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Exercise In Middle Age Matters More Than You Think, Long-Term Study Finds
US study finds consistent physical activity in young adulthood and middle age reduces high blood pressure risk, with notable racial disparities.
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No Link Between Childhood Vaccines And Increased Risk Of Epilepsy, Finds New Study
Routine childhood vaccinations are not associated with an increased risk of epilepsy in young children, according to a new study led by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Times Higher Education Releases Subject-Wise Rankings Of Top Universities
US universities lead with 68 top spots, UK has 29 in THE World University Rankings by Subject 2026, highlighting top performers like Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and Stanford.
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Tylenol Pregnancy Study Contradicts Trump Claims On Autism Link
Using the common painkiller acetaminophen during pregnancy is not linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in children, according to a study published in the Lancet on Friday.
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These Five US Universities Offer Fully Funded Scholarships
For students who are either financially constrained or unable to meet certain test requirements, fully funded scholarships-often covering tuition and living expenses-can significantly ease the path to studying in the US.
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How A Simple Journalling Habit Helped A US Woman Shed 86 Kg
Several studies suggest that journalling can play a big role in your weight loss journey
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Failed IIT Twice, Now Leading Operations At Microsoft, Techie's Inspirational Story Viral
Priyanka Vergadia, a senior director at Microsoft, shared her inspirational journey where she faced multiple setbacks and financial troubles.
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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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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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Alzheimer's Disease Can Be Reversed, Show Animal Studies
In a significant breakthrough, US researchers have found in animal studies that Alzheimer's disease can be reverse, challenging previous studies that for over a century considered the neurodegenerative disease to be irreversible.
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New Nipah Vaccine Proves Safe, Triggers Antibodies In Phase 1 Results: Lancet Study
A phase 1 randomised clinical trial of a novel Nipah virus vaccine, led by US researchers, may soon pave the way to prevent the deadly infection.
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13.35 Lakh Indian Students Studied Abroad In 2024, Canada, US, Top Choices
Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Germany have emerged as the five most preferred international higher education destinations for Indian students, NITI Aayog report said.
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Climate Change Could Increase Chances Of Child Stunting In South Asia By 2050, Says New Study
Researchers at the US' University of California Santa Barbara looked at how exposure to extremely hot, humid conditions during pregnancy can impact children's health in the populous continent.
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Study Abroad: What Is SAT? Key Exam For Admission To Top Global Universities
SAT For Study Abroad: The SAT is a standardised, computer-based exam designed for high school students applying to undergraduate programs in the US, Canada, and other countries.
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New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
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Exercise In Middle Age Matters More Than You Think, Long-Term Study Finds
US study finds consistent physical activity in young adulthood and middle age reduces high blood pressure risk, with notable racial disparities.
-
No Link Between Childhood Vaccines And Increased Risk Of Epilepsy, Finds New Study
Routine childhood vaccinations are not associated with an increased risk of epilepsy in young children, according to a new study led by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
-
Times Higher Education Releases Subject-Wise Rankings Of Top Universities
US universities lead with 68 top spots, UK has 29 in THE World University Rankings by Subject 2026, highlighting top performers like Harvard, MIT, Oxford, and Stanford.
-
Tylenol Pregnancy Study Contradicts Trump Claims On Autism Link
Using the common painkiller acetaminophen during pregnancy is not linked to neurodevelopmental disorders in children, according to a study published in the Lancet on Friday.
-
These Five US Universities Offer Fully Funded Scholarships
For students who are either financially constrained or unable to meet certain test requirements, fully funded scholarships-often covering tuition and living expenses-can significantly ease the path to studying in the US.
-
How A Simple Journalling Habit Helped A US Woman Shed 86 Kg
Several studies suggest that journalling can play a big role in your weight loss journey
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Failed IIT Twice, Now Leading Operations At Microsoft, Techie's Inspirational Story Viral
Priyanka Vergadia, a senior director at Microsoft, shared her inspirational journey where she faced multiple setbacks and financial troubles.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Alzheimer's Disease Can Be Reversed, Show Animal Studies
In a significant breakthrough, US researchers have found in animal studies that Alzheimer's disease can be reverse, challenging previous studies that for over a century considered the neurodegenerative disease to be irreversible.
-
New Nipah Vaccine Proves Safe, Triggers Antibodies In Phase 1 Results: Lancet Study
A phase 1 randomised clinical trial of a novel Nipah virus vaccine, led by US researchers, may soon pave the way to prevent the deadly infection.
-
13.35 Lakh Indian Students Studied Abroad In 2024, Canada, US, Top Choices
Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Germany have emerged as the five most preferred international higher education destinations for Indian students, NITI Aayog report said.
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Climate Change Could Increase Chances Of Child Stunting In South Asia By 2050, Says New Study
Researchers at the US' University of California Santa Barbara looked at how exposure to extremely hot, humid conditions during pregnancy can impact children's health in the populous continent.
-
Study Abroad: What Is SAT? Key Exam For Admission To Top Global Universities
SAT For Study Abroad: The SAT is a standardised, computer-based exam designed for high school students applying to undergraduate programs in the US, Canada, and other countries.
-
New Study Reveals That Fixing Body Clock Rhythms In Mice Can Reduce Cancer Risk
A new study in mice by Author Jeremy Borniger, assistant professor at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, has shown that cancer could disrupt the body's corticosterone-circulating rhythm and fixing it led to a significant shrinking of tumours.
