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Karnataka Study Finds 91% Believe Polls Are Fair, BJP Hits Out At Congress
A study by a Karnataka government agency that found the people of Karnataka largely believe that elections are free and fair and that Electronic Voting Machines deliver accurate results, had provided the BJP with a handle against the Congress.
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Insomnia And Anxiety Linked To Weaker Immune System, Says New Study
Insomnia or anxiety could be linked to fewer number of immune cells, potentially resulting in a less effective immune system, a study in young women has found.
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Frailty And Depression Significantly Increases Dementia Risk In Older Adults, Finds Study
The results highlight the complex links between frailty, depression, and cognitive function.
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Alzheimer's Immune Response Higher In Females' Brain Than In Males, Finds New Study
In a joint study by researchers at the University of Rochester, US, and Indian researchers found that immune cells in the brain act differently in male and female mice with Alzheimer's disease.
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Statins May Reduce Heart Disease Risks, Deaths In Diabetes Patients: New Study
Statins were found to lower the chances of dying from any cause and reduced the risk of major cardiac events for all patients, even those considered at low risk.
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Who Is Aviva Baig, Delhi Woman To Marry Priyanka Gandhi's Son Raihan Vadra
Aviva Baig's family is based in Delhi, and her family and the Vadra family are reportedly close.
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Woman Turns Exam Failure Into Global Tech Success Through Grit And Persistence
The year 2010 was the most difficult period of her life. While her friends were easily securing internships, Priyanka struggled constantly.
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"Want Government To Stop This": Father Of Tripura Student Killed In Uttarakhand
"No one should lose their child the way I did. No child who has gone outside to study should face this": This was the message from Tarun Chakma, the father of the man from Tripura who was killed in a racial attack in Dehradun.
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Having Sleep Apnoea Increases Risk Of Mood Disorders, Anxiety By 40%: Study
A study of older adults in Canada has linked sleep apnoea with a 40 per cent higher chance of mental health conditions, including anxiety and mood disorders.
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Swearing May Boost Confidence, Reduce Inhibitions: New Study
A new study finds that swearing could help promotes psychological states conducive to maximizing effort and overcoming internal constraints. These effects have potential implications for athletic performance and rehabilitation.
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In This Bihar District, A Crematorium And A School Coexist
Pyres burn on one side while, just a few meters away, children study in a school located within a crematorium in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. Despite the surroundings, the students say they feel no fear and attend classes regularly.
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Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
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New Experimental Obesity Drugs Target Mitochondria To Burn More Calories: Australian Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Technology Sydney in Australia, focussed on "mitochondrial uncouplers" - molecules that make cells burn energy less efficiently and release fuel as heat instead of converting it into energy the body
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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62% Mouth Cancer Cases In India Caused By Alcohol, Smokeless Tobacco Use: Study
More than six out of 10 people in India are suffering from mouth (buccal mucosa) cancer due to frequent consumption of alcohol, with locally brewed drinks associated with the greatest risk.
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Karnataka Study Finds 91% Believe Polls Are Fair, BJP Hits Out At Congress
A study by a Karnataka government agency that found the people of Karnataka largely believe that elections are free and fair and that Electronic Voting Machines deliver accurate results, had provided the BJP with a handle against the Congress.
-
Insomnia And Anxiety Linked To Weaker Immune System, Says New Study
Insomnia or anxiety could be linked to fewer number of immune cells, potentially resulting in a less effective immune system, a study in young women has found.
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Frailty And Depression Significantly Increases Dementia Risk In Older Adults, Finds Study
The results highlight the complex links between frailty, depression, and cognitive function.
-
Alzheimer's Immune Response Higher In Females' Brain Than In Males, Finds New Study
In a joint study by researchers at the University of Rochester, US, and Indian researchers found that immune cells in the brain act differently in male and female mice with Alzheimer's disease.
-
Statins May Reduce Heart Disease Risks, Deaths In Diabetes Patients: New Study
Statins were found to lower the chances of dying from any cause and reduced the risk of major cardiac events for all patients, even those considered at low risk.
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Who Is Aviva Baig, Delhi Woman To Marry Priyanka Gandhi's Son Raihan Vadra
Aviva Baig's family is based in Delhi, and her family and the Vadra family are reportedly close.
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Woman Turns Exam Failure Into Global Tech Success Through Grit And Persistence
The year 2010 was the most difficult period of her life. While her friends were easily securing internships, Priyanka struggled constantly.
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"Want Government To Stop This": Father Of Tripura Student Killed In Uttarakhand
"No one should lose their child the way I did. No child who has gone outside to study should face this": This was the message from Tarun Chakma, the father of the man from Tripura who was killed in a racial attack in Dehradun.
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Having Sleep Apnoea Increases Risk Of Mood Disorders, Anxiety By 40%: Study
A study of older adults in Canada has linked sleep apnoea with a 40 per cent higher chance of mental health conditions, including anxiety and mood disorders.
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Swearing May Boost Confidence, Reduce Inhibitions: New Study
A new study finds that swearing could help promotes psychological states conducive to maximizing effort and overcoming internal constraints. These effects have potential implications for athletic performance and rehabilitation.
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In This Bihar District, A Crematorium And A School Coexist
Pyres burn on one side while, just a few meters away, children study in a school located within a crematorium in Muzaffarpur, Bihar. Despite the surroundings, the students say they feel no fear and attend classes regularly.
-
Medicines For Attention Deficiency Improve Alertness, Not Focus, Says New Study
Prescription medicines used to treat ADHD may be working by making one more alert and interested in tasks, rather than directly improving their ability to focus as was previously thought, a new study has found.
-
New Experimental Obesity Drugs Target Mitochondria To Burn More Calories: Australian Study
The team, led by researchers from the University of Technology Sydney in Australia, focussed on "mitochondrial uncouplers" - molecules that make cells burn energy less efficiently and release fuel as heat instead of converting it into energy the body
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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62% Mouth Cancer Cases In India Caused By Alcohol, Smokeless Tobacco Use: Study
More than six out of 10 people in India are suffering from mouth (buccal mucosa) cancer due to frequent consumption of alcohol, with locally brewed drinks associated with the greatest risk.
