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US-China tariff cuts: $30 billion trade relief plan unveiled; check full list of goodsThe US and China have announced plans to reduce tariffs on about $30 billion of imports from each other. This tariff relief follows a meeti...- Your bedroom may be too bright at night—and new research reveals what nighttime light could be doing to your heartNew research suggests nighttime light exposure may affect heart structure. A study observed thicker heart muscle and reduced flexibility in...
- In 1824, an English engineer invented the first working electromagnet laying the foundation for modern electrical engineeringIn 1824, an English engineer invented the first working electromagnet laying the foundation for modern electrical engineering. William Stur...
- Grandparents love grandkids more than their children? A 2021 psychology study explains why they shower their grandchildren with more affection, attention and warmthPsychology behind grandparents loving their grandchildren more than their children: Grandmothers' brains show heightened emotional empathy ...
- Adulthood pleasure experiences get affected by childhood traumas you face. Can the brain be rewired to change behaviour? Neuroscience explainsNew research suggests childhood trauma may be linked to difficulties experiencing pleasure in adulthood through changes in brain pathways i...
- Health insurance during pregnancy: When unrelated illnesses can lead to claim rejectionWithout maternity cover, pregnancy-related complications aren’t covered, but disputes can arise over whether the exclusion extends to unrel...
- CGHS medical reimbursement rules clarified: What employees, pensioners need to know about Rs 3,000 limitThe CGHS has updated its regulations regarding beneficiary consultations and medical investigations. All follow-up treatments and tests cos...
- Experiencing sudden weight gain? Stress is tricking your brain into eating more, says Johns Hopkins studyThe participants were given a food word reactivity test during both scans. "
- View: A 'rare' opportunity for India to cash in onWhat is, perhaps, less known is the very wide spectrum of applications that the 17 REEs are used in. It is also little known that India pos...
- NE states, UP, Bihar top in pandemic management: ReportThe state's ranking is based on the performance on pandemic management, macro parameters (fiscal parameters and retail price inflation) and...
- Auto sales likely to see sequential growth in next 2 months: ReportBoth auto and two-wheeler manufacturers reported higher sales in June over May on the back of pent-up demand and revival of economic activi...
- Philips to invest Rs 300 crore in India manufacturing, R&D“Even as we work through the current crisis, we are focused on the future and are investing towards it,” Daniel Mazon, vice chairman and ma...
- New wearable, stretchable fabric may make MRI, other medical imaging tests comfortable for patientsMedical imaging tests are uncomfortable as they often use rigid radio-frequency (RF) coils to detect signals, or sound, from the body.
- Indians have smaller brains compared to Caucasians and Chinese: StudyThe study has revealed that the Indian brain, on an average, is smaller in height, width and volume when compared to Western and other east...
- No needles or chemicals: New MRI may be used to diagnose heart diseaseCurrently, the diagnostic tests available to measure blood flow to the heart require injection of radioactive chemicals.
- 94 AAI airports suffered losses in 2017-18, says governmentAs many as 94 aerodromes owned and managed by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) were in losses in the last financial year, according to...
- These founders are using AI to make radiology reports smarterCo-founder and CEO Dr Amit Kharat tells Satyanarayan Iyer how artificial intelligence can cut healthcare costs and improve efficiency. Edit...
- New artificial intelligence system can decode your mindThe researchers were able to figure out how certain locations in the brain were associated with specific information a person was seeing.
- For teens, likes on Facebook is like rewarding chocolatesBrain circuits that are activated by eating chocolate and winning money are triggered when teenagers see “likes“ on their photos.
- New non-invasive method can detect Alzheimer's before symptoms appearResearchers have developed a noninvasive method that can detect Alzheimer's disease in a living animal, well before typical symptoms appear.
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