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Facing Budget Cuts, Researchers Launch OnlyFans Page To Fund Marmot Study
The researchers launched a page titled "OnlyMarms" on OnlyFans, a platform primarily known for adult content.
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How To Do Your Own Online Health Research Like A Scientist - A Biostatistician's Step-By-Step Guide
People are surrounded by studies, headlines, forums, family and friends, often all speaking at once in different directions and with different levels of reliability. How do you move through this abundance of information without getting lost in it? Here's how to approach this process as a scientist.
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Planning To Study Abroad In 2026-27? Check Eligibility Requirements For Indian Students
Indian students planning to study abroad in 2026-27 should know the eligibility criteria, required documents, language tests, and visa requirements before applying.
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Study Abroad: Top 10 Student Cities In North America As Per QS Rankings 2027
QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2027: Beyond academic performance, QS also considers employability and career outcomes, helping students choose destinations that offer strong long-term prospects.
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Heart Transplant Gap In India Alarming, Only 0.2% Need Met: Lancet Study
Supply of organ transplant in India in 2021 met only 0.2 per cent of heart, 1.2 per cent of lung need and 1.5 per cent of liver need, according to a study published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal.
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Mold-Associated Illnesses May Be More Common Than Thought: Study
A one-of-a-kind US based study suggests invasive mold infections may be an underappreciated and are a potentially deadly threat.
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If Smoking Causes Cancer, Why Don't All Smokers Get It? Study Answers
The new research does not change the most important message about smoking: quitting remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of lung cancer and other serious diseases.
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AIIMS Study Uncovers Key Factors Boosting Childhood Cancer Survival
An AIIMS New Delhi-led review has brought together three decades of published childhood cancer survival evidence in India, providing policy makers the country's first consolidated picture of outcomes across major childhood cancers.
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Yoga May Improve Chances Of Quitting Tobacco By 50%, Boost Mental Well-Being: AIIMS Study
Practising yoga may significantly improve a tobacco user's chances of quitting while also reducing anxiety, depression, and other psychological factors linked to addiction, according to a study by researchers at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi.
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This Australian University Offers 50% Tuition Scholarships For Indian Students
Study In Australia: The scholarship is aimed at meritorious international students enrolling in full-time undergraduate or postgraduate programmes starting in 2026 or 2027.
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UK Undergraduate Applications Rise 4.6%: India Becomes Second-Largest Applicant Source
UK undergraduate applications reached a record high in 2026. India emerges as the second-largest applicant source, reflecting growing interest in UK higher education.
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Study Abroad Checklist: Essential Documents Every Indian Student Should Have
Visa applications may need additional papers such as medical certificates and police clearances, so students should verify requirements on official university websites.
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UK Heatwave Cost Economy $1.5 Billion, Wiped Out 24 Million Work Hours: Study
England's record June heatwave triggered a $1.5 billion economic hit as construction, agriculture and other workers cut hours to cope
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Spouses May Increase Risk Of Dementia By Up To 70%, New Study Finds
The study is based on a nationwide population and used Taiwan's National Health Insurance Research Database from 1998 to 2022.
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Man Reveals Struggles Faced By Indian Students In Europe: 'Take Low-End Jobs Just To Make Ends Meet'
Indian man reveals financial and academic challenges faced by students studying in Europe.
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Facing Budget Cuts, Researchers Launch OnlyFans Page To Fund Marmot Study
The researchers launched a page titled "OnlyMarms" on OnlyFans, a platform primarily known for adult content.
-
How To Do Your Own Online Health Research Like A Scientist - A Biostatistician's Step-By-Step Guide
People are surrounded by studies, headlines, forums, family and friends, often all speaking at once in different directions and with different levels of reliability. How do you move through this abundance of information without getting lost in it? Here's how to approach this process as a scientist.
-
Planning To Study Abroad In 2026-27? Check Eligibility Requirements For Indian Students
Indian students planning to study abroad in 2026-27 should know the eligibility criteria, required documents, language tests, and visa requirements before applying.
-
Study Abroad: Top 10 Student Cities In North America As Per QS Rankings 2027
QS Best Student Cities Rankings 2027: Beyond academic performance, QS also considers employability and career outcomes, helping students choose destinations that offer strong long-term prospects.
-
Heart Transplant Gap In India Alarming, Only 0.2% Need Met: Lancet Study
Supply of organ transplant in India in 2021 met only 0.2 per cent of heart, 1.2 per cent of lung need and 1.5 per cent of liver need, according to a study published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal.
-
Mold-Associated Illnesses May Be More Common Than Thought: Study
A one-of-a-kind US based study suggests invasive mold infections may be an underappreciated and are a potentially deadly threat.
-
If Smoking Causes Cancer, Why Don't All Smokers Get It? Study Answers
The new research does not change the most important message about smoking: quitting remains one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of lung cancer and other serious diseases.
-
AIIMS Study Uncovers Key Factors Boosting Childhood Cancer Survival
An AIIMS New Delhi-led review has brought together three decades of published childhood cancer survival evidence in India, providing policy makers the country's first consolidated picture of outcomes across major childhood cancers.
-
Yoga May Improve Chances Of Quitting Tobacco By 50%, Boost Mental Well-Being: AIIMS Study
Practising yoga may significantly improve a tobacco user's chances of quitting while also reducing anxiety, depression, and other psychological factors linked to addiction, according to a study by researchers at the All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi.
-
This Australian University Offers 50% Tuition Scholarships For Indian Students
Study In Australia: The scholarship is aimed at meritorious international students enrolling in full-time undergraduate or postgraduate programmes starting in 2026 or 2027.
-
UK Undergraduate Applications Rise 4.6%: India Becomes Second-Largest Applicant Source
UK undergraduate applications reached a record high in 2026. India emerges as the second-largest applicant source, reflecting growing interest in UK higher education.
-
Study Abroad Checklist: Essential Documents Every Indian Student Should Have
Visa applications may need additional papers such as medical certificates and police clearances, so students should verify requirements on official university websites.
-
UK Heatwave Cost Economy $1.5 Billion, Wiped Out 24 Million Work Hours: Study
England's record June heatwave triggered a $1.5 billion economic hit as construction, agriculture and other workers cut hours to cope
-
Spouses May Increase Risk Of Dementia By Up To 70%, New Study Finds
The study is based on a nationwide population and used Taiwan's National Health Insurance Research Database from 1998 to 2022.
-
Man Reveals Struggles Faced By Indian Students In Europe: 'Take Low-End Jobs Just To Make Ends Meet'
Indian man reveals financial and academic challenges faced by students studying in Europe.
