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Making Mosquitoes Deaf Can Stop Spread Of Dengue, Study Finds
The scientists targeted a protein called trpVa which is believed to be important for hearing.
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World Glaucoma Day 2024: Follow These Prevention Tips For Better Eye Health
World Glaucoma Day 2024: Below we share a list of preventive tips you can follow for better eye health.
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Eyes: Here's Why Early Detection Of Glaucoma Is Essential For Better Health
Regular eye exams are not only essential for detecting refractive errors and updating prescription eyeglasses.
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World Glaucoma Day 2024: 8 Myths About Glaucoma Debunked
Here we debunk some common myths about glaucoma.
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World Glaucoma Day 2024: Signs You Might Have Glaucoma & Tips To Lower Risk
It is important to note that glaucoma is often asymptomatic in its early stages, and regular eye exams are essential for early detection and treatment.
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Experts Discover New Compound That May Fight Coronavirus; These Foods Are Natural Sources
Coronavirus: Melatonin, a sleep-regulating hormone, was noted as the potential prevention and treatment of COVID-19. Here are some foods that contain melatonin.
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Hong Kong Scientists Say New Research Points To 'Functional Cure' For HIV
Hong Kong university nears formulating a better more functional cure for HIV. Testing carried out on Mice successfuly.
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Russian Scientists Are 'Besieged' By Polar Bears At A Remote Arctic Post
A team of Russian weather experts claim that their station on an ice-covered Arctic isle is "besieged" by polar bears, according to a report by Russian news agency TASS.
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This Student Put 50 Million Stolen Research Articles Online. And They're Free
Alexandra Elbakyan is operating a searchable online database of nearly 50 million stolen scholarly journal articles, shattering the $10 billion-per-year paywall of academic publishers.
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Indian Scientists Unlock the Health Benefits of Betel Leaf
Scientists at University of Calcutta and Indian Institute of Chemical Biology have examined nine varieties of betel leaf and identified the ones that can reduce inflammation.
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Schools In India Like Factories Churning Out Products: Scientist G Madhavan Nair
In a scathing censure of the country's educational system, eminent scientist G Madhavan Nair said that Indian schools are mostly like factories that churn out students even as he called for renewed thrust in the fields of science and research.
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New Study Looks to Find How Terror Messages Spread on Social Media
Researchers at Arizona State University are undertaking the study in order to "develop better tools to detect extremist networks promoting violence and block their online content."
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China's Smartphone Market Contracts for First Time in 6 Years: IDC
IDC said figures from its mobile phone tracker show that 98.8 million smartphones were sold in China in January-March, down 4.3 percent YoY.
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Search for MH 370 Which Went Missing in March 2014 Called Off
Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation is addressing a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.
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China's Alibaba Complains of Blackmail by Media Organisation
Alibaba says it has approached police after the media outlet, which remains unnamed, asked it to pay $300,000 for a research report against it to be dropped
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Making Mosquitoes Deaf Can Stop Spread Of Dengue, Study Finds
The scientists targeted a protein called trpVa which is believed to be important for hearing.
-
World Glaucoma Day 2024: Follow These Prevention Tips For Better Eye Health
World Glaucoma Day 2024: Below we share a list of preventive tips you can follow for better eye health.
-
Eyes: Here's Why Early Detection Of Glaucoma Is Essential For Better Health
Regular eye exams are not only essential for detecting refractive errors and updating prescription eyeglasses.
-
World Glaucoma Day 2024: 8 Myths About Glaucoma Debunked
Here we debunk some common myths about glaucoma.
-
World Glaucoma Day 2024: Signs You Might Have Glaucoma & Tips To Lower Risk
It is important to note that glaucoma is often asymptomatic in its early stages, and regular eye exams are essential for early detection and treatment.
-
Experts Discover New Compound That May Fight Coronavirus; These Foods Are Natural Sources
Coronavirus: Melatonin, a sleep-regulating hormone, was noted as the potential prevention and treatment of COVID-19. Here are some foods that contain melatonin.
-
Hong Kong Scientists Say New Research Points To 'Functional Cure' For HIV
Hong Kong university nears formulating a better more functional cure for HIV. Testing carried out on Mice successfuly.
-
Russian Scientists Are 'Besieged' By Polar Bears At A Remote Arctic Post
A team of Russian weather experts claim that their station on an ice-covered Arctic isle is "besieged" by polar bears, according to a report by Russian news agency TASS.
-
This Student Put 50 Million Stolen Research Articles Online. And They're Free
Alexandra Elbakyan is operating a searchable online database of nearly 50 million stolen scholarly journal articles, shattering the $10 billion-per-year paywall of academic publishers.
-
Indian Scientists Unlock the Health Benefits of Betel Leaf
Scientists at University of Calcutta and Indian Institute of Chemical Biology have examined nine varieties of betel leaf and identified the ones that can reduce inflammation.
-
Schools In India Like Factories Churning Out Products: Scientist G Madhavan Nair
In a scathing censure of the country's educational system, eminent scientist G Madhavan Nair said that Indian schools are mostly like factories that churn out students even as he called for renewed thrust in the fields of science and research.
-
New Study Looks to Find How Terror Messages Spread on Social Media
Researchers at Arizona State University are undertaking the study in order to "develop better tools to detect extremist networks promoting violence and block their online content."
-
China's Smartphone Market Contracts for First Time in 6 Years: IDC
IDC said figures from its mobile phone tracker show that 98.8 million smartphones were sold in China in January-March, down 4.3 percent YoY.
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Search for MH 370 Which Went Missing in March 2014 Called Off
Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation is addressing a press conference in Kuala Lumpur.
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China's Alibaba Complains of Blackmail by Media Organisation
Alibaba says it has approached police after the media outlet, which remains unnamed, asked it to pay $300,000 for a research report against it to be dropped
