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Placebo Effect Link Discovered With Previously Unassociated Parts of the Brain
Patients suffering from chronic pain have limited treatment options, often relying on medications like opioids that come with harmful side effects and high addiction risks. A new study in mice, published in Current Biology journal, suggests a new way to use the placebo effect for treating chronic pain. By activating specific neurons in the brain li...
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Woman Felt Drunk Without Drinking. Doctors Find Her Gut Produced Alcohol
In a rare case, doctors in Canada treated a 50-year-old woman with a syndrome that makes her gut produce alcohol, and feel intoxicated without getting drunk, according to a case report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on Monday.
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Air Pollution Can Add To The Risk And Severity of Sleep Apnea, Study Finds
A new study published in the journal International Neurotoxicology Association has found that air pollution can add to the risk and severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts.
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Congress Setback In National Herald Case: Rs 751 Crore Asset Seizure Upheld
In a significant setback to Congress ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Prevention of Money Laundering Act Adjudicating Authority has confirmed attachment of over Rs 751 crore belonging to party-run Associated Journal Limited and Young Indian.
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NDTV's Ratnadip Choudhury Wins Achievers Awards 2022 In Journalism
NDTV's Ratnadip Choudhury has been honoured with the Journalist Association For Assam (JAFA) Achievers Awards 2022 in journalism.
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Elon Musk Says Twitter Will Work to Push Citizen Journalism, Criticises ‘Media Elite’
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has criticised "media elite" and stated that the increased competition from citizen journalism will lead the mainstream media's "oligopoly on information" to be disrupted. In the first tweet, he spoke about Twitter's goal of elevating citizen journalism
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One in Ten Older Americans Have Dementia, Says Study
Dementia affected one in ten Americans over 65, while 22% had mild cognitive impairment.
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Congress Protests Outside National Herald Office After Probe Agency Raid
Denying any wrongdoing, the Congress asserts that the Young Indian is a "not-for-profit" company and so, there can be no question of money laundering.
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NDTV Wins Big At News Television Awards
NDTV's quality journalism has been recognised once again at the News Television Awards, given by industry association indiantelevision.com
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Wall Street Journal Owner News Corp Says It Has Suffered a Major Hack That Stole Data From Journalists
Wall Street Journal and New York Post owner News Corp said on Friday that it has been the victim of a major hack attack that targeted journalists and stole their data including draft articles.
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IIT Roorkee Researchers Identify Role Of White Blood Cell Markers In Sepsis-Related Complications
he results from the research work have been published in The Journal of Immunology, the official journal of the American Association of Immunologists (AAI), and presented at the international conferences organised by the Indian Immunology Society.
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Google, IBM, Other Tech Giants Underreport Carbon Footprint, Says Study
Big technology firms including Google, IBM, and SAP are underreporting their carbon footprint, claims a study conducted by Technical University of Munich and published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Alcohol Linked To Over 62,000 New Cancer Cases In India In 2020: Lancet Study
Alcohol consumption was associated with 62,100 or five per cent of newly diagnosed cancer cases last year in India, according to a study published in The Lancet Oncology journal which shows alcohol use is on the rise in the country.
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High Court Stays Trial Against Bhupinder Singh Hooda In Plot Re-Allotment Case
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday stayed the trial against former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Associated Journals Limited (AJL) in a plot re-allotment case.
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No Risk For Children Born To Mothers Given Flu Jabs During Pregnancy: Study
A population-based study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), has found flu vaccination during pregnancy does not lead to an increased risk of adverse early childhood health outcomes.
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Placebo Effect Link Discovered With Previously Unassociated Parts of the Brain
Patients suffering from chronic pain have limited treatment options, often relying on medications like opioids that come with harmful side effects and high addiction risks. A new study in mice, published in Current Biology journal, suggests a new way to use the placebo effect for treating chronic pain. By activating specific neurons in the brain li...
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Woman Felt Drunk Without Drinking. Doctors Find Her Gut Produced Alcohol
In a rare case, doctors in Canada treated a 50-year-old woman with a syndrome that makes her gut produce alcohol, and feel intoxicated without getting drunk, according to a case report published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal on Monday.
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Air Pollution Can Add To The Risk And Severity of Sleep Apnea, Study Finds
A new study published in the journal International Neurotoxicology Association has found that air pollution can add to the risk and severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts.
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Congress Setback In National Herald Case: Rs 751 Crore Asset Seizure Upheld
In a significant setback to Congress ahead of Lok Sabha elections, Prevention of Money Laundering Act Adjudicating Authority has confirmed attachment of over Rs 751 crore belonging to party-run Associated Journal Limited and Young Indian.
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NDTV's Ratnadip Choudhury Wins Achievers Awards 2022 In Journalism
NDTV's Ratnadip Choudhury has been honoured with the Journalist Association For Assam (JAFA) Achievers Awards 2022 in journalism.
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Elon Musk Says Twitter Will Work to Push Citizen Journalism, Criticises ‘Media Elite’
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has criticised "media elite" and stated that the increased competition from citizen journalism will lead the mainstream media's "oligopoly on information" to be disrupted. In the first tweet, he spoke about Twitter's goal of elevating citizen journalism
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One in Ten Older Americans Have Dementia, Says Study
Dementia affected one in ten Americans over 65, while 22% had mild cognitive impairment.
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Congress Protests Outside National Herald Office After Probe Agency Raid
Denying any wrongdoing, the Congress asserts that the Young Indian is a "not-for-profit" company and so, there can be no question of money laundering.
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NDTV Wins Big At News Television Awards
NDTV's quality journalism has been recognised once again at the News Television Awards, given by industry association indiantelevision.com
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Wall Street Journal Owner News Corp Says It Has Suffered a Major Hack That Stole Data From Journalists
Wall Street Journal and New York Post owner News Corp said on Friday that it has been the victim of a major hack attack that targeted journalists and stole their data including draft articles.
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IIT Roorkee Researchers Identify Role Of White Blood Cell Markers In Sepsis-Related Complications
he results from the research work have been published in The Journal of Immunology, the official journal of the American Association of Immunologists (AAI), and presented at the international conferences organised by the Indian Immunology Society.
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Google, IBM, Other Tech Giants Underreport Carbon Footprint, Says Study
Big technology firms including Google, IBM, and SAP are underreporting their carbon footprint, claims a study conducted by Technical University of Munich and published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Alcohol Linked To Over 62,000 New Cancer Cases In India In 2020: Lancet Study
Alcohol consumption was associated with 62,100 or five per cent of newly diagnosed cancer cases last year in India, according to a study published in The Lancet Oncology journal which shows alcohol use is on the rise in the country.
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High Court Stays Trial Against Bhupinder Singh Hooda In Plot Re-Allotment Case
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Thursday stayed the trial against former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Associated Journals Limited (AJL) in a plot re-allotment case.
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No Risk For Children Born To Mothers Given Flu Jabs During Pregnancy: Study
A population-based study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), has found flu vaccination during pregnancy does not lead to an increased risk of adverse early childhood health outcomes.
