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Manipur Donor Tried To Save Infant Hospitalised For Over 3 Weeks, Shocked To See "Killed In Violence" Posts
A Manipur woman was shocked to see the name of a one-month-old infant, whom she knew, appear on social media posts as a "victim" of the ethnic violence that began on May 3.
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AI Can Spot Parkinson's 7 Years Before Clinical Diagnosis, Study Finds
Detailed 3D retina images with high resolution feature distinct markers capable of indicating the potential risk of Parkinson's disease in an individual.
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Facebook to Use AI in Predicting if COVID-19 Patients Need Better Healthcare
Facebook is publishing a research conducted by its artificial intelligence (AI) unit in an effort to help healthcare providers predict in advance if a COVID-19 patient may need more intensive care solutions and adjust resources accordingly.
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UK Researchers Trial Robots to Ease Social Care Burden During COVID-19 Pandemic
Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland, have programmed robots to perform tasks normally carried out by care workers. The experiment, called Ambient Assisted Living, will initially focus on finding solutions for priority groups, whose vulnerabilities have been compounded by social isolation measures required during the pandemic...
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New Approval Body For Journals In Social Sciences, Humanities: UGC
UGC has decided to set up a new approval body for research journals in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities.
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Reduced Antibiotic Prescribing Lowers Patient Satisfaction
Doctors who try to help prevent the spread of super-resistant bacteria by prescribing fewer antibiotics are likely to experience a drop in satisfaction ratings with patients, according to a new study.
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Japan Researchers Find Chimps Caring for Disabled Infant
A chimpanzee mother cared for her disabled infant in the wild in Tanzania, Japanese researchers reported in a study published this week, research they hope will help in understanding the evolution of social care in humans.
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IMF Policies Hindered Ebola Response, Say Researchers
Professors from three British universities say economic policies favoring debt repayment over social spending contributed to the Ebola crisis by hampering health care in three worst-hit West African countries.
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Depression in rheumatoid arthritis patients linked to social status
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients with low socio-economic status are at a higher risk for depression.
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Manipur Donor Tried To Save Infant Hospitalised For Over 3 Weeks, Shocked To See "Killed In Violence" Posts
A Manipur woman was shocked to see the name of a one-month-old infant, whom she knew, appear on social media posts as a "victim" of the ethnic violence that began on May 3.
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AI Can Spot Parkinson's 7 Years Before Clinical Diagnosis, Study Finds
Detailed 3D retina images with high resolution feature distinct markers capable of indicating the potential risk of Parkinson's disease in an individual.
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Facebook to Use AI in Predicting if COVID-19 Patients Need Better Healthcare
Facebook is publishing a research conducted by its artificial intelligence (AI) unit in an effort to help healthcare providers predict in advance if a COVID-19 patient may need more intensive care solutions and adjust resources accordingly.
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UK Researchers Trial Robots to Ease Social Care Burden During COVID-19 Pandemic
Scientists at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland, have programmed robots to perform tasks normally carried out by care workers. The experiment, called Ambient Assisted Living, will initially focus on finding solutions for priority groups, whose vulnerabilities have been compounded by social isolation measures required during the pandemic...
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New Approval Body For Journals In Social Sciences, Humanities: UGC
UGC has decided to set up a new approval body for research journals in the field of Social Sciences and Humanities.
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Reduced Antibiotic Prescribing Lowers Patient Satisfaction
Doctors who try to help prevent the spread of super-resistant bacteria by prescribing fewer antibiotics are likely to experience a drop in satisfaction ratings with patients, according to a new study.
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Japan Researchers Find Chimps Caring for Disabled Infant
A chimpanzee mother cared for her disabled infant in the wild in Tanzania, Japanese researchers reported in a study published this week, research they hope will help in understanding the evolution of social care in humans.
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IMF Policies Hindered Ebola Response, Say Researchers
Professors from three British universities say economic policies favoring debt repayment over social spending contributed to the Ebola crisis by hampering health care in three worst-hit West African countries.
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Depression in rheumatoid arthritis patients linked to social status
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients with low socio-economic status are at a higher risk for depression.
