Wednesday, September 30, 2020
World Vegetarian Day: Include these nutrient-rich foods in your diet
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Samantha Akkineni has this morning drink on an empty stomach for skin health
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Travel the world from your dining table, hop on the pineapple tart express
Country hop with Persian saffron tea, Sri Lankan hot buttered cuttlefish and Malaysian nasi lemak wrapped in banana leaves. No mask, visor or hazmat suit required
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Brain circuitry shaped by competition for space as well as genetics
Complex brain circuits in rodents can organize themselves with genetics playing only a secondary role, according to a new computer modelling study.
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Insight from sports medicine leads to discovery about mussels in acidifying ocean
Feeding rates of blue mussels slow down under ocean acidification conditions, and the cause may be the slowing beat of gill cilia, similar to a known response in human lung cells.
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'Portfolio' of marine reserves enhances fish populations
No-take fishing zones on their own act as valuable sources of fish for neighboring reefs. These areas support more fish, which then produce even greater numbers of baby fish. But, just how many babies survive and where they end up varies greatly from year to year. Multiple smaller reserves instead of one large reserve can ensure a stable supply of fish.
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Computer model explains altered decision making in schizophrenia
Scientists have built a computer 'brain circuit', or artificial neural network, that mirrors human decision-making processes and sheds light on how circuits might be altered in psychiatric diseases.
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Prototype graft, designed to replace damaged heart vessels, shows promise in cell study
Researchers reported promising preclinical findings for a prototype of a vascular graft designed as a replacement for a damaged or blocked coronary artery, which supplies blood to the heart.
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Brain circuitry shaped by competition for space as well as genetics
Complex brain circuits in rodents can organize themselves with genetics playing only a secondary role, according to a new computer modelling study.
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A revised map of where working memory resides in the brain
Findings from genetically diverse mice challenge long-held assumptions about how the brain is able to briefly hold onto important information.
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Prostate Awareness Month: Tips to keep prostate health in check amid the pandemic
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Planet collision simulations give clues to atmospheric loss from Moon's origin
Earth could have lost anywhere between ten and 60 per cent of its atmosphere in the collision that is thought to have formed the Moon.
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The workcations that work for you
Work remotely from the Himalayas or picturesque beaches while enjoying a sabbatical
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Travel the world like Guirec Soudée and his unlikely companion Monique: This hen on the go is no chicken
Meet globe-trotting Monique and her owner, who have sailed across seas through snow and sunshine on a rusty, motorised fishing boat
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Elizabetha Kerkar: The pioneer of ‘India Modern’
With stories, memories and photographs, here’s toasting the interior designer and art connoisseur who passed away two weeks ago, leaving behind a stunning legacy at Taj Hotels
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Winter migration of birds to the Indian subcontinent begins
There is excitement among the birding community as feathered visitors from the northern hemisphere keep their annual date with the Indian subcontinent
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Tune in to Newsy Jacuzzi, a podcast by a mother-daughter team
Eight-year-old Leela Sivasankar Prickitt and her journalist mother Lyndee’s podcast, Newsy Jacuzzi, covers topics ranging from Baby Shark to Black Lives Matter
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Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Spreading ghost forests on NC coast may contribute to climate change
A new study found the spread of ghost forests across a coastal region of North Carolina may have implications for global warming.
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Natural capital a missing piece in climate policy
Clean air, clean water and a functioning ecosystem are considered priceless. Yet accounting for the economic value of nature has large implications for climate policy, a new study shows.
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Monday, September 28, 2020
Start your day on a healthy note with this 5-step immunity-boosting routine
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World Heart Day 2020: Can irregular periods affect women’s heart health?
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Early introduction of gluten may prevent celiac disease in children, study finds
Introducing high doses of gluten from four months of age into infants' diets could prevent them from developing celiac disease, a study has found, though researchers say further studies are needed before being applied in practice.
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COVID-19 may deplete testosterone, helping to explain male patients' poorer prognosis
A study of patients hospitalized due to COVID-19 suggests that the disease might deteriorate men's testosterone levels. The study found that as men's testosterone level at baseline decreases, the probability for them to be in the intensive care unit (ICU) significantly increases.
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COVID-19: Social distancing is more effective than travel bans, study finds
Travel bans will delay the peak of infection with days, while social distancing has a much stronger impact, amounting in up to 4 weeks delay, scientists report.
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COVID-19: Saliva tests could detect silent carriers
Testing self-collected saliva samples could offer an easy and effective mass testing approach for detecting asymptomatic COVID-19.
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One in three parents plan to skip flu shots for their kids during COVID-19 pandemic, poll finds
According to a new U.S. poll, COVID-19 may not influence parents' beliefs about the flu vaccine, with just one third believing it's more important for children to get vaccinated this year, while one in three parents don't plan to vaccinate children against the flu.
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Study reveals design flaws of chatbot-based symptom-checker apps
Millions of people turn to their mobile devices when seeking medical advice. They're able to share their symptoms and receive potential diagnoses through chatbot-based symptom-checker (CSC) apps. But how do these apps compare to a trip to the doctor's office? Not well, according to a new study.
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The Arctic is burning in a whole new way
'Zombie fires' and burning of fire-resistant vegetation are new features driving Arctic fires -- with strong consequences for the global climate -- warn international fire scientists.
