you need to make small changes for your well-being.
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Antibiotic Resistance Tied To Soil Dryness, New Study Shows
Soil dryness from drought can increase the amount of natural antibiotics and promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to an analysis.
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India Launches Clinical Study Integrating Traditional Ayurveda With Modern Tuberculosis Treatments
India on Tuesday launched a first-of-its-kind global clinical study to scientifically evaluate traditional Ayurveda as an adjunct to modern tuberculosis (TB) treatments.
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India Is Building Homegrown AI Tools To Predict Preterm Births Early
The initiative has also established a national biorepository and the GARBH-INi-DRISHTI data-sharing platform, enabling wider access for the research community and contributing to global scientific publications.
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NDTV Exclusive: Inside India's Ocean Research Vessel Sagar Manjusha
NDTV spent nearly 30 hours onboard India's ocean research vessel ORV Sagar Manjusha, witnessing live scientific experiments in the Arabian Sea and getting an inside look at how researchers study the ocean floor.
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Can Diabetics Include Strawberries In Their Diet? What Studies Say
Strawberries for Diabetics: Strawberries can be a smart, diabetes-friendly fruit when eaten in moderation. Discover what scientific studies reveal about their impact on blood sugar levels.
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Online Advice On Morning Sickness Lacks Evidence; Study Reveals Safe Remedies
A recent study published in the journal Midwifery examined how reliable YouTube is for advice on morning sickness.
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The Detox Myth: Nutritionist Explains Why Juice Cleanses Don't Detox You, And the Real Risks You Should Know
There are no credible scientific studies to support the claim that juice cleanses effectively detoxify the body beyond what the body does naturally.
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Microsoft Project Silica Can Preserve Terabytes of Data in Glass for 10,000 Years Without Power
Microsoft’s Project Silica demonstrates that digital data can be stored in ordinary borosilicate glass for over 10,000 years. Using femtosecond lasers, researchers encode information as microscopic 3D voxels, achieving densities of 4.8 terabytes on a 2mm sheet. Unlike magnetic tapes or hard drives that degrade within decades, glass resists heat, ...
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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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Why Eating Alone Could Be Weighing More On Your Health Than You Think
A new global study could be weighing more on your health than you think. Here is what the global study wants to know about eating alone and why you need to make small changes for your well-being.
-
Antibiotic Resistance Tied To Soil Dryness, New Study Shows
Soil dryness from drought can increase the amount of natural antibiotics and promote the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, according to an analysis.
-
India Launches Clinical Study Integrating Traditional Ayurveda With Modern Tuberculosis Treatments
India on Tuesday launched a first-of-its-kind global clinical study to scientifically evaluate traditional Ayurveda as an adjunct to modern tuberculosis (TB) treatments.
-
India Is Building Homegrown AI Tools To Predict Preterm Births Early
The initiative has also established a national biorepository and the GARBH-INi-DRISHTI data-sharing platform, enabling wider access for the research community and contributing to global scientific publications.
-
NDTV Exclusive: Inside India's Ocean Research Vessel Sagar Manjusha
NDTV spent nearly 30 hours onboard India's ocean research vessel ORV Sagar Manjusha, witnessing live scientific experiments in the Arabian Sea and getting an inside look at how researchers study the ocean floor.
-
Can Diabetics Include Strawberries In Their Diet? What Studies Say
Strawberries for Diabetics: Strawberries can be a smart, diabetes-friendly fruit when eaten in moderation. Discover what scientific studies reveal about their impact on blood sugar levels.
-
Online Advice On Morning Sickness Lacks Evidence; Study Reveals Safe Remedies
A recent study published in the journal Midwifery examined how reliable YouTube is for advice on morning sickness.
-
The Detox Myth: Nutritionist Explains Why Juice Cleanses Don't Detox You, And the Real Risks You Should Know
There are no credible scientific studies to support the claim that juice cleanses effectively detoxify the body beyond what the body does naturally.
-
Microsoft Project Silica Can Preserve Terabytes of Data in Glass for 10,000 Years Without Power
Microsoft’s Project Silica demonstrates that digital data can be stored in ordinary borosilicate glass for over 10,000 years. Using femtosecond lasers, researchers encode information as microscopic 3D voxels, achieving densities of 4.8 terabytes on a 2mm sheet. Unlike magnetic tapes or hard drives that degrade within decades, glass resists heat, ...
