HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Is hearing loss linked to dementia? New research says yes
Rising evidence shows untreated hearing loss may account for nearly 32% of dementia cases. Experts advocate regular hearing checks and timely intervention to support brain health.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Justin Timberlake diagnosed with Lyme Disease: What is this tick-borne illness? Symptoms, risks & prevention
Justin Timberlake recently revealed his struggle with Lyme disease, joining a growing list of celebrities including Bella Hadid and Justin Bieber battling the tick-borne infection. Here’s what Lyme disease is, its symptoms, and why early detection is crucial.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
5 common foods you should stop eating for healthy kidney
Healthy individuals may unknowingly strain their kidneys with everyday staples—experts warn against high-sodium, high-phosphorus, and high-potassium foods for long-term renal wellness.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Pregnancy in the Liver? India's first case of rare Intrahepatic ectopic pregnancy
Only 8 such cases have ever been reported worldwide. UP's 30-year-old woman from Bulandshahr is now under tight medical watch as experts prepare for a rare condition where the embryo gets implanted on liver instead of the uterus.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Is juice only diet risky? Here's what experts warn
After a 17-year-old dies reportedly following a fruit juice-only diet, doctors warn against extreme detox trends and call for caution around social media-driven health fads.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Is Dal Baati Healthy? A nutrition breakdown of this Rajasthani staple
Dal Baati, the beloved comfort food from Rajasthan, can be both soulful and nutritious—if made the right way. Here’s how to enjoy it without compromising your health.
HEALTH-AND-FITNESS
Zero-Cost Gut Hack: UK surgeon shares how to beat bloating by simply spacing out meals
A common but discomforting digestive problem like bloating can affect mood and energy levels. NHS surgeon, Dr Rajan shares simple, zero-cost hacks to maintain a healthy gut in today's fast-paced world.
SCIENCE
Aditya-L1: Researchers uncover key insights into Sun's Corona
The findings published in 'The Astrophysical Journal Letters' provide key insights into the Sun’s corona and its influence on space weather
SCIENCE
Why ISRO’s SpaDEX Mission can be a game-changer for future projects?
The Space Docking Experiment (SpaDEX), scheduled for launch in mid-December 2024, will mark India’s first mission to showcase autonomous docking technology in space
SCIENCE
ISRO’s PSLV-C59 launches ESA's Proba-3 to study the Sun’s mysterious corona
The mission's primary aim is to explore the unexplored gap between the inner and outer radii of the Sun's corona
TRENDS
James Webb Telescope detects the collision of the most distant and oldest supermassive blackholes
Seen through the James Webb Telescope: The collision of the two supermassive blackholes - each one roughly 50 million times the mass of the sun in our solar system - occurred in a system called ZS7, approximately 740 million years after Big Bang.
SCIENCE
2024 brings the brightest Northern Lights display in 11 Years
The Sun is expected to enter solar maximum between 2024-2025, increasing the brightness and frequency of Aurora Borealis at the poles
SCIENCE
Pluto’s planetary status remains in question 94 years after discovery
Even though Pluto was called a planet after its discovery, its planetary status has always been under scrutiny after the International Astronomical Union relegated Pluto from the planet club.
INDIA
ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 begins countdown for launch from Sriharikota
India’s indigenous moon-landing mission began the 26-hour countdown before the launch at 2:35pm on July 14 from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota
INDIA
Chandrayaan-3 uses modified Vikram moon lander for lunar descent: All you need to know
Vikram moon lander with slight modification in leg strength will help payloads from Chandrayaan-3 to land on Moon on August 23
SCIENCE
Astronomers discover abundance of rare metals on Jupiter-sized exoplanet that rains iron
The temperature on the exoplanet, WASP-76b, rises up to 4,350 degrees Fahrenheit or 2,400 degrees Celsius, which is hot enough to vaporize iron.
INDIA
Indigenous tissue engineering scaffold for healing skin wounds gets DCGI’s nod
The animal-derived membrane made by Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Science and Technology can rapidly heal skin wounds at low-cost with minimum scarring.