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Disastrous duo: Heatwaves and droughts
Simultaneous heatwaves and droughts are becoming increasingly common in western parts of the Unites States, according to a new study. Periods of dry and hot weather, which can make wildfires more likely, are becoming larger, more intense, and more frequent because of climate change.
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Climate change threatens breeding birds
Surviving on a warming planet can be a matter of timing -- but simply shifting lifecycle stages to match the tempo of climate change has hidden dangers for some animals, according to new research. The study has uncovered drastic consequences for birds that are breeding earlier in lockstep with earlier starts of spring: chicks hatching earlier face increased risk of poor weather conditions, food shortages and mortality.
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The testimony of trees: How volcanic eruptions shaped 2000 years of world history
Researchers have shown that over the past two thousand years, volcanoes have played a larger role in natural temperature variability than previously thought, and their climatic effects may have contributed to past societal and economic change.
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How the brain balances emotion and reason
Navigating through life requires balancing emotion and reason, a feat accomplished by the brain region 'area 32' of the anterior cingulate cortex. The area maintains emotional equilibrium by relaying information between cognitive and emotional brain regions, according to new research.
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Study links rising stress, depression in U.S. to pandemic-related losses, media consumption
Experiencing multiple stressors triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic -- such as unemployment -- and COVID-19-related media consumption are directly linked to rising acute stress and depressive symptoms across the United States, according to a new study.
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Ancient Adélie penguin colony revealed by snowmelt at Cape Irizar, Ross Sea, Antarctica
Researchers encountered a puzzle at Cape Irizar, a rocky cape located just south of the Drygalski Ice Tongue on the Scott Coast, Ross Sea. He found both ancient and what appeared to be fresh remains of Adelie penguins, mostly of chicks, which frequently die and accumulate at these colonies. However, the 'fresh' remains were puzzling, he says, because there are no records of an active penguin colony at this site.
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Strong activation of anti-bacterial T cells linked to severe COVID-19
A type of anti-bacterial T cells, so-called MAIT cells, are strongly activated in people with moderate to severe COVID-19 disease, according to a new study.
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Landslides: long-term effects on tundra vegetation
Landslides have long-term effects on tundra vegetation, a new study shows. Conducting the study in North West Siberia, the researchers found that tundra vegetation regenerated rapidly after a major landslide event in 1989.
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Heating in vaping device as cause for lung injury, study shows
Early results of an experimental vaping study have shown significant lung injury from e-cigarette devices with nickel-chromium alloy heating elements.
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Pandemic sets off future wave of worsening mental health issues
Long after a COVID-19 vaccination is developed and years after the coronavirus death toll is tallied, the impact on mental health will linger, continuing to inflict damage if not addressed, according to new research.
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Strong activation of anti-bacterial T cells linked to severe COVID-19
A type of anti-bacterial T cells, so-called MAIT cells, are strongly activated in people with moderate to severe COVID-19 disease, according to a new study.
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Busy pictures hinder reading ability in children
A new study shows extraneous images draw attention from text, reducing comprehension in beginning readers.
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Low level alcohol use during pregnancy can impact child's brain development
A new study finds any alcohol use during pregnancy, even low levels, is associated with subtle, yet significant behavioural and psychological effects in children including anxiety, depression and poor attention.
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Take care of your heart too The Hindu - Fitness
With altered lifestyles for fear of contracting COVID-19, cardiologists are worried because exercise and diet has taken a backseat, and anxiety and fear looms — none of which bode well for the heart
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Winter migration of birds to the Indian subcontinent begins
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Take care of your heart too
With altered lifestyles for fear of contracting COVID-19, cardiologists are worried because exercise and diet has taken a backseat, and anxiety and fear looms — none of which bode well for the heart
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Take care of your heart too
With altered lifestyles for fear of contracting COVID-19, cardiologists are worried because exercise and diet has taken a backseat, and anxiety and fear looms — none of which bode well for the heart
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Sunday, September 27, 2020
Check out these Do-It-Yourself kits to learn new crafts at home
These easy-to-use kits on varied fields are both entertaining and educational
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Turning a new 'leaf' with Vistaraku
Vistaraku is Hyderabad-based Madhavi and Venugopal’s venture to bring back the tradition of eating on leaves
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From boosting immunity to improving mood: Here’s why gur chana is good for you
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Historical racial and ethnic health inequities account for disproportionate COVID-19 impact
A new article examines the ways in which COVID-19 disproportionately impacts historically disadvantaged communities of color in the United States, and how baseline inequalities in our health system are amplified by the pandemic. The authors also discuss potential solutions.
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Tree rings show scale of Arctic pollution is worse than previously thought
The largest-ever study of tree rings from Norilsk in the Russian Arctic has shown that the direct and indirect effects of industrial pollution in the region and beyond are far worse than previously thought.
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The male Y chromosome does more than we thought
While the Y chromosome's role was believed to be limited to the functions of the sexual organs, a scientist has shown that it impacts the functions of other organs as well.
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The male Y chromosome does more than we thought
While the Y chromosome's role was believed to be limited to the functions of the sexual organs, a scientist has shown that it impacts the functions of other organs as well.
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New knowledge about what causes thunderstorms and cloud bursts
Thunderstorms often provoke violent cloud bursts that can result in devastating flooding. But what actually spawns thunderstorms and cloud bursts? This question has spurred a new study.
