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Health and Tech: Mapping the brain from scratch

Health and Tech: Mapping the brain from scratch

  • Dettol launches India’s first and largest Hygiene Olympiad

    The main aim of the program is to identify hygiene gaps and encourage children to learn about the importance of hygiene in their lives. The program will reach 24 million children across India.
  • Indians using OTC antibiotics at will, Azithromycin most abused: Lancet

    The research, published in Lancet Regional Health-Southeast Asia, said that the inappropriate use of antibiotics is a significant driver of antibiotic resistance in India.
  • Pre-menstrual stress, anxiety now a public health issue globally: Study

    The most common symptoms reported were food cravings (85.28 per cent) followed by mood swings or anxiety (64.18 per cent) and fatigue (57.3 per cent), said the researchers.
  • IIT Mandi researchers discover biochemical link between fatty liver disease and type 2 diabetes

    The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Mandi, researchers have unravelled the biochemical relationship between fatty liver disease and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM).
  • Increased exercise may lower the risk of heart failure

    Heart failure is a chronic, progressive condition that causes fatigue and breathing difficulties when the heart is unable to pump enough blood to meet the body's needs for blood and oxygen.
  • Monkeypox linked to acute heart problem in 1st case study

    Positive monkeypox infection was confirmed with a PCR swab sample of a skin lesion. The patient returned to the emergency department three days later reporting chest tightness radiating through the left arm.
  • Climate change-related incidents pose negative effects on women

    Most women in flood-stricken areas who depend on agriculture experience high yield loss which causes food insecurity and high levels of malnutrition in their bodies.
  • 41% of Black, minority workers in UK suffer racism at work: Study

    The study also highlighted the reluctance of workers to report incidents of racist behaviour.
  • Ranveer Brar’s YouTube channel is India’s first to go 4K

    4K in digital television and cinematography - technology, equipment, or content providing a very sharp image quality, with a horizontal screen resolution of around 4000 pixels.
  • Three Covid vax doses offer better protection from Omicron: Study

    The study, published in the journal PLOS Medicine, showed that two vaccine doses provide only limited and short-lived protection against SARS-CoV-2 infection with the variant.
  • Vaccinated people infected by Omicron have four times greater protection: Study

    The research, published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine, analysed the probability of vaccinated people becoming infected with the subvariant BA.5 currently in circulation.
  • All you need to know about cervical cancer

    For the uninitiated, when cancer starts in the cervix, it is called cervical cancer. All women are at risk for cervical cancer. It occurs most often in women over age 30.
  • Now, order Hyderabadi biryani from anywhere in India

    Explaining the concept in a blogpost, Goyal said that, through 'Intercity Legends', the food delivery app is working to enable customers place orders from anywhere in India.
  • Avoid spending much time on phone, laptop to stay young

    The animal-model study indicated that excessive blue light from gadgets, including smartphones and laptops, may accelerate the aging process.
  • Drinking 2 cups of tea daily may help you live longer

    The study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, showed that relative to tea non-drinkers, participants who reported drinking two or more cups each day had a 9 to 13 per cent lower risk for mortality.
  • Pregnant women at cancer risk via dishware, hair colouring, plastics

    Melamine and cyan uric acid were found in nearly all study participants' samples, but the highest levels were found in women of colour and those with greater exposure to tobacco.
  • Tea drinkers more likely to live longer: Study

    Bethesda: A cup of tea just got a bit more relaxing. Tea can be part of a healthy diet and people who drink tea may even be a little more likely to live longer than those who don’t, according to a large study. Tea contains helpful substances known to reduce inflammation. Past studies in China […]
  • This Ganesh Chaturthi, relish motichoor laddu and modaks from these sweet houses in Hyderabad

    Made from small sweet boondi balls and cooked in ghee, the orange-coloured sweet has earned its place in every household. Modaks that are considered to be Ganesh’s favourite sweet are also in demand during the festival.
  • Balenciaga launches earrings that look like shoelaces for Rs 20,847

    The product has a hook and actual shoelaces hanging from it. Highsnobeity shared a picture of the same on Instagram and it has left the internet baffled.
  • New symptoms found in COVID-infected children raise concerns in Hong Kong

    The latest development brings concerns for the city, which has reported over 7,000 COVID-19 cases for four consecutive days, as the new school year for primary and secondary schools is set to begin on September 1, as per local media reports.
  • Apple Watch, iPhone set to focus on 17 health, fitness areas in 200 nations

    These features, available in nearly 200 countries and territories, provide users with high-quality data gathered throughout the day and night, said the company.
  • Study reveals safety, efficacy of tecovirimat in treating monkeypox

    Tecovirimat (TPOXX) is an FDA-approved antiviral drug for the treatment of smallpox. It limits viral spread in the body by inhibiting the work of the protein involved in releasing the enveloped virus.
  • Lifestyle choices, lack of proper sleep, food and exercise causing rise in heart attacks

    In May this year, noted singer KK (53) died of cardiac arrest after a concert in Kolkata. Last year, actors Siddharth Shukla (40), Puneeth Rajkumar (46), Amit Mistry (47) died due to cardiac arrest.
  • Research finds reason for return of brain cancer

    Washington: According to researchers working to develop a cure for brain cancer, the deadliest type of the disease returns because tumours adapt to therapy by recruiting help from nearby healthy tissue. A new study, by a global team including University of Leeds experts, has found that in response to treatment, high-grade gliomas appear to remodel […]
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