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A decade-long study finds daily tea consumption supports bone density in older women, while drinking over five cups of coffee daily may harm bone health

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Tea Linked to Stronger Bones in Older Women; Excessive Coffee May Pose Risks

News Bureau - December 12, 2025

New report reveals 70% of women human rights defenders face online abuse, with linked offline violence doubling since 2020.

Women

Online Violence Against Women Activists and Journalists Escalates Sharply

A 20-year Australian study shows working from home boosts women's mental health, especially in hybrid models. Men’s mental health tied more to commuting times.

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Working from Home Boosts Women’s Mental Health

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#Smoking Risks in #Pregnancy

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#Smoking Risks in #Pregnancy

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#Smoking Risks in #Pregnancy

News Bureau - December 6, 2025

A global study reveals how girls creatively resist gender norms despite risks, calling for support, safe spaces, and equality for lasting change.

Women

Girls’ Everyday Resistance to Gender Norms

Saradha Meloot - November 27, 2025

New 2025 study shows growing sex toy use and masturbation in women 60+, linked to increased orgasms and positive health. Experts urge open healthcare talks.

Women

Increasing Sex Toy Use Among Older Women

Bureau News - November 27, 2025

UN reveals the alarming rise of femicide, with a woman killed every 10 minutes worldwide, highlighting urgent gender-based violence issues.

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Femicide ; A Woman Killed Every 10 Minutes

News Bureau - November 26, 2025

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Green Coffee for Women: Weight Loss, Heart Health, and More

Saradha Meloot - November 23, 2025

UN reveals the alarming rise of femicide, with a woman killed every 10 minutes worldwide, highlighting urgent gender-based violence issues.

Women

Nearly 1 in 3 women experience physical/sexual violence from partners

Sona Prebhakar - November 21, 2025

Diabetes impacts 1 in 6 pregnancies globally. WHO’s 2025 guidelines provide expert, evidence-based strategies for safer pregnancies and better health outcomes.

Women

Diabetes Now Affects 1 in 6 Pregnancies

Abhiram - November 16, 2025

A major study reveals U.S. stillbirth rates are higher than previously reported, uncovering troubling disparities and urging improvements in risk prediction and prevention.

Women

Higher Stillbirth Rates in U.S., Many Cases Still Unexplained

Abhiram - October 31, 2025

A new UN Women report warns global aid cuts are jeopardizing life-saving services and advocacy for women and girls facing violence worldwide.

Women

Sweeping Aid Cuts Threaten Fight to End Violence Against Women and...

Saradha Meloot - October 29, 2025

A 2025 Cochrane review confirms that immediate skin to skin contact after birth improves newborn health, stabilizes vital signs, and promotes exclusive breastfeeding.

Women

Skin‑to‑Skin Contact Offers Strong Start for Newborns

Abhiram - October 23, 2025

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While almonds and walnuts have taken the limelight for their health benefits, there's a whole nutty world with exceptional nutritional value waiting to be explored. In an era where calorie-conscious choices are crucial, it's reassuring to find nutritious, satisfying, and delectable snack options like nuts. Packed with protein, they make for the ideal mid-day snack to satiate your cravings or to infuse unique flavours into your culinary creations.

High intake of nuts can help improve cognitive powers

November 29, 2019

Discover how the participation of LGBTI+ persons in political and electoral processes can enhance human rights and build stronger democracies, as detailed in a new UNDP publication.

How People Support Same Sex Marriage

June 15, 2023

Buckling Up To Save Lives Five Decades Of Seat Belt Laws

Buckling Up To Save Lives Five Decades Of Seat Belt Laws

June 7, 2023

A groundbreaking study led by a team of researchers at the University of Oxford has unveiled a new method for accurately tracking the progression of Parkinson's Disease. Using specially trained machine learning algorithms to analyze data collected from sensor devices worn by patients, this research, led by Professor Chrystalina Antoniades in Oxford's Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, introduces innovative techniques that can complement traditional clinical rating scales. These tools not only enhance the precision of diagnosis but also enable the tracking of disease progression in individuals with Parkinson's Disease.

Excessive use of antibiotics can increase Parkinson’s risk

November 25, 2019

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A study by European experts lists 15 overlooked and emerging issues that have the potential to drastically impact the UK's forests in the next half-century, with 'catastrophic forest ecosystem collapse' leading the concerns.

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Forest Declaration; India Staying Back for Pushing Amendment?

In a groundbreaking move, Tamil Nadu has taken proactive measures to protect its wild elephant population by implementing an innovative AI-based surveillance system. This pioneering pilot project, launched in Madhukkarai, west of Coimbatore, seeks to avert tragic elephant fatalities resulting from collisions with trains on railway tracks.

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