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Dhanteras 2026: Why Lord Dhanvantari Is Worshipped Alongside Goddess Lakshmi — The Ayurveda Connection ExplainedDhanteras is a vibrant festival that celebrates prosperity and well-being, honoring Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Dhanvantari. Coinciding with D...
Drug-free treatment for diabetes and obesity may become possible as scientists develop a wireless device that detects high blood sugar levels and removes excess sugar from bloodstreamDiabetes treatment news: A team of scientists from France and Switzerland developed a wireless electronic device to manage diabetes. This d...
Horoscope Today, November 1, 2026: Libra Shines at Work, Scorpio Explores New Paths, Sagittarius Reviews FinancesThe Moon transits into Cancer today, shifting focus toward career ambitions, higher learning, and deep financial research. While Jupiter in...
Leo Weekly Horoscope, November 2–8, 2026: Use Confidence Wisely and Rethink Your FinancesLeo’s weekly horoscope for November 2–8, 2026, highlights confidence, relationships, finances and professional ambitions. The Moon begins t...
Doctors in 2005 gave a Colorado woman weeks to live; she fought back, and in 2015, she built a free art programme for cancer patientsBeing diagnosed with cancer is life-changing. The devastation can destroy the self-esteem of many. However, for one woman in Colorado, this...
Can a simple selfie reveal clues about cancer? New study finds surprising answers in patients’ facesA photograph may contain health clues that are difficult to measure at a glance. Researchers have developed AI tools that connect facial fe...
Sachin Tendulkar’s niece wins award for surgical research: Who is Karishma Tendulkar? All about her education and careerSachin Tendulkar’s niece, Dr. Karishma Tendulkar, received the Bell Pharma Award for Best Surgical Research Paper by a Young Ophthalmologis...
What is CTE and its symptoms? New study estimates 75% of NFL players who died between 2008 and 2023 had the diseaseA new study by Boston University indicates that 75% of NFL players who died from 2008 to 2023 had CTE. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, is...
5,000 US soldiers were made test subjects in a mind-altering drug programme. It was done to find a chemical that could disable enemies during Cold WarDuring the Cold War, the US Army exposed around 5,000 soldiers to LSD, nerve agents and other dangerous chemicals at a secret Maryland faci...
Using your phone in the dark? Study reveals what a too-bright screen could do to your eyesA study published in Contact Lens and Anterior Eye, looked at the various effects of room light and smartphone screen brightness on tear fi...
Anthropic IPO: Here are some of the key people of Indian origin behind the AI giantAs the artificial intelligence company prepares for the next phase in its journey, let’s take a look at several top people in the organisat...
On New York's Fire Island, scientists fenced deer out of two sites; over 4 years, young lone star ticks were reduced by 48.4%, but adult ticks were not controlledTicks, especially the lone star variant, are becoming increasingly worrisome for those who enjoy the great outdoors. Studies point out that...
Free NEET, JEE coaching for 200 students in Maharashtra's Nanded amid droughtThe Nanded district administration in Maharashtra will provide free coaching for NEET, JEE and CET entrance examinations to 200 meritorious...
Mumbai man posed as doctor for nearly 30 years, Rs 188 crore transactions across 30 bank accounts under scannerDharmendrakumar Singh posed as a doctor for almost three decades and misappropriated Rs 188 crore. He allegedly diverted funds from various...
Why does the prostate enlarge with age? Scientists discover unusual cells hiding in one key regionResearchers at Johns Hopkins University have uncovered a significant presence of WIF1-positive basal cells in the prostate, particularly wi...
A Soviet physicist put his head inside a ginormous particle accelerator in 1978; a proton beam 600 times the radiation dose a human could survive pierced his skull, peeled off his skin and paralyzed half his face, but he survivedAnatoli Petrovich Bugorski: In July 1978, an extraordinary event unfolded when Soviet physicist Anatoli Petrovich Bugorski accidentally enc...
Microsoft develops AI tool that can diagnose 'sequentially' like a doctorMicrosoft researchers say an AI tool that diagnoses patients step by step, as doctors do, was more than twice as accurate as general physic...