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Billionaire Bryan Johnson Freezes His Girlfriend’s Period Blood in Quest for Immortality

Many types of research are going on in the world regarding longevity and slowing down the aging process, but American tech entrepreneur Brian Johnson's method is quite different. ...
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NLSIU Fellowship 2026: Graduates Can Earn Rs 50,000 Monthly, Apply by October 30

National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru has released the notification of Research Fellowship 2026 for the candidates working in the field of research. ...
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New IB Chief: Senior IPS Officer Mahesh Dixit Appointed to Lead Intelligence Bureau

In a major top-level security appointment, senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Mahesh Dixit has been named the new chief of India's premier internal intelligence agency, the Intelligence Bureau (IB)....
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Did the iPhone Cause Falling Birth Rates? New Studies Link Smartphones to Global Fertility Decline

There has been a long-running debate about the falling birth rate around the world. Now two new researches have claimed that smartphones, especially iPhone, may have a role behind this change....
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Samsung Claims Galaxy Watch Can Predict Fainting Episodes 5 Minutes in Advance

A big claim has come to light regarding Samsung's Galaxy Watch6. A new clinical study states that this smartwatch can indicate a fainting episode about 5 minutes before a person is about to faint....
Nuclear war

10 Years. No Crops. No Sun. Penn State Study Exposes Nuclear War's True Threat

A new study warns that even a limited nuclear war—between just a few countries—could have devastating effects on the entire planet. ...
Tree mapping

England's Trees Mapped for the First Time

A groundbreaking project has successfully mapped England's non-woodland trees using advanced laser detection and satellite imagery. This comprehensive...
DRDO

DRDO Internship 2025: Everything you need to know about eligibility, application

These internships provide an opportunity to work alongside esteemed scientists and contribute to projects of national significance....
Human cells

Study uncovers fever's impact on immune cell activity, mitochondrial health

A recent study has uncovered that fever not only boosts the activity of immune cells but also leads to mitochondrial damage within these cells. ...
No evidence linking mobile phone usage to brain, head, or neck cancers

Do mobile phones cause brain cancer? Here's what WHO reveals

The study also noted that despite the significant rise in mobile phone usage and wireless technology over the past few decades, there has been no corr...
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Are Aliens living among us on Earth? Harvard study reveals TRUTH

While a recent NASA investigation into hundreds of UFO sightings revealed no conclusive evidence of alien involvement, the agency acknowledged the pos...
Cancer treatment tablet

Tata Institute reports producing Rs 100 tablet for cancer treatment

Tata Institute has recently claimed to have conducted research to form a tablet that can help with cancer treatment and costs only Rs 100. Read below ...

Lollipops may help in diagnostic procedures for adults, children: Study

Lollipops have long been used as a medical tool to pacify or reward children after a medical procedure, they may now find further use in diagnostic...

India to be world’s second-largest economy by 2075: Goldman Sachs

In the latest study by Goldman Sachs, India is all set to become the world’s second-largest economy by 2075 as it is expected that the GDP of Ind...

Most liveable cities worldwide for 2023

The capital of Austria is known as the “city of dreams,” and it appears that living there may be nothing short of a dream. The Economis...

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