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A Hormone Makes Starfish Lose Limb To Survive Predators. Humans Have It Too
Researchers have identified the hormone that triggers a starfish to shed its limbs to survive predators, describing it as being similar to the one controlling appetite in humans.
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UK Scientists Develop New "Wonder" Drug That Offers Breakthrough Treatment Of Deadly Cancer
Scientists in the United Kingdom have welcomed a "truly wonderful" new drug for a hard-to-treat and aggressive form of cancer.
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Vijay Mallya's Son Siddharth Gets Engaged To Girlfriend At Halloween Party
Sidhartha Mallya took to his Instagram account on November 1 to share a couple of pictures from his engagement with his girlfriend, Jasmine.
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IIT Madras, VIT, Queen Mary University Researchers To Develop Air Sanitisation System
According to officials from the top educational institutions, the aim of this joint research is to develop a robust low-cost bio-aerosol protection system to contain airborne diseases in indoor environments for the Indian subcontinent.
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Kid You Not: Goats Can Read Your Face
Goats can distinguish smiling human faces from frowning ones on photos, and actively seek out snapshots of happier individuals, a study said Wednesday.
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Scientists Taught Bees To Play Football. Sort Of.
Don't underestimate a tiny brain. A new study, by researchers at Queen Mary University of London, shows that bees can not only learn how to score "goals" but even teach other bees how to play football. Well, kind of.
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Holidays May Boost Your Immune System, Says Study
Going on a two-week holiday could boost our immune system and help fight infection, suggest scientists who found that alterations to living space of mice dramatically changed their white blood cells.
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Invisibility Cloak A Step Closer: Scientists
In a first, scientists from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have made an object disappear by using a material with nano-size particles that can enhance specific properties on the object's surface.
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Women At High Risk For Breast Cancer Reject Preventive Drugs
Five in six women with increased risk of breast cancer turn down drugs likely to prevent the disease, a new study has found.
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Twitter Lays Bare People's Conservative, Liberal Traits: Study
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) studied nearly a million tweets from over 10,000 Twitter users.
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Half of People in Britain Born After 1960 Will Get Cancer, Study Shows
Cancer Research paper factors in future population changes such as more of us growing older and changes in lifestyle habits.
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Indian-Origin Scientist Develops New Way to Treat Osteoarthritis
Indian-origin researcher Tina Chowdhury from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and her team have developed a new microcapsule treatment delivery that can reduce inflammation in cartilage affected by osteoarthritis and reverse damage to tissue.
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Scientific Review Finds Aspirin Significantly Cuts Cancer Rates
Taking a small daily dose of aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of developing - or dying from - bowel, stomach and oesophageal cancer, according to a large review of scientific studies.
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Scientists create 'human liver' from stem cells
Scientists in Japan said they have grown human liver tissue from stem cells in a first that holds promise for alleviating the critical shortage of donor organs.
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A Hormone Makes Starfish Lose Limb To Survive Predators. Humans Have It Too
Researchers have identified the hormone that triggers a starfish to shed its limbs to survive predators, describing it as being similar to the one controlling appetite in humans.
-
UK Scientists Develop New "Wonder" Drug That Offers Breakthrough Treatment Of Deadly Cancer
Scientists in the United Kingdom have welcomed a "truly wonderful" new drug for a hard-to-treat and aggressive form of cancer.
-
Vijay Mallya's Son Siddharth Gets Engaged To Girlfriend At Halloween Party
Sidhartha Mallya took to his Instagram account on November 1 to share a couple of pictures from his engagement with his girlfriend, Jasmine.
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IIT Madras, VIT, Queen Mary University Researchers To Develop Air Sanitisation System
According to officials from the top educational institutions, the aim of this joint research is to develop a robust low-cost bio-aerosol protection system to contain airborne diseases in indoor environments for the Indian subcontinent.
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Kid You Not: Goats Can Read Your Face
Goats can distinguish smiling human faces from frowning ones on photos, and actively seek out snapshots of happier individuals, a study said Wednesday.
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Scientists Taught Bees To Play Football. Sort Of.
Don't underestimate a tiny brain. A new study, by researchers at Queen Mary University of London, shows that bees can not only learn how to score "goals" but even teach other bees how to play football. Well, kind of.
-
Holidays May Boost Your Immune System, Says Study
Going on a two-week holiday could boost our immune system and help fight infection, suggest scientists who found that alterations to living space of mice dramatically changed their white blood cells.
-
Invisibility Cloak A Step Closer: Scientists
In a first, scientists from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) have made an object disappear by using a material with nano-size particles that can enhance specific properties on the object's surface.
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Women At High Risk For Breast Cancer Reject Preventive Drugs
Five in six women with increased risk of breast cancer turn down drugs likely to prevent the disease, a new study has found.
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Twitter Lays Bare People's Conservative, Liberal Traits: Study
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) studied nearly a million tweets from over 10,000 Twitter users.
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Half of People in Britain Born After 1960 Will Get Cancer, Study Shows
Cancer Research paper factors in future population changes such as more of us growing older and changes in lifestyle habits.
-
Indian-Origin Scientist Develops New Way to Treat Osteoarthritis
Indian-origin researcher Tina Chowdhury from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and her team have developed a new microcapsule treatment delivery that can reduce inflammation in cartilage affected by osteoarthritis and reverse damage to tissue.
-
Scientific Review Finds Aspirin Significantly Cuts Cancer Rates
Taking a small daily dose of aspirin can significantly reduce the risk of developing - or dying from - bowel, stomach and oesophageal cancer, according to a large review of scientific studies.
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Scientists create 'human liver' from stem cells
Scientists in Japan said they have grown human liver tissue from stem cells in a first that holds promise for alleviating the critical shortage of donor organs.