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Simpler models may be better for determining some climate risk
Typically, computer models of climate become more and more complex as researchers strive to capture more details of our Earth's system, but according to a team of researchers, to assess risks, less complex models, with their ability to better sample uncertainties, may be a better choice.
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Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month: Early detection, knowledge can save lives
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When food arguments escalate into bitter war
Whether the great ilish divide or the salame dispute, food arguments can easily escalate into bitter war
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Saturday, September 26, 2020
Ankylosing Spondylitis: All you need to know about this auto-immune inflammatory condition
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Canadian-Taiwanese musician Ginalina launches her début book ‘The Mighty River’
The book talks about the importance of water bodies and introduces children to the animals and plants of British Columbia
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Notes from Doon
There is little of the essence of Garhwal I find in the town’s residents though, much like there is little of the culture of Kumaon in people from Nainital
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U.S. hospital admissions for non-COVID-19 have only partially rebounded from initial decline
While declines in U.S. hospital admissions during the onset of COVID-19 has been well-documented, little is known about how admissions during the rebound varied by age, insurance coverage and socioeconomic groups. The decline in non-COVID-19 admissions was similar across all demographic subgroups but the partial rebound that followed shows that non-COVID-19 admissions for residents from Hispanic neighborhoods was significantly lower than for other groups.
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During pandemic, racism puts additional stress on Asian Americans
People of Asian ancestry face yet another set of challenges posed by racism and xenophobia which has soared during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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COVID-19 spurs anxious, upsetting dreams
The anxiety, stress and worry brought on by COVID-19 is not limited to daytime hours. The pandemic is affecting our dreams as well, infusing more anxiety and negative emotions into dreams and spurring dreams about the virus itself, particularly among women, according to new research.
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Priyanka Pradhan documents her grandmother’s stories in a book
Writer Priyanka Pradhan discusses recording her grandmother’s legacy in a children’s book full of short stories from the Himalayas
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First post-lockdown vintage car rally in Chennai to start at Marina Beach
A dozen cars including Cadillacs, Mustangs, Jaguars and Mercedes’ will start opposite the office of Director General of Police and head towards the Old Mahabalipuram Road
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An unforgettable interview with SP Balasubrahmanyam in Coimbatore when the singer sang for a scribe
How the singer warmed up to journalists, and sometimes even sang a few lines exclusively for them
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PCOS Awareness Month 2020: Is there is a link between PCOS and bipolar disorder?
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Friday, September 25, 2020
Microsoft’s new Xbox, Family Settings apps
Microsoft said it will replace Console Streaming (Preview) with Xbox remote play in the new app, allowing gamers to play the games downloaded on their consoles, from their phones or tablets via Xbox remote play feature.
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World Contraception Day 2020: A doctor debunks five myths
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Royals in the everyday
Designers, cinematographers, writers, entrepreneurs — the younger generation is trying new things and carving a life separate from their storied past
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Nobody went hungry in Shahjahanabad: Food and flavours from the walled city
Life in the cobbled streets of Old Delhi was a parade of culinary delights, from mathi halwa to meltingly tender meat
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Metallic and moulded on Amit Aggarwal’s online store
Amit Aggarwal’s new online store works with contrast
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Get your share of green
Teja Lele Desai lists five easy ways to spruce up the patio and terrace
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Adventure tour groups swing back to business
As tourism activities begin, trekking and adventure tour groups in Visakhapatnam are all set to take people to the unexplored beaches and hills but with a hint of caution
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Here’s why you should try growing microgreens at home
Anyone can grow microgreens in their kitchen garden; the lockdown is seeing a surge in people experimenting with different methods. Here is one you can try
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Thursday, September 24, 2020
Gyms remain empty in Bengaluru while maintenance costs surge The Hindu - Fitness
On an average, daily footfall has plummeted from 300 to 20
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Caring for a person undergoing dialysis: Here are some dietary and mental health tips
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Robber Flies: The assassins of the insect world
Robber Flies eat fellow insects from the larvae to the adult stage in one of Nature’s most carefully crafted mechanisms
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Photographer documents Coimbatore’s humble hobby fishers
Wedding photographer S Buvanesh has been documenting Coimbatore’s hobby fishers during lockdown
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Gyms remain empty in Bengaluru while maintenance costs surge
On an average, daily footfall has plummeted from 300 to 20
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Fructose made in the brain could be a mechanism driving Alzheimer's disease, researchers propose
New research proposes that Alzheimer's disease may be driven by the overactivation of fructose made in the brain. The study outlined the hypothesis that Alzheimer's is a modern disease driven by changes in dietary lifestyle that has resulted in excessive fructose metabolism in the brain.
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Can ripples on the sun help predict solar flares?
Scientists discovered in 1996 that sunquakes are linked to solar flares. Now, using helioseismic holography, scientists have analyzed a 2011 flare and shown that the impulsive source that generated the sunquake, and the refracted acoustic waves that later rippled the solar surface, was submerged 1,000 kilometers below the photosphere and flare. Further sunquake study could reveal if submerged sources are common and whether they can predict the appearance of flares and potential impact on Earth.
