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World Autism Awareness Day 2026: Theme, History, And Importance
World Autism Awareness Day, observed on April 2, highlights the importance of inclusion, acceptance, and support for individuals with autism, with a growing global focus on rights and neurodiversity.
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Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
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Vivo X300 Ultra Camera Details Leaked as Handset Surfaces on Geekbench Ahead of March 30 Launch
Vivo is set to launch the X300 Ultra alongside the X300s in China on March 30. Ahead of the debut, a report has revealed key camera details, including a 3 + 2 Zeiss lens setup, a 200-megapixel Sony LYTIA 901 main sensor, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera with advanced stabilisation. The phone is also said to feature upgraded light inta...
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Tanning Too Fast? Dermatologist Reveals Why Indians Tan More Than Others And How To Protect Your Skin
Indians tend to tan more noticeably due to their skin's characteristics
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Low Vision Is Not Blindness: Understanding The Spectrum Of Visual Impairment
Vision loss exists on a wide spectrum, and low vision is very different from total blindness.
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What Is Stem Cell Therapy? Here's How Much It Costs For Conditions It Can Actually Cure
The Supreme Courts latest ban on the use of stem cell therapy for autism serves as a vital reminder that miracle cures often lack scientific backing. Here is a breakdown of what stem cell therapy actually is and how much it costs.
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Supreme Court Bars Stem Cell Therapy For Autism: Why The Ruling Matters
The Supreme Court has ruled that stem cell therapy cannot be offered as a treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder, calling its use outside approved clinical trials unethical and medical malpractice.
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DoT Allows Licence-Free Use of Lower 6GHz Spectrum for Wi-Fi Routers, Sets Power Limits
The Department of Telecommunications has opened 500MHz of spectrum in the lower 6GHz band for licence-free Wi-Fi, a move aimed at improving indoor connectivity and enabling Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7. The new framework allows low-power indoor and very low-power outdoor devices to operate in the 5925–6425MHz range under defined power and emission limits...
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G-Zero World Is Here: Ian Bremmer To NDTV In Davos Warning
India is no longer on the fool around and find out side of global power. According to Bremmer, it now sits in what he calls the TACO spectrum, short for Trump Always Chickens Out.
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Apple Could Equip Future iPhone Cameras With Multispectral Imaging for Improved Image Processing
Apple is working on multispectral imaging technology, which it could potentially use in future generations of iPhone cameras, according to supply chain reports. The Cupertino-based tech giant is said to be evaluating components related to multispectral imaging, although it remains at infancy. This is expected to allow for the recording of a wider s...
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World Autism Awareness Day 2026: Theme, History, And Importance
World Autism Awareness Day, observed on April 2, highlights the importance of inclusion, acceptance, and support for individuals with autism, with a growing global focus on rights and neurodiversity.
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Skin Damage Doesn't Stop at the Door: The Need For Wearing Sunscreen At Home
Indoor UV doesn't just cause cosmetic problems. It triggers free radicals, inflaming skin and weakening its barrier. This leads to melasma and increases risk of melanoma.
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Vivo X300 Ultra Camera Details Leaked as Handset Surfaces on Geekbench Ahead of March 30 Launch
Vivo is set to launch the X300 Ultra alongside the X300s in China on March 30. Ahead of the debut, a report has revealed key camera details, including a 3 + 2 Zeiss lens setup, a 200-megapixel Sony LYTIA 901 main sensor, and a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto camera with advanced stabilisation. The phone is also said to feature upgraded light inta...
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Tanning Too Fast? Dermatologist Reveals Why Indians Tan More Than Others And How To Protect Your Skin
Indians tend to tan more noticeably due to their skin's characteristics
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Low Vision Is Not Blindness: Understanding The Spectrum Of Visual Impairment
Vision loss exists on a wide spectrum, and low vision is very different from total blindness.
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What Is Stem Cell Therapy? Here's How Much It Costs For Conditions It Can Actually Cure
The Supreme Courts latest ban on the use of stem cell therapy for autism serves as a vital reminder that miracle cures often lack scientific backing. Here is a breakdown of what stem cell therapy actually is and how much it costs.
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Supreme Court Bars Stem Cell Therapy For Autism: Why The Ruling Matters
The Supreme Court has ruled that stem cell therapy cannot be offered as a treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder, calling its use outside approved clinical trials unethical and medical malpractice.
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DoT Allows Licence-Free Use of Lower 6GHz Spectrum for Wi-Fi Routers, Sets Power Limits
The Department of Telecommunications has opened 500MHz of spectrum in the lower 6GHz band for licence-free Wi-Fi, a move aimed at improving indoor connectivity and enabling Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7. The new framework allows low-power indoor and very low-power outdoor devices to operate in the 5925–6425MHz range under defined power and emission limits...
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G-Zero World Is Here: Ian Bremmer To NDTV In Davos Warning
India is no longer on the fool around and find out side of global power. According to Bremmer, it now sits in what he calls the TACO spectrum, short for Trump Always Chickens Out.
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Apple Could Equip Future iPhone Cameras With Multispectral Imaging for Improved Image Processing
Apple is working on multispectral imaging technology, which it could potentially use in future generations of iPhone cameras, according to supply chain reports. The Cupertino-based tech giant is said to be evaluating components related to multispectral imaging, although it remains at infancy. This is expected to allow for the recording of a wider s...
