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Sikkim shows the world with bamboo water bottles

News Bureau - March 4, 2020

Sikkim was the first state in India to curb plastic usage and Lachen was notably the first town in the state to have a...

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Pregnant women's experiences of discrimination and acculturation can impact the brain circuitry of their infants, independent of general stress and depression, according to a recent study by Yale and Columbia University. The research, published in Neuropsychopharmacology, examined 165 pregnant individuals and conducted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) on 38 infants after birth. The findings suggest that discrimination and acculturation have distinct effects on brain connectivity, particularly weakening connectivity between the amygdala and prefrontal cortex in infants whose parents experienced discrimination during pregnancy.

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Epilepsy or seizure is a neurological condition in which the brain gets uncontrolled or unorganised electrical discharges. These can cause a change in behaviour of a person and lead to repeated and unpredictable seizures. Anyone can develop epilepsy and it can affect both men and women of all ages. The episode of seizure lasts for a few seconds to a minute at maximum.

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The world economy is expected to see moderate growth in 2023, projected at 3.0%, but is anticipated to slow down slightly to 2.7% in 2024. This economic growth is largely driven by Asia, despite a weaker recovery in China than expected. However, global growth in 2024 is likely to be lower, primarily due to monetary policy becoming more visible and China's subdued domestic demand, said OECD in its latest report.

BUSINESS

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