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US man dies of ‘excessive licorice’ or mulethi: Know how much to have
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Pinterest, too, starts ‘stories’ format with Story Pins
Some users can use Story Pins to publish visual stories in different categories with videos, voiceover, image and text overlay, offering more engaging Pins to the viewers.
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When fashion gets functional
Abraham & Thakore will launch their latest line at Ffolio in Bengaluru this week
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Yamaha Fascino 125: Performance, efficiency and promise of Japanese reliability
The company has an ace up its sleeve with the power-to-weight ratio, which is down to 99kg kerb weight
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Fit India Dialogue 2020: PM Modi reveals he makes nutritious parathas with drumsticks
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Single estate tea: Single and sought after
Wine connoisseurs are no longer the only ones obsessed with terroir. As popular brands went off the shelf during lockdown, many turned their attention to single estate teas for their region-unique flavours
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TN Venkatesh: The man who scripted Co-optex’s turnaround
The outgoing MD of this 85-year-old brand talks about how digitalisation, a sustainability strategy and ‘customer trust’ helped make Co-optex popular once again
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The #UnhookTheBra Challenge raises awareness about breast cancer
Five “breast cancer winners” from Delhi-NCR put out a foot-tapping message about doing a breast self-exam and early detection, to reiterate that breast cancer is curable
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Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Watch | An online design studio inspired by Tamil literature
A video on Urue, an online studio that aims to create a contemporary design space for Tamil literature
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Teas and immunity: Here’s what you need to know
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Answering your vehicle-related queries
Is this a fair price? Ranjithkumar R: My friend wants to sell his 2017 Maruti Ciaz ZDi SHVS, a model I’ve always wanted but couldn’t buy since it was
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Hearing-challenged Lekshmy R and Parvathy R host YouTube tutorials on Indian Sign Language on CADRRE’s channel
Ten words are taught in each video on CADRRE’s channel
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Dragons on the roadside
The exotic dragon fruit, once available only at the exclusive supermarkets, is now sold on the roadside in Telangana, thanks to the local cultivation
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Chennai bars uncork for the first time since COVID-19 lockdowns began
Bartenders are back in action, whipping up your favourite poison — in face masks and shields. What does nightlife in the city look like in the grip of a pandemic?
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Baking in Chennai gets imaginative as entrepreneurs and chefs experiment
Competitive chefs throw their croissants into the ring
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This is Chennai’s favourite sport for surf, sun and social distancing
With intrepid surfers and a curious new set trying their hand at the sport, the surf shacks along ECR, have just about time to capitalise on what is left of the surf season this year: April to September
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Here’s why you should have homemade yoghurt to satiate sweet cravings
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Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Saloni Gaur's videos and avatars raise awareness on things that matter with a pinch of humour
A Delhi University student, she takes pot shots on trending topics — from double standards in society to fake news
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'Cheater mitochondria' may profit from cellular stress coping mechanisms
Cheating mitochondria may take advantage of cellular mechanisms for coping with food scarcity in a simple worm to persist, even though this can reduce the worm's wellbeing.
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Scientists identify new species of crystal-encrusted truffle, thanks to bonobos
Mushroom-munching bonobos in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have introduced scientists to a new species of truffle.
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Smart cells: Chemists develop tool with potential to treat illness at the cellular level
New research by an international team of chemists describes a new type of artificial cell that can communicate with other cells within the body -- with potential applications in the field of smart pharmaceuticals.
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How night vision is maintained during retinal degenerative disease
New insight on how people with retinal degenerative disease can maintain their night vision for a relatively long period of time has just been published.
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What precautions should a recently-recovered COVID-19 patient take? Find out
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Watch | How to breath in and out The Hindu - Fitness
A video by doctor Dr Charu Arora demonstrating different types of breathing.
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Wheels of innovation
From clocks and mirrors to playground equipment, this architect near Madurai has used the lockdown to upcycle discarded tyres
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Watch | How to breath in and out
A video by doctor Dr Charu Arora demonstrating different types of breathing.
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Space, mental health and more: The best of 2020 podcasts
This year, despite wreaking havoc in most areas, has been fertile for new podcasts. From the big media houses to home studios new episodes or series o
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Monday, September 21, 2020
Saravana Gowtham on his latest single, ‘A Distant Wave’
The Bengaluru-based musician discusses his second single and reveals his passion for instrumental tracks
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Biomarker indicating neurodegeneration identified in the eye
A new study indicates a well-known biomarker that serves as a marker for earlier diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases is now detectable in the eye. Neurofilament light chain, a protein previously detected in cerebrospinal fluid and blood that is being explored as a biomarker to detect neurodegeneration, has now been identified in the vitreous humor, or fluid within the eye.
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The overlap between fear and anxiety brain circuits
Fear and anxiety reflect overlapping brain circuits, according to research recently published in JNeurosci. The findings highlight a need to reevaluate the existing models guiding anxiety research.
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Corona-induced CO2 emission reductions are not yet detectable in the atmosphere
The impact of the corona pandemic will reduce worldwide carbon dioxide emissions by up to eight percent in 2020. Cumulative reductions of about this magnitude would be required every year to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement by 2030. Measurements now revealed that concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has not yet changed due to the estimated emission reductions.
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Mirror-like photovoltaics get more electricity out of heat
New heat-harnessing 'solar' cells that reflect 99% of the energy they can't convert to electricity could help bring down the price of storing renewable energy as heat, as well as harvesting waste heat from exhaust pipes and chimneys.
