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Scientists Reveal How Love Lights Up Different Parts Of Human Brain
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland utilised functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain activity while subjects mulled brief stories related to six different types of love.
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Why Indian Students Opt For Finland Despite Proposed Hike In Tuition Fees
Study Abroad: Finnish universities are well-resourced and feature top-notch facilities, guaranteeing high-quality education.
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Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Top Universities
Finland boasts a robust energy sector, comprehensive scholarship programs, and excellent post-study work opportunities.
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Want To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Scholarships, Admission Process
Study In Finland: The Finland Scholarship covers first-year tuition and includes a minimum 5,000 euros (Rs 4,45,660) relocation grant. Some universities also offer additional scholarships for the second year of master's studies.
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Planning To Study Abroad? Finland Can be A Good Option. Here's Why
To embark on the path to secure these scholarships and fellowships, start by navigating the national application portal database at Studyinfo.fi.
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Study Suggests People Who Spend Time In Greenery Use Less Medicine
The researchers used information from almost 6,000 people living in Helsinki, utilising prescription drugs for ailments.
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Study Abroad: 5 Happiest Countries To Pursue Higher Education
If studying at a country where happiness is as important as getting a degree is in your priority list, then you should check out the following list of countries which feature on the top of happiness index for its inhabitants.
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No Homework, No Board Exams For Children In Finland; A Cue For India
With an education system which is vastly different from that of US, UK and other European countries, Finland has been at the top of the game for decades now. The education system in Finland allow students autonomy and encourage creative play instead of pitting students in a competitive race for top grades.
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Increasing Vitamin C Dose May Help Reduce Suffering from Cold and Flu
According to a study done by University of Helsinki in Finland, taking larger doses of Vitamin C may significantly help in reducing the duration of the viral infection.
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Not A Sin To Study Schooling System Of Other Countries: Manish Sisodia
Refuting the allegation of the Opposition that he is "holidaying" in Finland, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said it was not a "sin" to study the schooling system of other countries to fix the problems in Delhi's education system.
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Healthy Diet Develops Better Reading Skills In Children
A healthy diet may develop better reading skills in the first three school years, shows a recent study from Finland. The study involved 161 children aged 6-8 years old and the quality of their diet was analysed using food diaries and their academic skills with the help of standardised tests.
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Heavy Lifting by Young Workers Linked to Low Back Pain in Midlife
Young adults with jobs that involve heavy lifting and forceful movements might be at higher risk for back pain later in life, a study from Finland suggests.
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India Among Most Vulnerable Nations to Cyber-Attacks: Study
While the US is ranked 11th safest of 44 nations studied, several Scandinavian countries like Denmark, Norway and Finland were ranked the safest in the book .
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Death of a Parent in Childhood Ups Suicide Risk
The death of a parent in childhood may increase long-term risk of suicide, finds a study of children from three Scandinavian countries who were followed for up to 40 years.
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For a restful night, make your smartphone sleep on the couch
Some large, long-term studies on sleep disorders in the United Kingdom and Finland have found that stress-related issues have led to a rise in insomnia during the last decade.
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Scientists Reveal How Love Lights Up Different Parts Of Human Brain
Researchers from Aalto University in Finland utilised functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain activity while subjects mulled brief stories related to six different types of love.
-
Why Indian Students Opt For Finland Despite Proposed Hike In Tuition Fees
Study Abroad: Finnish universities are well-resourced and feature top-notch facilities, guaranteeing high-quality education.
-
Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Top Universities
Finland boasts a robust energy sector, comprehensive scholarship programs, and excellent post-study work opportunities.
-
Want To Study Abroad? Explore Finland's Scholarships, Admission Process
Study In Finland: The Finland Scholarship covers first-year tuition and includes a minimum 5,000 euros (Rs 4,45,660) relocation grant. Some universities also offer additional scholarships for the second year of master's studies.
-
Planning To Study Abroad? Finland Can be A Good Option. Here's Why
To embark on the path to secure these scholarships and fellowships, start by navigating the national application portal database at Studyinfo.fi.
-
Study Suggests People Who Spend Time In Greenery Use Less Medicine
The researchers used information from almost 6,000 people living in Helsinki, utilising prescription drugs for ailments.
-
Study Abroad: 5 Happiest Countries To Pursue Higher Education
If studying at a country where happiness is as important as getting a degree is in your priority list, then you should check out the following list of countries which feature on the top of happiness index for its inhabitants.
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No Homework, No Board Exams For Children In Finland; A Cue For India
With an education system which is vastly different from that of US, UK and other European countries, Finland has been at the top of the game for decades now. The education system in Finland allow students autonomy and encourage creative play instead of pitting students in a competitive race for top grades.
-
Increasing Vitamin C Dose May Help Reduce Suffering from Cold and Flu
According to a study done by University of Helsinki in Finland, taking larger doses of Vitamin C may significantly help in reducing the duration of the viral infection.
-
Not A Sin To Study Schooling System Of Other Countries: Manish Sisodia
Refuting the allegation of the Opposition that he is "holidaying" in Finland, Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today said it was not a "sin" to study the schooling system of other countries to fix the problems in Delhi's education system.
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Healthy Diet Develops Better Reading Skills In Children
A healthy diet may develop better reading skills in the first three school years, shows a recent study from Finland. The study involved 161 children aged 6-8 years old and the quality of their diet was analysed using food diaries and their academic skills with the help of standardised tests.
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Heavy Lifting by Young Workers Linked to Low Back Pain in Midlife
Young adults with jobs that involve heavy lifting and forceful movements might be at higher risk for back pain later in life, a study from Finland suggests.
-
India Among Most Vulnerable Nations to Cyber-Attacks: Study
While the US is ranked 11th safest of 44 nations studied, several Scandinavian countries like Denmark, Norway and Finland were ranked the safest in the book .
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Death of a Parent in Childhood Ups Suicide Risk
The death of a parent in childhood may increase long-term risk of suicide, finds a study of children from three Scandinavian countries who were followed for up to 40 years.
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For a restful night, make your smartphone sleep on the couch
Some large, long-term studies on sleep disorders in the United Kingdom and Finland have found that stress-related issues have led to a rise in insomnia during the last decade.
