Anglia Ruskin University

Recent research has revealed that neotame, part of the newer generation of artificial sweeteners, can harm the human intestine and induce illness.

Researchers studied 7,209 people in the age group 16-85 in England to arrive at the conclusion.

Madhumita Pandey was only 22 when she first went to Tihar Jail in New Delhi to meet and interview convicted rapists in India. Over the past three years, she has interviewed 100 of them for her doctoral thesis at the criminology department of Anglia Ruskin University in the United Kingdom.

People with stressful lives are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories such as the Apollo Moon landings being staged in a Hollywood film studio, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.

Recent research has revealed that neotame, part of the newer generation of artificial sweeteners, can harm the human intestine and induce illness.

Researchers studied 7,209 people in the age group 16-85 in England to arrive at the conclusion.

Madhumita Pandey was only 22 when she first went to Tihar Jail in New Delhi to meet and interview convicted rapists in India. Over the past three years, she has interviewed 100 of them for her doctoral thesis at the criminology department of Anglia Ruskin University in the United Kingdom.

People with stressful lives are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories such as the Apollo Moon landings being staged in a Hollywood film studio, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.