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Corona-induced CO2 emission reductions are not yet detectable in the atmosphere
The impact of the corona pandemic will reduce worldwide carbon dioxide emissions by up to eight percent in 2020. Cumulative reductions of about this magnitude would be required every year to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement by 2030. Measurements now revealed that concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has not yet changed due to the estimated emission reductions.
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Male baboons with female friends live longer
Opposite-sex friendships can have non-romantic benefits. And not just for people, but for our primate cousins, too. A 35-year study of 542 baboons finds that males that have close female friends have higher rates of survival. Previous studies have assumed that males befriend females to protect their offspring, or to boost their chances of mating later on. But the new study points to an additional benefit: female friends may help them live a longer life.
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Key discovery in psoriatic arthritis points way for developing targeted treatments
The strongest evidence yet of a single cause for psoriatic arthritis has been discovered by researchers. The disease may be activated by the same trigger in different patients which, if identified, could move towards creating therapies that would prevent psoriatic arthritis, and potentially providing a cure.
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Study identifies innovative responses to pandemic school meal program disruption
A new study estimates that more than 1.15 billion breakfasts and lunches for low-income children were not served in school as a result of school closures between March 9 and May 1. States and school districts have developed innovative solutions to meet the nutritional needs of low-income children and respond to the rapidly growing food insecurity crisis, yet the number of replacement meals is likely far short of what they provided prior to the pandemic.
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Gourmet cooking sans sweat and fears
Bring down long hours in the kitchen for restaurant-style stellar meals with DIY food kits
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The new match-fixing : a digital age of corona courtships
Matrimony websites adapt to online courting so they can continue to set up potential matches. But how comfortable are millennials with getting to know each other on a screen before they tie the knot?
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Here’s how you can control eczema and psoriasis flare-up during changing weather
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Sunday, September 20, 2020
Detecting fake Scotch Whisky, without opening the bottle
Scotch whisky can be very expensive. While testing for suspected fraud or adulteration of such pricey drinks, contactless sensing without opening the bottles would be preferable.
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World Alzheimer’s Day 2020: Common in elders, still Alzheimer’s is not a part of ageing, say experts
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10-year-old Souparnika Nair wows judges of Britian’s Got Talent Show with her performance of Zendaya’s ‘Neverland’
Souparnika Nair’s performance for the BGT semi-final wins her fans from all around the world
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Here’s why you should drink tamarind or imli juice
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Is F Factor Diet good for health? The Hindu - Fitness
This diet created by Tanya Zuckerbro combines high-fibre foods with lean protein at every meal
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Is F Factor Diet good for health?
This diet created by Tanya Zuckerbro combines high-fibre foods with lean protein at every meal
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Chendamangalam sari: a saga of hope and resilience
Care 4 Chendamangalam, which works with weavers in Kerala, brings the eponymous GI-tagged sari for a fund-raiser exhibition to Bengaluru
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Chronic stress has been hypothesised as potential risk factor for hypertension
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Canon’s software can turn your Canon camera into a web camera
Using Canon’s software people can easily connect, setup, and start using their existing Canon cameras for thing like video chatting, web conferencing and live streaming.
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Saturday, September 19, 2020
Many practitioners are not prescribing HIV prevention medication
Only about 54% of medical practitioners surveyed say they have prescribed pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, to HIV-vulnerable patients, according to a new study.
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The Phish scale: New tool helps IT staff see why users click on fraudulent emails
Researcher have developed a new tool called the Phish Scale that could help organizations better train their employees to avoid a particularly dangerous form of cyber attack known as phishing.
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COVID-19: Schools incorporate more non-academic activities to virtual schooling
Elections, competitions, trophies and camaraderie. As students settle into the routine of online classes, schools bring activities online for a semblance of normalcy
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Chendamangalam sari: a saga of hope and resilience
Care 4 Chendamangalam, which works with weavers in Kerala, brings the eponymous GI-tagged sari for a fund-raiser exhibition to Bengaluru
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COVID-19: Most homemade masks block large cough droplets, even as single layer, says study
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Mosquito-borne diseases: Causes, symptoms and prevention tips
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Bhawan: When street food comes home
Bhawan brings us small plates from across India, even as travel seems difficult
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PCOS and Endometriosis: How to spot the signs
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Friday, September 18, 2020
Weekly Bytes | Facebook’s ‘Watch Together’ feature, Google Drive changes and more
Here's our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size.
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Is it safe to store drinking water in glass bottles?
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Watch | India Couture Week 2020 goes virtual this weekend
What to expect at India’s first pandemic fashion week
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How restaurants in Visakhapatnam are gearing up to screen IPL matches amidst the pandemic
As the fans get ready to cheer for their favourite teams, restaurants and hotels across Visakhapatnam are set to host screenings of the game, but with all the precautionary measures in place
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Undersea earthquakes shake up climate science
Sound generated by seismic events on the seabed can be used to determine the temperature of Earth's warming oceans.
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Homegrown gifts and a Punya Box
Dastkar goes virtual. Plus, a platform for products created by NGOs
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Benefits of aliv seeds: Preventing hair loss to postpartum recovery
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It’s official, Apple will launch an online India store on September 23
The online store for India may come in direct competition with Flipkart, Amazon and other online authorised third-party resellers
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Thursday, September 17, 2020
The good memes starter pack: things to keep in mind while making memes
Memes have long been used for imparting information, registering protest or simply being funny. But what makes a good meme? Meme-makers weigh in.
