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Bharat Biotech Partners With US University For Covid Intranasal Vaccine
Bharat Biotech on Wednesday signed a licensing agreement with Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, US for a novel "chimp-adenovirus", single dose intranasal vaccine for COVID-19.
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IIT Delhi Students To Be Mentored By Washington University
IIT Delhi and Washington University in St Louis (WashU) today inked an agreement under which select students of the premier engineering institute will have their skills honed.
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What Donald Trump Can Still Do To Salvage 2017, And Win In 2020
Thursday marks six months in power for US president Donald Trump. Fellow Republicans hope to turn the page on a relatively fruitless debut and lift a trophy with tax reform before his first year is out.
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Class Assignment To Build Toy Guns Leads To US University Lockdown
A class assignment to build toy guns prompted a campus-wide lockdown at a US university and a hunt for a possible shooting suspect after an engineering student's model was mistaken for a real weapon.
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Donald Trump Faces Uphill Battle At Second Showdown With Hillary Clinton
White House candidate Donald Trump desperately needs a strong debate performance against Hillary Clinton on Sunday, but a damaging video of him making lewd comments about women raises the stakes significantly.
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New Brain Implants Can Dissolve When No Longer Required: Study
The brain monitoring chips were developed by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis and engineers at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Surgeons Restore Hand, Arm Movement to Quadriplegic Patients
A pioneering surgical technique has restored some hand and arm movement to patients immobilised by spinal cord injuries in the neck, scientists say.
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Two-Drug Combo Can Treat Depression in Elderly
An antidepressant drug, if taken along with a antipsychotic pill, can better help the elderly with hard-to-treat depression, a clinical trial including researchers from Washington University in St Louis has indicated.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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Smoking May Trigger Risk of Committing Suicide: Study
We know that smoking can lead to fatal health ailments but a new study establishes that it may even increase the risk of committing suicide. According to a latest study conducted by the Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, nicotine in...
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Smoking may lead to excess calorie intake
Cigarette smoking may dull the ability to taste fats and sweets, according to a new study on obese women. Researchers from Washington University in St Louis found that despite craving high-fat, sugary foods, obese women were less likely than others to...
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P&G to lay off 1,600 non-manufacturing employees to cut costs
The reduction affects about 3 per cent of P&G's non-manufacturing workforce of about 50,000.
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Bharat Biotech Partners With US University For Covid Intranasal Vaccine
Bharat Biotech on Wednesday signed a licensing agreement with Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, US for a novel "chimp-adenovirus", single dose intranasal vaccine for COVID-19.
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IIT Delhi Students To Be Mentored By Washington University
IIT Delhi and Washington University in St Louis (WashU) today inked an agreement under which select students of the premier engineering institute will have their skills honed.
-
What Donald Trump Can Still Do To Salvage 2017, And Win In 2020
Thursday marks six months in power for US president Donald Trump. Fellow Republicans hope to turn the page on a relatively fruitless debut and lift a trophy with tax reform before his first year is out.
-
Class Assignment To Build Toy Guns Leads To US University Lockdown
A class assignment to build toy guns prompted a campus-wide lockdown at a US university and a hunt for a possible shooting suspect after an engineering student's model was mistaken for a real weapon.
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Donald Trump Faces Uphill Battle At Second Showdown With Hillary Clinton
White House candidate Donald Trump desperately needs a strong debate performance against Hillary Clinton on Sunday, but a damaging video of him making lewd comments about women raises the stakes significantly.
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New Brain Implants Can Dissolve When No Longer Required: Study
The brain monitoring chips were developed by scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis and engineers at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Surgeons Restore Hand, Arm Movement to Quadriplegic Patients
A pioneering surgical technique has restored some hand and arm movement to patients immobilised by spinal cord injuries in the neck, scientists say.
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Two-Drug Combo Can Treat Depression in Elderly
An antidepressant drug, if taken along with a antipsychotic pill, can better help the elderly with hard-to-treat depression, a clinical trial including researchers from Washington University in St Louis has indicated.
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2015 Pulitzer Prizes Announced, The New York Times Wins 3
The New York Times on Monday won three prestigious Pulitzer Prizes and a St Louis newspaper took the breaking news photography award for its coverage of the racial unrest in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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Smoking May Trigger Risk of Committing Suicide: Study
We know that smoking can lead to fatal health ailments but a new study establishes that it may even increase the risk of committing suicide. According to a latest study conducted by the Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, nicotine in...
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Smoking may lead to excess calorie intake
Cigarette smoking may dull the ability to taste fats and sweets, according to a new study on obese women. Researchers from Washington University in St Louis found that despite craving high-fat, sugary foods, obese women were less likely than others to...
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P&G to lay off 1,600 non-manufacturing employees to cut costs
The reduction affects about 3 per cent of P&G's non-manufacturing workforce of about 50,000.
