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'America, Take Notes': US Woman Praises India After Buying $26 Contact Lenses Without Insurance
An American woman buys prescription contacts in India for $26 without insurance or an appointment.
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Coempt Breaks Silence On CBSE OSM Row: Denies Software Glitch, Rejects Hacking And Tender Claims
Coempt Edu Teck, has broken its silence regarding its CBSE OSM, rejecting claims of software glitches, security lapses, and tender irregularities.
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Doctor Explains How Pregnancy Impacts The Immune System Of Expecting Mothers
The immune system during pregnancy is not simply weaker or stronger. Instead, it becomes specially adapted to protect both the mother and the developing baby. This carefully balanced adjustment allows the body to fight infections while also accepting the foetus.
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Reinforcing Body Clock Rhythms May Help Brain Recover From Stroke, Study Suggests
Strokes are considered to follow predictable time-of-day patterns, with their likelihood of occurring being higher in the morning.
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Slovenian Tourist Says India's Payment System Is 'Years Ahead Of Most Countries'
A Slovenian traveller has praised India's UPI system for enabling cashless payments nationwide and reducing the need for cash.
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At $10, "The Rock" Will "Assist" You Drive Tesla, Fool Safety Cameras
Small plastic figurine heads are being placed near the rearview mirror or windshield where they can be detected by the camera that monitors driver attentiveness.
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The Tech That Warns Millions In Seconds And The Risk That Comes With It
Experts say when people receive too many warnings, especially for events that do not directly affect them, they begin to tune them out.
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7 Easy Ways To Test If Your Body Is Dealing With Acute Inflammation
One of the most common signs of inflammation is localised redness. Increased blood flow to an injured or infected area causes the skin to appear red or flushed.
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12 Years Of Swasth Bharat: How Healthcare Sector Transformed Under Modi Government
New Delhi, June 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the expanding and evolving healthcare landscape of India, emphasising how the country worked hard to make quality healthcare more affordable and accessible in past twelve years.
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Killing Cancer Requires Immune Cells To Infiltrate Tumours' Hostile Microenvironment - Sugar Shields Can Help Them Break In
Cancers don't just passively exist in the body. They create an ecosystem of other cells and components that actively controls what gets in, what they can do and how long they last.
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Calls For Fine-Tuning As Weather Alert Wakes People Up After Midnight
Many alerts were sent through the new system on Thursday night, warning lakhs of residents against rain, hail, and high-speed wind. One alert was sent at 1 am.
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Do Smokers In Workplace Fall Sick More Frequently Than Non-Smokers? Doctor Answers
One of the first areas affected by smoking is the respiratory tract. Smoking damages and weakens these protective structures. This increases the risk of repeated respiratory illnesses such as coughs, colds, bronchitis, sinus infections, and pneumonia.
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$700,000 vs $3.8 Million: Ukraine Builds Its Own Cheap Answer To Patriot
Ukrainian arms manufacturer Fire Point last week carried out the first flight test of a new surface-to-air missile developed as a more affordable, mass-producible alternative to the United States' Patriot system
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Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
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Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
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'America, Take Notes': US Woman Praises India After Buying $26 Contact Lenses Without Insurance
An American woman buys prescription contacts in India for $26 without insurance or an appointment.
-
Coempt Breaks Silence On CBSE OSM Row: Denies Software Glitch, Rejects Hacking And Tender Claims
Coempt Edu Teck, has broken its silence regarding its CBSE OSM, rejecting claims of software glitches, security lapses, and tender irregularities.
-
Doctor Explains How Pregnancy Impacts The Immune System Of Expecting Mothers
The immune system during pregnancy is not simply weaker or stronger. Instead, it becomes specially adapted to protect both the mother and the developing baby. This carefully balanced adjustment allows the body to fight infections while also accepting the foetus.
-
Reinforcing Body Clock Rhythms May Help Brain Recover From Stroke, Study Suggests
Strokes are considered to follow predictable time-of-day patterns, with their likelihood of occurring being higher in the morning.
-
Slovenian Tourist Says India's Payment System Is 'Years Ahead Of Most Countries'
A Slovenian traveller has praised India's UPI system for enabling cashless payments nationwide and reducing the need for cash.
-
At $10, "The Rock" Will "Assist" You Drive Tesla, Fool Safety Cameras
Small plastic figurine heads are being placed near the rearview mirror or windshield where they can be detected by the camera that monitors driver attentiveness.
-
The Tech That Warns Millions In Seconds And The Risk That Comes With It
Experts say when people receive too many warnings, especially for events that do not directly affect them, they begin to tune them out.
-
7 Easy Ways To Test If Your Body Is Dealing With Acute Inflammation
One of the most common signs of inflammation is localised redness. Increased blood flow to an injured or infected area causes the skin to appear red or flushed.
-
12 Years Of Swasth Bharat: How Healthcare Sector Transformed Under Modi Government
New Delhi, June 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the expanding and evolving healthcare landscape of India, emphasising how the country worked hard to make quality healthcare more affordable and accessible in past twelve years.
-
Killing Cancer Requires Immune Cells To Infiltrate Tumours' Hostile Microenvironment - Sugar Shields Can Help Them Break In
Cancers don't just passively exist in the body. They create an ecosystem of other cells and components that actively controls what gets in, what they can do and how long they last.
-
Calls For Fine-Tuning As Weather Alert Wakes People Up After Midnight
Many alerts were sent through the new system on Thursday night, warning lakhs of residents against rain, hail, and high-speed wind. One alert was sent at 1 am.
-
Do Smokers In Workplace Fall Sick More Frequently Than Non-Smokers? Doctor Answers
One of the first areas affected by smoking is the respiratory tract. Smoking damages and weakens these protective structures. This increases the risk of repeated respiratory illnesses such as coughs, colds, bronchitis, sinus infections, and pneumonia.
-
$700,000 vs $3.8 Million: Ukraine Builds Its Own Cheap Answer To Patriot
Ukrainian arms manufacturer Fire Point last week carried out the first flight test of a new surface-to-air missile developed as a more affordable, mass-producible alternative to the United States' Patriot system
-
Rare Meteorite Found In Sahara Proves A Mars-Sized Lost Planet Once Orbited Our Sun
Scientists studying a rare, ancient angrite meteorite found in the Sahara Desert have uncovered evidence of a lost protoplanet from the early Solar System.
-
Sahara Meteorite May Be Fragment of a Lost Moon-Sized World, Study Suggests
A rare angrite meteorite discovered in the Sahara may have come from a moon-sized protoplanet that existed 4.5 billion years ago. Its unusual minerals point to a large world that later disappeared in a catastrophic collision.