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Scientists discover what happens in our brains when we make educated guesses
Researchers have identified how cells in our brains work together to join up memories of separate experiences, allowing us to make educated guesses in everyday life. By studying both human and mouse brain activity, they report that this process happens in a region of the brain called the hippocampus.
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Curve at tip of shoes eases movement but may lead to weaker muscles, problems
The scientists found that the more curved a toe spring is, the less power the foot inside the shoe has to exert when pushing off from the ground while walking. That means foot muscles are doing less work, and this, the researchers hypothesize, may have consequences such as less endurance and make people more susceptible to medical conditions like plantar fasciitis.
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A scientific first: How psychedelics bind to key brain cell receptor
For the first time, scientists solved the high-resolution structure of these compounds when they are actively bound to the 5-HT2A serotonin receptor on the surface of brain cells. This discovery is already leading to the exploration of more precise compounds that could eliminate hallucinations but still have strong therapeutic effects. Psilocybin - the psychedelic compound in mushrooms - has already been granted breakthrough status by the FDA to treat depression.
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Understanding the movement patterns of free-swimming marine snails
New research looks at the swimming and sinking kinematics of nine species of warm water pteropods (sea snails) to shed light on their ecology, predator-prey interactions, and vertical distributions. By using a high-speed stereophotogrammetry system, investigators were able to focus on how the shell shape, body geometry, and body size affect their swimming behavior from a fluid mechanics perspective, while image analysis and metabarcoding related swimming behaviors to night time and daytime vertical distributions.
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Secret of plant dietary fiber structure revealed
Researchers have uncovered the mechanics of how plant cell walls balance the strength and rigidity provided by cellulose with its ability to stretch and compress. This discovery helps explain how plant structures can range from floppy grasses to hard wood trees and is important for understanding dietary fiber properties in nutrition. The findings also have applications in medicine, agriculture and a range of other industries.
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0.5°C of additional warming has a huge effect on global aridity
In a simulation study, researchers showed that limiting global warming to 1.5°C rather than 2°C will mitigate aridification in some regions of the world including the Mediterranean, western Europe, and southern Africa. However, Australia and some parts of Asia were simulated to become wetter rather than drier at both 1.5°C and 2°C of warming. These findings reveal the importance of targeted regional simulations of aridity levels to support policymaking decisions on global warming targets.
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Research shows potential of gene editing in barley
An international team of plant scientists have shown the potential to rapidly improve the quality of barley grain through a genetic tool known as CRISPR or gene editing.
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A scientific first: How psychedelics bind to key brain cell receptor
For the first time, scientists solved the high-resolution structure of these compounds when they are actively bound to the 5-HT2A serotonin receptor on the surface of brain cells. This discovery is already leading to the exploration of more precise compounds that could eliminate hallucinations but still have strong therapeutic effects. Psilocybin - the psychedelic compound in mushrooms - has already been granted breakthrough status by the FDA to treat depression.
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Time-restricted feeding improves health without altering the body's core clock
For the first time, scientists have studied the early effects of time-restricted feeding on the daily periodic oscillations of metabolites and genes in muscle, and metabolites in blood. The findings find that time-restricted feeding does not influence the muscle's core clock, and opens the door to more research on how these observed changes improve health.
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Potential target identified for migraine therapy
Researchers have identified the protein GLT-1 as the neurotransmitter glutamate transporter in the brain that is related to cortical spreading depression, a pathological condition that underlies migraines. The researchers found that mice lacking GLT-1, but not other glutamate receptors, were more susceptible to cortical spreading depression than were controls. GLT-1 might therefore be a potential target for migraine therapy.
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New estimates for the rise in sea levels due to ice sheet mass loss under climate change
An international consortium of researchers under the aegis of CMIP6 has calculated new estimates for the melting of Earth's ice sheets due to greenhouse gas emissions and its impact on sea levels, showing that the ice sheets could together contribute more than 40 cm by the end of 2100.
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Apple’s watchOS 7: Go to bed, please The Hindu - Fitness
The journalist takes a deep dive into the intricacies of watchOS 7’s sleep tracker, available on Apple Watch Series 3 and up
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Apple’s watchOS 7: Go to bed, please
The journalist takes a deep dive into the intricacies of watchOS 7’s sleep tracker, available on Apple Watch Series 3 and up
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Watch: how online aggregators are helping India's farmers
A video on how online aggregators are finding ways to help farmers by taking their produce to homes across the country.
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Answering your vehicle-related queries
A comfortable rideBalasubramaniyan, Chennai: I want to buy a car with good rear-seat comfort because I suffer from back pain. My budget is ₹50-75 lakh
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Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Kia Sonet: Hard to fault aside from its not-so-spacious rear seat
The SUV is offered with three engines — four if you count different outputs — and five gearboxes
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Vespa Racing Sixties: Essentially, the 2020 SXL with an eye-grabbing paint scheme
The scooter commands a premium price but buying a Vespa has always been a case of the heart winning over the head
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Pickles with a twist: How lockdown helped these innovative cuisines pick up steam
Be it the sharp scent of mustard or the aroma of dried shrimp in chilli oil, creative cuisine has picked up steam during lockdown. Now, for an innovative meal, just twist open a jar
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Home-based care for COVID-19 infection; here are some dos and don’ts
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Panjeeri made with desi ghee is good for new mothers; here’s why
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Replicating a genome starts with a twist, a pinch, and a bit of a dance
DNA replication begins with a set of proteins -- the Origin of Replication Complex (ORC). Researchers published images of the human ORC in exquisite detail, showing how it changes shapes in dramatic ways as it assembles around DNA.
