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Heatwaves May Age You As Much As Smoking Or Drinking. Here's Why
The study highlights the need to understand the physiological stresses of a warming planet on human health.
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India, Japan Sign Deal For Joint Chandrayaan-5 Mission To Explore Moon's South Pole
India and Japan on Friday signed the implementing arrangement for the Chandrayaan-5 mission, a joint exploration of the polar region of the moon by the space agencies of the two countries.
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Listening To This Special Song While Eating Chocolate Can Enhance Its Taste
Based on decades of research, a music expert at the University of Bristol has come up with a song that can enhance the sensory experience of relishing chocolate.
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Diabetes Diet: Cardiologist Shares Best Snacks For Diabetics
Heart Diet: Many long term studies and scientific bodies emphasise on the overall impact of a healthy diet on heart especially in persons with high blood sugar levels.
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Delhi's Pollution Crisis Worsens As Microplastics Choke The Air, Study Warns
The average daily microplastic exposure rose from 10.7 particles in the colder months to 21.1 in the hotter season, the study highlighted.
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Ultra-Processed Food Can Affect Your Sex Hormones, Lower Sperm Count: Study
Eating foods high in sugar and salt can impact your reproductive health, and men need to be more careful. Here's why
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Brazil Considers Reprisals For 50% Trump Tariffs: Report
Brazil is considering retaliatory trade measures against the United States, including tariffs, after President Donald Trump imposed 50 percent levies on a range of Brazilian imports, government sources told AFP on Thursday.
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Are You A Nervous Flyer? Turbulence In Planes Set To Worsen, Study Warns
Planes are more likely to encounter severe turbulence when they fly through the jet stream, the study warned.
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"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
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Overworked Brain Cells May Burn Out In Parkinson's Disease: Study
In Parkinson's, neuron overactivation could be triggered by a combination of genetic factors, environmental toxins, and the need to compensate for other neurons that are lost.
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Why Are Indian Students Choosing To Study MBBS Abroad
Countries such as Georgia, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, China, the UK, and Kazakhstan have emerged as the most sought-after choices, offering a mix of affordability, global recognition, and quality training.
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Life In Asteroid Belt? New Research Suggests Ceres Was Once Habitable
A new study based on data from NASA's Dawn mission suggests that Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt, may have been capable of supporting single-celled life billions of years ago.
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20,000 Tonnes Under Earth: China Unveils Most Powerful 'Ghost Particle' Tracker
China has launched Juno, the worlds largest and most powerful neutrino detector, to explore mysterious ghost particles. Located deep underground in Guangdong, it will study neutrinos emitted by nearby nuclear power plants, marking a major milestone
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Mental Health Diet: New Study Suggests Hydration Is Essential For Reducing Stress
Hydration To Reduce Stress: Staying hydrated enhances sleep quality and emotional resilience, which are crucial in coping with daily stressors.
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Creatine: Are There Right & Wrong Ways To Consume Creatine? What You Need To Know
Creatine Consumption: Proper timing and method of intake for creatine can enhance results, while misuse can lead to bloating, stomach discomfort, or wasted supplementation without noticeable benefits.
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Heatwaves May Age You As Much As Smoking Or Drinking. Here's Why
The study highlights the need to understand the physiological stresses of a warming planet on human health.
-
India, Japan Sign Deal For Joint Chandrayaan-5 Mission To Explore Moon's South Pole
India and Japan on Friday signed the implementing arrangement for the Chandrayaan-5 mission, a joint exploration of the polar region of the moon by the space agencies of the two countries.
-
Listening To This Special Song While Eating Chocolate Can Enhance Its Taste
Based on decades of research, a music expert at the University of Bristol has come up with a song that can enhance the sensory experience of relishing chocolate.
-
Diabetes Diet: Cardiologist Shares Best Snacks For Diabetics
Heart Diet: Many long term studies and scientific bodies emphasise on the overall impact of a healthy diet on heart especially in persons with high blood sugar levels.
-
Delhi's Pollution Crisis Worsens As Microplastics Choke The Air, Study Warns
The average daily microplastic exposure rose from 10.7 particles in the colder months to 21.1 in the hotter season, the study highlighted.
-
Ultra-Processed Food Can Affect Your Sex Hormones, Lower Sperm Count: Study
Eating foods high in sugar and salt can impact your reproductive health, and men need to be more careful. Here's why
-
Brazil Considers Reprisals For 50% Trump Tariffs: Report
Brazil is considering retaliatory trade measures against the United States, including tariffs, after President Donald Trump imposed 50 percent levies on a range of Brazilian imports, government sources told AFP on Thursday.
-
Are You A Nervous Flyer? Turbulence In Planes Set To Worsen, Study Warns
Planes are more likely to encounter severe turbulence when they fly through the jet stream, the study warned.
-
"Truth Will Set Us Free": Kuki Students' Body Condemns FIR Threats Over PUCL Report
The largest students' organisation of the Kuki tribes has condemned Meitei civil society groups for demanding filing of police cases against some people who published a study on the Manipur ethnic violence under the aegis of the PUCL.
-
Overworked Brain Cells May Burn Out In Parkinson's Disease: Study
In Parkinson's, neuron overactivation could be triggered by a combination of genetic factors, environmental toxins, and the need to compensate for other neurons that are lost.
-
Why Are Indian Students Choosing To Study MBBS Abroad
Countries such as Georgia, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, China, the UK, and Kazakhstan have emerged as the most sought-after choices, offering a mix of affordability, global recognition, and quality training.
-
Life In Asteroid Belt? New Research Suggests Ceres Was Once Habitable
A new study based on data from NASA's Dawn mission suggests that Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt, may have been capable of supporting single-celled life billions of years ago.
-
20,000 Tonnes Under Earth: China Unveils Most Powerful 'Ghost Particle' Tracker
China has launched Juno, the worlds largest and most powerful neutrino detector, to explore mysterious ghost particles. Located deep underground in Guangdong, it will study neutrinos emitted by nearby nuclear power plants, marking a major milestone
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Mental Health Diet: New Study Suggests Hydration Is Essential For Reducing Stress
Hydration To Reduce Stress: Staying hydrated enhances sleep quality and emotional resilience, which are crucial in coping with daily stressors.
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Creatine: Are There Right & Wrong Ways To Consume Creatine? What You Need To Know
Creatine Consumption: Proper timing and method of intake for creatine can enhance results, while misuse can lead to bloating, stomach discomfort, or wasted supplementation without noticeable benefits.
