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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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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
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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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Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study
The team, including researchers from the US and China, analysed long-term data from more than 2,400 people with prediabetes.
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"Trash Panda" 2: Raccoon Who Burgled Liquor Store Now Strikes Karate Studio For Snacks
A raccoon that broke into a liquor store in the US and passed out after getting drunk last month has again caused chaos.
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Medical School Fees At Rs 9,000 Per Semester: Why A US Woman Moved To Germany
She said the affordable education, better lifestyle, and stronger work-life balance motivated her to leave the US and continue her studies in Munich.
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Why Indian Students Are Choosing Data Analytics As Fastest Route To US Jobs
Data analytics has moved from the margins to the centre of business operations. Hospitals, banks, logistics companies, retailers, and public institutions all rely on data.
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Why Indian Students Can't Stop Choosing This Country In 2025, The Reasons Are Surprising
Year Ender Education Stories2025: Indian student enrollment abroad is set to rise 38% by 2025, totaling over 1.8 million, driven by global exposure, career opportunities, and immigration pathways, with Canada leading in popularity.
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Rupee Crosses 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Impact On Markets, Students Abroad
The fall came amid weak trade and portfolio flows, persistent importer demand, and uncertainty surrounding the India-US trade deal.
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US Tax Rules For F-1, J-1 Visa Holders: What Indian Students Must Know Before Filing
US Tax Filing For Students: If you are a nonresident tax filer and had no US-sourced income during the previous calendar year, you only need to complete Form 8843.
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New Stanford Algorithm Derank Divisive Political Posts on X
Stanford researchers found that a browser-based tool that reorders posts on X can reduce political hostility. Tested during the 2024 US election, it pushed extreme or partisan content lower in users’ feeds without hiding anything. After ten days, participants reported warmer feelings toward the opposing political side. The study suggests small ra...
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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.
-
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.
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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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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
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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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Normalising Blood Glucose In Prediabetes May Cut Cardiovascular Risk By Half: Study
The team, including researchers from the US and China, analysed long-term data from more than 2,400 people with prediabetes.
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"Trash Panda" 2: Raccoon Who Burgled Liquor Store Now Strikes Karate Studio For Snacks
A raccoon that broke into a liquor store in the US and passed out after getting drunk last month has again caused chaos.
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Medical School Fees At Rs 9,000 Per Semester: Why A US Woman Moved To Germany
She said the affordable education, better lifestyle, and stronger work-life balance motivated her to leave the US and continue her studies in Munich.
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Why Indian Students Are Choosing Data Analytics As Fastest Route To US Jobs
Data analytics has moved from the margins to the centre of business operations. Hospitals, banks, logistics companies, retailers, and public institutions all rely on data.
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Why Indian Students Can't Stop Choosing This Country In 2025, The Reasons Are Surprising
Year Ender Education Stories2025: Indian student enrollment abroad is set to rise 38% by 2025, totaling over 1.8 million, driven by global exposure, career opportunities, and immigration pathways, with Canada leading in popularity.
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Rupee Crosses 90-Mark Against US Dollar: Impact On Markets, Students Abroad
The fall came amid weak trade and portfolio flows, persistent importer demand, and uncertainty surrounding the India-US trade deal.
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US Tax Rules For F-1, J-1 Visa Holders: What Indian Students Must Know Before Filing
US Tax Filing For Students: If you are a nonresident tax filer and had no US-sourced income during the previous calendar year, you only need to complete Form 8843.
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New Stanford Algorithm Derank Divisive Political Posts on X
Stanford researchers found that a browser-based tool that reorders posts on X can reduce political hostility. Tested during the 2024 US election, it pushed extreme or partisan content lower in users’ feeds without hiding anything. After ten days, participants reported warmer feelings toward the opposing political side. The study suggests small ra...
