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Have children recovered learning of what they lost during Covid 19 pandemic?  The answer is no, if a new study published today...

The world is in a real shock to see that 70 per cent of children below ten years of age are unable...

Eighty per cent of the children in India aged 14 to 18 years reported to have low levels of learning when they are physically...

Aimed at providing all health professionals and the public involved in trauma - related activities, Kerala has set up its first state of the...

A child who speaks more than one language will not lose grey matter in the brain during adulthood, according to a recent study. An international...

Have you ever thought of your child recalls what he learned?  A new study has now claimed that the baby recalls what he has...

Despite Artificial Intelligence (AI) gaining importance in for education as it can enhance the quality, accessibility and personalisation of learning, it comes with many risks. With this in mind, UNESCO unveiled a new AI roadmap for classrooms on May 26, 2023, to guide policy-makers and educators on how to use generative AI tools.

Aimed at changing the way countries view and finance health, the World Health organisation (WHO) has called for shifts in economic thinking in each country, region and globally. In a new report Health for All: Transforming economies to deliver what matters, the WHO provides a new framework built on the above four pillars, with specific recommendations under each.

Artificial Intelligence (Al) is transforming the face of healthcare, making it more patient-centric and reducing the burden on health care professionals.

You could well know the advance of a tornado or any other storm with 30 minutes of advanced warning with the NASA satellite data modules that uses Artificial Intelligence.