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T cells take the lead in controlling SARS-CoV-2 and reducing COVID-19 disease severity
A multi-layered, virus-specific immune response is important for controlling SARS-CoV-2 during the acute phase of the infection and reducing COVID-19 disease severity, with the bulk of the evidence pointing to a much bigger role for T cells than antibodies. A weak or uncoordinated immune response, on the other hand, predicts a poor disease outcome.
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As pandemic progressed, people's perceived risks went up
A recent study documents how personal risk assessment and protective behaviors are linked.
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International Chocolate Day | Is chocapocalypse here?
Chocolate is probably the most-loved confection in the world. But the bitter truth is that we are staring at an acute chocolate shortage a few years down the line. As we celebrate International Chocolate Day on September 13, let’s take a look at how chocolate is made and how climate change could impact its production.
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Simplifying the world of stock trading for you
Online training platform Cosmic Wealth co-founded by Thiruvananthapuram-based engineers Ridhwik Vinod and Goutham Bhaskar A, helps aspiring stock traders
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Weddings 2.0: And they blessed the couple virtually
All dressed and ready to attend a wedding? First, put on your VR headset. Pandemic-led innovation is helping the wedding industry, along with fashion and hospitality, as events pick up steam
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This one’s for all the single ladies: ‘Status Single’ celebrates singlehood among women
From its origins as a book, ‘Status Single With Shree’ by Sreemoyee Kundu is now a series of online conversations featuring inspirational women who defy conventions
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How queer art is changing conversations around the LGBTQIA + community
Queer art projecting stories of struggle and survival is gaining popularity in India, giving the LGBTQIA + community long-due appropriate representation
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Catch this virtual space exhibition
The virtual exhibition ‘ISRO & CNES: A Common History’ presents glimpses of collaboration between India and France in the 1960s and 70s
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Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Study connects hormones we're born with to lifetime risk for immunological diseases
Differences in biological sex can dictate lifelong disease patterns, says a new study by Michigan State University researchers that links connections between specific hormones present before and after birth with immune response and lifelong immunological disease development.
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Future autonomous machines may build trust through emotion
Research has extended the state-of-the-art in autonomy by providing a more complete picture of how actions and nonverbal signals contribute to promoting cooperation. Researchers suggested guidelines for designing autonomous machines such as robots, self-driving cars, drones and personal assistants that will effectively collaborate with Soldiers.
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Theoretically, two layers are better than one for solar-cell efficiency
Solar cells have come a long way, but inexpensive, thin film solar cells are still far behind more expensive, crystalline solar cells in efficiency. Now, a team of researchers suggests that using two thin films of different materials may be the way to go to create affordable, thin film cells with about 34% efficiency.
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Evergreen needles act as air quality monitors
Every tree, even an evergreen, can be an air quality monitor. That's the conclusion of researchers who measured the magnetism of particulate matter on the needles of evergreen trees. That measurement, they found, correlated to general air quality, suggesting that analysis of the needles -- a relatively simple and low-cost process -- could provide a high-resolution, year-round picture of air quality.
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Prostate Cancer Awareness Month: Some common myths busted
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The lost art of breathing right
Experts remind us of basic breathing techniques we’ve forgotten
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The lost art of breathing right The Hindu - Fitness
Experts remind us of basic breathing techniques we’ve forgotten
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A pandemic is never absolutely over, but it can be controlled: Dr Naresh Trehan
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Monday, September 14, 2020
A vote for India’s national butterfly
A first-of-its kind online public campaign is underway to choose from a list of seven winged wonders nominated by experts. The butterfly poll will end on October 7
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Looking for an immumity-boosting recipe? Try this juice today
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Coffee, with a side of community concern
Spot some unusual décor at the Bengaluru café, Cuppa, as empty tables turn display spaces for artists and designers
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Telangana Photographic Society launches e-magazine, Focus
The monthly digital magazine aims to offer insights into the psyche of master photographers
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How pubs in Bengaluru are doing a fortnight after alcohol service resumed
According to an Excise Department order, up to 50% seating capacity is allowed.
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NASA monitors carbon monoxide from California wildfires
The observations from Earth orbit show high-altitude concentrations of the gas that are more than 10 times typical amounts.
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Hostility linked with higher risk of death after second heart attacks
Heart attack patients who are sarcastic or irritable could be putting their health at risk. 'Hostility is a personality trait that includes being sarcastic, cynical, resentful, impatient or irritable.'
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Combining two precision medicines can treat drug-resistant cancers
Launching a dual-pronged attack on tumours using a combination of two innovative precision medicines could treat patients with multiple common cancers, a new clinical trial shows.
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Is online shopping better than making trips to the mall?
