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Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
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One Day Of Extreme Heat Causes 3,400 Excess Deaths Across India, Study Estimates
Heatwave to severe heatwave conditions were prevailing in north, central and east India, with temperatures consistently exceeding 45 degrees Celsius in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, parts of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana over past few days.
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$51 Billion Opportunity: This Sector Can Create 26 Lakh Jobs, Improve Cities
According to the study, better handling of organic waste could create nearly 26 lakh direct jobs, attract around $24 billion in investments.
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Caffeine In Evening May Affect Quality Of Night-Time Sleep, Study Finds
Caffeine may shorten sleep or make it more difficult to fall asleep; however, even when sleep duration appears normal, it may reduce slow-wave activity and shift the EEG pattern toward a more 'wakeful' brain.
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Menstrual Blood Can Help Detect Endometriosis Without Surgery, Reveals Study
A new study published in the Nature journal has identified a way to detect endometriosis without the need for invasive surgery. Here is what the study found and how it can affect women's healthcare outcomes.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Vitamin B12, Folate Deficiencies Could Be Related With Fatigue, Reduced Motivation: Study
Deficiencies in vitamins such as B12 and folate (vitamin B9) could be associated with a greater physical fatigue in men and decreased motivation in women, according to a study.
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Bad Cholesterol Reduction: Single Gene Therapy Dose Shows 62% Drop
A one-time gene therapy for treating hypercholesterolaemia could lower up to 62 per cent 'bad' cholesterol in the blood, with reductions sustaining over time, according to results of a clinical trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Iron Supplements: Why Pairing Them With This Fruit Juice Fixes Anaemia Faster
India faces a public health burden with anaemia that affects women and children. Here is what a new study on iron supplements found, which could help treat anaemia faster.
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ISRO Detects Possible Ice Beneath Moon's Surface Using Chandrayaan-2 Data
The findings come from the Dual Frequency Synthetic Aperture Radar (DFSAR) onboard Chandrayaan-2.
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Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
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Can Short Power Naps Protect Your Health During Heatwaves?
Experts say short power naps during heatwaves may help improve alertness, reduce fatigue, and ease heat-related stress, especially when combined with hydration, cooling measures, and proper nighttime sleep.
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From Zomato Delivery Rider To FMS Delhi: Haryana Man's Success Story Inspires Internet
Girish Sharma detailed his story in a heartfelt LinkedIn post, where he reflected on years of financial struggle and setbacks before finally achieving his dream of studying at one of India's top business schools.
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Explained: Why Buyers Are Suddenly Ditching 1BHK, 2BHK Flats in Noida
The real estate market in Gautam Buddha Nagar is witnessing a dramatic transformation, with buyers increasingly choosing spacious luxury apartments over compact homes.
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Mental Illness Burden Nearly Doubles Globally Since 1990, Says New Lancet Study
The findings suggest that mental health problems are no longer a secondary issue but a major global concern affecting productivity, education and overall quality of life.
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Largest Shortages In Cancer Workforce In 2050 Could Be Nurses, Diagnostic Specialists: Study
Scaling up the global cancer workforce could reduce mortality by over 50 percent in 55 countries, notably in Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
-
One Day Of Extreme Heat Causes 3,400 Excess Deaths Across India, Study Estimates
Heatwave to severe heatwave conditions were prevailing in north, central and east India, with temperatures consistently exceeding 45 degrees Celsius in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, parts of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana over past few days.
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$51 Billion Opportunity: This Sector Can Create 26 Lakh Jobs, Improve Cities
According to the study, better handling of organic waste could create nearly 26 lakh direct jobs, attract around $24 billion in investments.
-
Caffeine In Evening May Affect Quality Of Night-Time Sleep, Study Finds
Caffeine may shorten sleep or make it more difficult to fall asleep; however, even when sleep duration appears normal, it may reduce slow-wave activity and shift the EEG pattern toward a more 'wakeful' brain.
-
Menstrual Blood Can Help Detect Endometriosis Without Surgery, Reveals Study
A new study published in the Nature journal has identified a way to detect endometriosis without the need for invasive surgery. Here is what the study found and how it can affect women's healthcare outcomes.
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Vitamin B12, Folate Deficiencies Could Be Related With Fatigue, Reduced Motivation: Study
Deficiencies in vitamins such as B12 and folate (vitamin B9) could be associated with a greater physical fatigue in men and decreased motivation in women, according to a study.
-
Bad Cholesterol Reduction: Single Gene Therapy Dose Shows 62% Drop
A one-time gene therapy for treating hypercholesterolaemia could lower up to 62 per cent 'bad' cholesterol in the blood, with reductions sustaining over time, according to results of a clinical trial published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Iron Supplements: Why Pairing Them With This Fruit Juice Fixes Anaemia Faster
India faces a public health burden with anaemia that affects women and children. Here is what a new study on iron supplements found, which could help treat anaemia faster.
-
ISRO Detects Possible Ice Beneath Moon's Surface Using Chandrayaan-2 Data
The findings come from the Dual Frequency Synthetic Aperture Radar (DFSAR) onboard Chandrayaan-2.
-
Depression Duration Linked To Severe Brain Changes, Finds Study
The duration for which one remains depressed may impact how severely the mental disorder makes changes in the brain, according to a study.
-
Can Short Power Naps Protect Your Health During Heatwaves?
Experts say short power naps during heatwaves may help improve alertness, reduce fatigue, and ease heat-related stress, especially when combined with hydration, cooling measures, and proper nighttime sleep.
-
From Zomato Delivery Rider To FMS Delhi: Haryana Man's Success Story Inspires Internet
Girish Sharma detailed his story in a heartfelt LinkedIn post, where he reflected on years of financial struggle and setbacks before finally achieving his dream of studying at one of India's top business schools.
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Explained: Why Buyers Are Suddenly Ditching 1BHK, 2BHK Flats in Noida
The real estate market in Gautam Buddha Nagar is witnessing a dramatic transformation, with buyers increasingly choosing spacious luxury apartments over compact homes.
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Mental Illness Burden Nearly Doubles Globally Since 1990, Says New Lancet Study
The findings suggest that mental health problems are no longer a secondary issue but a major global concern affecting productivity, education and overall quality of life.
