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Study: New symptom-based screening technique for detecting asthma risk in children

Study: New symptom-based screening technique for detecting asthma risk in children

  • S.A.L.T Stories: Natural Dye Handmade Exhibition back in Hyderabad from Oct 6-9

    Hands-on workshops on ‘Natural Dyeing’, ‘Hand-Spinning’, ‘Coconut Shell Crafts’ along with cultural events will be the highlights of the expo.
  • Vietnamese Blogger tries pani puri, calls it deep fried flatbread

    A Vietnamese food blogger, Quang Tran recently shared a video on Instagram in which he is seen trying pani puri. The clip has gone viral on social media and has above 3 lakh views.
  • Study reveals students who repeat a grade experience more bullying

    In the new study, researchers used data from the Program for International Student Assessment (PIA) 2018, which included information on 465,146 students aged 15 and 16 from 74 countries/economies.
  • Woman develops allergy to husband’s semen in Hyderabad

    It may sound weird but there is a medical condition where women often become allergic to semen, leading to the couple struggling to conceive a child.
  • Consuming refined grains may up risk of premature heart disease

    The findings indicate that eating refined grains was associated with increased risk of premature heart disease and whole grains consumption with reduced risk.
  • Dogs can detect stress in humans: Study

    Washington: According to a new study conducted by Queen’s University Belfast researchers, dogs have the ability to detect stress in humans from their sweat and breath. The research findings have been published in PLOS ONE. The study was carried out by Clara Wilson (PhD researcher) and Kerry Campbell (MSc student) in the School of Psychology. […]
  • Urban forests have fewer bird species than rural: Study

    The researchers examined 459 natural woodlands located in or near 32 cities in southern Sweden.
  • Watch: Bihar IAS officer mocks students’ plea for sanitary napkins

    Anybody with basic math sense or a calculator can estimate the amount of money spent on pads in a single woman’s lifetime to Rs 42,000.
  • Telangana adopts innovative technologies in health

    Hyderabad: Adopting technology in public healthcare systems and simplifying it to benefit patients and caregivers is quite a tough task. Especially in government hospitals, where the patient inflow is very high and the acceptance of new technologies, even as simple as a mobile health care app is quite a challenge and takes convincing for patients […]
  • Manepally Jewellers launches new showroom

    The brand also announced the launch of its jewellery collection – 'Avika' and 'Utsav'.
  • Woman prints her resume on cake, sends it to Nike 

    A woman from the USA pulled off this stunt, which sure made her resume stand out. Karly Pavlinac Blackburn shared a post on LinkedIn where she described how she planned and executed this mission. 
  • Another bizarre food concoction ‘Dairy Milk Pakoda’ goes viral; netizens disgusted

    In the viral video, a woman at the roadside stall is seen dunking a bar of chocolate in the batter and deep-frying it, as she makes the most bizarre combination. She then tops it with some masala and serves it with green chutney.
  • Simple blood test with AI help can predict who will get long Covid

    The study by a team from University College London in the UK, published in Lancet eBioMedicine, analysed proteins in the blood of healthcare workers infected with SARS-CoV-2.
  • Regular weight-training exercise associated with lower risk of death

    And, ensuring that a weekly exercise routine includes both weights and aerobic activities seems to have an additive effect, the findings suggest.
  • Protein supplement helps control Type 2 diabetes: Study

    To compare the potential benefits of whey protein, the same participants also spent a week drinking a control shot that contained no protein in order to measure the results against each other.
  • Children succumb to water-borne diseases after floods wreak havoc in Pakistan

    Despite the efforts of the government and local and foreign relief organisations, many people are in urgent need of food and medicine in flood-hit regions despite the efforts of the government and humanitarian organisations, according to the Express Tribune.
  • Study reveals that babies react to taste and smell in the womb

    Researchers looked at how the fetuses reacted to either carrot or kale flavours just a short time after the flavours had been ingested by the mothers.
  • Hyderabad: Artist Srikanth Babu exhibits his works at State Art Gallery

    Around 12,000 different brush strokes by well-known painter Srikanth Babu Adepu, a world record holder, and mythology and cubism artist, enthralled the audience.
  • Hyderabad: Indian Silk Gallery Expo honours Award-winning weavers

    National Award for Jamdhani weaving, and Abbar Ahmed, National Award on Chanderi. The Indian Silk Gallery Expo celebrates the invisible hands that weave magic.
  • These Hyderabad eateries serve scrumptious Navratri dishes, thalis

    Gone are the days when these dishes were considered bland. This year, several restaurants in the city have come up with Navratri special menus giving the dishes a contemporary twist.
  • Every fifth person in Uttar Pradesh is overweight

    A gender wise assessment shows that 21.3 per cent women and 18.5 per cent men belong to overweight/obese category.
  • Studies show how skin diseases form differently across the body

    This layer must meet the environmental challenges specific to each area of the body.
  • Cold water swimming may not reap as many health benefits as you’d expect: Study

    The main aim of the review was to determine whether voluntary exposure to cold water has health effects in humans.
  • National Dumpling Day: Head to China Bistro on September 26

    Dumplings are a popular Asian bite-sized food made of flour, salt, water, and customization fillings, such as shrimp, chicken, carrots, or spinach and ricotta.
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