The fun atmosphere of a mall or the comfort of home: what’s your shopping style? A seasoned shopper and a reluctant one thresh out the pros and cons
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Are artificial sweeteners better than regular sugar?
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A 100-year affair
On Agatha Christie’s birth anniversary, a look at the book that started it all, The Mysterious Affair at Styles, which was published in October 1920
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The lost art of breathing right
Experts remind us of basic breathing techniques we’ve forgotten
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The lost art of breathing right The Hindu - Fitness
Experts remind us of basic breathing techniques we’ve forgotten
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Blood Cancer Awareness Month: Know about the types, treatments available
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Sunday, September 13, 2020
Rambo Circus’ digital show comes home on September 25
Rambo Circus’ scripted digital show features stunt performances by jugglers, trapeze artistes and acrobats
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Watch | Meet the man who has 2,500 cacti plants on his terrace
A video on Balakrishnan from Kozhikode, who grows around 2,500 cacti plants on his terrace
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Centre for Justice and Peace distributes books for children in tribal settlements
The NGO has now distributed 1000 books in 11 tribal villages across Tamil Nadu
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Clean water wins at Lexus Global Design 2020
The innovations showcased at the annual event (virtual, by necessity) comprised everything from ‘living walls’ to smart sewing machines
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Saturday, September 12, 2020
Malai pao, meat feasts and ice cream: My grandfather’s joy in eating
My grandfather was a man of prodigious appetites and he ate voraciously, in a sort of private orgy of delight
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This cactus collector from Kerala loves to adorn his garden with thorny beauties
Sexagenarian E Balakrishnan from Kozhikode maintains over 2,500 individual plants comprising more than 200 different species, many of which are imported ones
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Friday, September 11, 2020
Weekly Bytes | Apple’s eye-tracking technology, Microsoft ending Flash Player support and more
Here's our curated list of important tech news from this week in byte size.
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Mental healthcare: Here’s why support groups are important
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5 ways to take care of oral health when you are sick
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Ancient earthquake may have caused destruction of Canaanite palace at Tel Kabri
Researchers have uncovered new evidence that an earthquake may have caused the destruction and abandonment of a flourishing Canaanite palatial site about 3,700 years ago.
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Trout don't follow the weather forecast
Biologists studied the migration patterns of steelhead, a subpopulation of rainbow trout that migrates to the Pacific Ocean, where the growing fish hunt and feed until they return to their natal freshwater streams to spawn. Steelhead migration was triggered by the lengthening daylight of spring rather than factors like recent rains.
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Role of protein in development of new hearing hair cells
Researchers have conducted a study that has determined the role that a critical protein plays in the development of hair cells. These hair cells are vital for hearing. Some of these cells amplify sounds that come into the ear, and others transform sound waves into electrical signals that travel to the brain.
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Gene could decrease likelihood of developing alcoholic cirrhosis
Researchers are learning more about how a person's genes play a role in the possibility they'll suffer from alcoholic cirrhosis with the discovery of a gene that could make the disease less likely.
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Healthy diet and exercise during pregnancy could lead to healthier children
New research shows improving the lifestyle of women with obesity during pregnancy could mean long-term cardiovascular benefits for their children.
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Telomere length varies across human tissue types
A new study answers the question of whether or not blood cell telomere length is a suitable proxy for telomere length in other tissues by examining over 20 human tissue types, finding variations and correlations between different tissue types.
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Biological sex affects genes for body fat, cancer, birth weight
Biological sex has a small but ubiquitous influence on gene expression in almost every type of human tissue, reports a new study. These sex differences are observed for genes involved in many functions, including how people respond to medication, how women control blood sugar levels in pregnancy, how the immune system functions, how cancer develops and male pattern baldness. The information could be used for diagnostics, drug development and predicting outcomes.
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Quantum thermometer using nanodiamonds senses a 'fever' in tiny worms C. elegans
Measuring the temperature of objects at a nanometer-scale has been a long challenge, especially in living biological samples, because of the lack of precise and reliable nanothermometers. An international team of researchers has realized a quantum technology to probe temperature on a nanometer-scale, and have observed a 'fever' in tiny nematode worms under pharmacological treatment. This strengthens the connection between quantum sensing and biology and ushers in novel thermal imaging technologies in biomedical research.
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Cuttlebone's microstructure sits at a 'sweet spot'
A professor has a lesson in one of his mechanical engineering courses on how brittle materials like calcium carbonate behave under stress. In it, he takes a piece of chalk composed of the compound and snaps it in half to show his students the edge of one of the broken pieces. The break is blunt and straight.
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Climate change recasts the insect communities of the Arctic
Researchers have exposed major changes taking place in the insect communities of the Arctic. Their study reveals how climate change is affecting small but important predators of other insects, i.e. parasitoids.
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Heated rivalries for pollinators among Arctic plants
Insect pollination is as important to Arctic plants as it is to plants further south. When flowers abound, the plants have to compete for pollinators. Researchers reveal that higher temperatures cause the flowering periods of different plant species to pile up in time. As a consequence, climate change may affect the competitive relationships of plants.
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Everyday sneakers and structured gowns
Gaurav Gupta now has an online store. Also, there’s a new space for sneakerheads on Ajio
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Fever confusion: How to tell apart COVID-19 and the common flu?
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Get your DIY game on
Get your DIY game on with these easy projects by Teja Lele Desai
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