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The Supereme Court of India (SC) Iandmark verdict on menstruation is a major positive step towards gender-sensitive governance

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SC landmark verdict on Menstruation a positive step towards gender-sensitive governance

Dr Naresh Purohit - March 22, 2026

A massive 43-year study reveals how moderate coffee and tea consumption can lower dementia risk by 18% and boost cognitive health.

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Morning Coffee Save Your Brain?

New 2024 report reveals 4.9 million children died before age five. Learn about the causes, geographic disparities, and urgent solutions.

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Global Child Mortality Crisis: Nearly 5 Million Under-Five Dying

Researchers at Kumamoto University developed a DNP peptide that successfully delivers oral insulin with high bioavailability in animal models.

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Oral Insulin Breakthrough: The Century-Long Quest for an Insulin Pill

Discover why your brain needs a digital detox to restore focus, improve sleep, and reduce anxiety in our modern world

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Digital Detox : Why Your Brain Critically Needs Frequent Screen Breaks

Migrating birds transport invasive ticks, raising concerns about novel diseases spreading due to climate change and tick survival.

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Migrating Birds Carry Invasive Ticks, Spreading New Disease Risks Worldwide

Saradha Meloot - November 19, 2024

Discover why measles is surging in 2026, the impact of declining vaccination rates, and how to protect your community.

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Global Measles Cases Surge by 20%, Threatens Immunization Goals

Sona Prebhakar - November 18, 2024

Intermittent fasting, often referred to as time-restricted eating, has shown promise in helping individuals with Type 2 diabetes manage their blood sugar levels and lose weight, according to a study conducted at the University of Illinois, Chicago.

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Diabetes: Over 800 Million Adults Affected Worldwide

Sona Prebhakar - November 17, 2024

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Understanding Micronutrient Deficiencies in India A Comprehensive Study

News Bureau - November 17, 2024

AI model FastGlioma detects residual brain tumors in 10 seconds, outperforming standard methods with 92% accuracy, a Nature study reveals.

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In 10 Seconds, AI Model Detects Brain Tumor

Saradha Meloot - November 15, 2024

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Japan’s Centenarian Surge Understanding the Aging Population

News Bureau - November 15, 2024

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Unlocking Healthcare Ayushman Bharat Now for Seniors 70+ Copy

News Bureau - November 15, 2024

A study finds that beta blockers, typically used after heart attacks, may increase depression symptoms in patients with normal heart function and no heart failure.

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Heart medicines Can Make One Depressed

News Bureau - November 13, 2024

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Global Distrust in Drinking Water Safety A Study’s Alarming Findings

News Bureau - November 12, 2024

A study reveals that non-brain cells, such as those from nerve and kidney tissue, can form memories and may offer new insights into learning and memory disorders.

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Memory is Not Just in The Brain

Sona Prebhakar - November 12, 2024

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Researchers discover changes in brain activity and breathing patterns could help detect Alzheimer’s early and improve treatment.

Gum Disease Bacteria a Hidden Trigger for Alzheimer’s?

February 22, 2025

Inside the depths of planets, where extreme pressures and temperatures reign, matter takes on some truly bizarre forms. While iron atoms are believed to dance within Earth's solid inner core, the gas giants Uranus and Neptune likely host an unusual type of ice, known as superionic ice, which exists as both a solid and a liquid simultaneously. This extraordinary form of ice was first recreated in laboratory experiments five years ago and its existence and crystalline structure were confirmed four years later.

Bizarre Form of Ice Unveiled

October 17, 2023

The global landscape of environmental rule of law is undergoing a rapid metamorphosis, driven by a convergence of technological advancements, the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, heightened public concerns regarding climate change, and the upsurge of movements advocating for racial and social justice. The recently published report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), titled "Environmental Rule of Law: Tracking Progress and Charting Future Directions," offers a comprehensive evaluation of this evolution. By meticulously collecting and analyzing data from 193 UN Member States, the report illuminates prevalent aspects of environmental rule of law worldwide while tracking developments since the inaugural Global Report on Environmental Rule of Law in 2019.

Access To Clean, Health, Sustainable Environment = Universal Human Right

July 30, 2022

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A joint FAO-WMO report highlights how extreme heat damages crops, stresses livestock, depletes fisheries, and threatens 1.23 billion livelihoods globally.

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Extreme Heat Poses Growing Risks to Agrifood Systems and People

Owning a pet does not reduce symptoms of severe mental illness; study

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New study links long working hours to significant structural changes in the brain

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Working Overtime May Reshape Your Brain

Discover how postnatal yoga supports new mothers. Learn to strengthen your core, balance emotions, and bond with your baby through gentle and effective yoga practices.

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Malasana: The Garland Pose for Strength, Flexibility, and Digestion