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Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Watch: Indian Couple Pursuing Master's In Ireland Share Monthly Budget, Rent Alone Costs Rs 1.5 Lakh
Sayali and Vaibhav, who moved to Ireland in 2025, revealed that they spend around 3,000 euros (approximately Rs 3.25 lakh) every month.
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Entrepreneur Reveals Why Staying In India Over Studying Abroad Was Worth It
The entrepreneur chose to stay in India 17 years ago despite having multiple offers to study abroad.
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Nutritionist Reveals Why Marriage Can Be Linked To Better Blood Sugar Control
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain has shared an interesting link between marriage and HbA1c, a test that measures average blood sugar levels.
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How Are Sydney Sweeney And Marilyn Monroe Related?
According to a study by genealogists, Sydney Sweeney and Marilyn Monroe are ninth cousins, once removed
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Ashoka University Graduate Chosen For UK's Chevening Scholarship On First Attempt
Reflecting on the personal challenges faced during the application season, the scholar said that her family had supported her while she dealt with an autoimmune condition.
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World's 90% Health Burden Of Chewing Tobacco Concentrated In 10 Countries, Including India: Study
The researchers said the figures reflect total deaths and disability, meaning countries with larger populations may account for a greater share of the burden even if their rates are not the highest.
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Three-Year-Olds Take As Many As 30,000 Steps Per Day, New Study Finds
According to the scientists, these numbers are meant to serve as a baseline for understanding childhood behaviour, not a strict daily goal.
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Why Educated People Fall For Cyber Fraud: IIT Madras Researchers Explain
A study by IIT Madras reveals that even highly educated and digitally skilled individuals fall victim to financial cyber fraud.
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Why Indian Students Choose Canada: Survey Reveals What Matters Most
Study In Canada: At a time when concerns around visa policies, work permits, and post-study employment opportunities are shaping discussions around international education, the latest survey highlights the factors influencing students' decisions about where to study.
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IIT-JEE AIR 1 Left The US To Study Mosquito Brains At IIT Kanpur
After earning a PhD in bioinformatics, Gupta returned to IIT Kanpur as a professor researching neuroscience, earning multiple prestigious awards.
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Large Clinical Trial Finds 24 Weeks Of Ashwagandha Well Tolerated Without Liver Or Kidney Injury
A large multicentre clinical study published in Frontiers in Medicine found daily administration of a standardised Ashwagandha root extract for 24 weeks was well tolerated with no evidence of treatmentrelated hepatic or renal injury, the government said on Monday.
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Did Two Nervous Systems Merge To Create The Human Brain? New Stanford Study Says Yes
The finding helped scientists grow human hindbrain neurons in the laboratory, something that has been difficult to achieve. This could eventually help researchers study conditions such as ALS and SMA
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Want To Study In Germany? Check Application Process, Student Visa, Expenses
Study In Germany: Germany is one of the most sought-after study-abroad destinations among international students. Three of the country's major cities have been featured in the QS Best Student Cities rankings.
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Changes In Routine Blood Tests In Patients With Unexplained Weight Loss Could Help Identify Cancer: Study
Changes in routine blood tests among patients with unexplained weight loss may help identify cancer when adjusted for age and sex.
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Do You Really Need To Wear A Health Tracker While Sleeping? What The Data Can And Cannot Tell You
Sleep trackers estimate sleep duration, heart rate, and blood oxygen but should be seen as tools, not medical devices, says Dr Pallav Mishra.
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Watch: Indian Couple Pursuing Master's In Ireland Share Monthly Budget, Rent Alone Costs Rs 1.5 Lakh
Sayali and Vaibhav, who moved to Ireland in 2025, revealed that they spend around 3,000 euros (approximately Rs 3.25 lakh) every month.
-
Entrepreneur Reveals Why Staying In India Over Studying Abroad Was Worth It
The entrepreneur chose to stay in India 17 years ago despite having multiple offers to study abroad.
-
Nutritionist Reveals Why Marriage Can Be Linked To Better Blood Sugar Control
Nutritionist Deepsikha Jain has shared an interesting link between marriage and HbA1c, a test that measures average blood sugar levels.
-
How Are Sydney Sweeney And Marilyn Monroe Related?
According to a study by genealogists, Sydney Sweeney and Marilyn Monroe are ninth cousins, once removed
-
Ashoka University Graduate Chosen For UK's Chevening Scholarship On First Attempt
Reflecting on the personal challenges faced during the application season, the scholar said that her family had supported her while she dealt with an autoimmune condition.
-
World's 90% Health Burden Of Chewing Tobacco Concentrated In 10 Countries, Including India: Study
The researchers said the figures reflect total deaths and disability, meaning countries with larger populations may account for a greater share of the burden even if their rates are not the highest.
-
Three-Year-Olds Take As Many As 30,000 Steps Per Day, New Study Finds
According to the scientists, these numbers are meant to serve as a baseline for understanding childhood behaviour, not a strict daily goal.
-
Why Educated People Fall For Cyber Fraud: IIT Madras Researchers Explain
A study by IIT Madras reveals that even highly educated and digitally skilled individuals fall victim to financial cyber fraud.
-
Why Indian Students Choose Canada: Survey Reveals What Matters Most
Study In Canada: At a time when concerns around visa policies, work permits, and post-study employment opportunities are shaping discussions around international education, the latest survey highlights the factors influencing students' decisions about where to study.
-
IIT-JEE AIR 1 Left The US To Study Mosquito Brains At IIT Kanpur
After earning a PhD in bioinformatics, Gupta returned to IIT Kanpur as a professor researching neuroscience, earning multiple prestigious awards.
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Large Clinical Trial Finds 24 Weeks Of Ashwagandha Well Tolerated Without Liver Or Kidney Injury
A large multicentre clinical study published in Frontiers in Medicine found daily administration of a standardised Ashwagandha root extract for 24 weeks was well tolerated with no evidence of treatmentrelated hepatic or renal injury, the government said on Monday.
-
Did Two Nervous Systems Merge To Create The Human Brain? New Stanford Study Says Yes
The finding helped scientists grow human hindbrain neurons in the laboratory, something that has been difficult to achieve. This could eventually help researchers study conditions such as ALS and SMA
-
Want To Study In Germany? Check Application Process, Student Visa, Expenses
Study In Germany: Germany is one of the most sought-after study-abroad destinations among international students. Three of the country's major cities have been featured in the QS Best Student Cities rankings.
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Changes In Routine Blood Tests In Patients With Unexplained Weight Loss Could Help Identify Cancer: Study
Changes in routine blood tests among patients with unexplained weight loss may help identify cancer when adjusted for age and sex.
