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For the first time, Huntington’s disease slowed: what scientists achieved and how gene therapy blocks toxic brain proteinHuntington's disease has been successfully treated for the first time with an experimental gene therapy called AMT-130, which uses a clever...- When will Trump announce Tylenol-autism link? Can leucovorin decrease its symptoms?Donald Trump is expected to announce a possible link between Tylenol and autism. The announcement is scheduled after a press briefing by Ka...
- Use of advanced tech can play key role in addressing speech, hearing disabilities: President MurmuPresident Droupadi Murmu on Monday emphasised that the use of advanced technologies can play a key role in addressing speech and hearing di...
- Indian student builds Rs 2,000 AI solution for slurred speech problem: Who is Pranet Khetan?Sixteen-year-old Gurgaon student Pranet Khetan has developed Paraspeak, an AI-powered device costing under Rs 2,000 that converts slurred s...
- IIT Guwahati develops deep learning-based sensor to turn exhaling air from mouth into voice commandsIIT Guwahati researchers have engineered an underwater vibration sensor for automated, contactless voice recognition, aiding individuals wi...
- IIT-Guwahati researchers develop sensor that can help people with voice disabilities communicateDeveloped in collaboration with researchers from Ohio State University in the US, the sensor offers a promising alternative communication m...
- How a Microsoft techie-father’s pain and Satya Nadella’s 5-minute email reply sparked a free AI healthcare revolutionAfter his son Sergio's agonizingly long misdiagnosis of Dravet syndrome, Julián Isla, a Microsoft software developer, was driven to leverag...
- As some universities negotiate with pro-Palestinian protesters, others quickly call the policePro-Palestinian demonstrations led by students at Columbia University have sparked protests nationwide, with some campuses facing scuffles ...
- India Inc embracing neurodiversity at workplaceCorporate India promotes neurodiversity by hiring individuals with autism, dyslexia and ADHD. Companies like SAP, EY, Publicis Sapient, Acc...
- Paediatric health startup Butterfly Learnings raises Rs 32 crore led by InsitorButterfly Learnings plans to use the funds to “extend its reach across multiple states and cities in India through a 200-center network,” i...
- What are neurological disorders, how to identify them, prevention and treatment? Here are expert viewsThe diversity of these disorders makes them challenging to identify, manage, and understand. Here, it becomes important to understand what ...
- India Inc supports employees with special needs childrenThey are offering support in the form of medical coverage, resource groups, caregiving leave, access to learning materials, and employee as...
- Revamp of Indian learning needed, says Narayana MurthyThe IT veteran said money is not the primary resource for success, innovation and invention.
- “I could tell a joke”: How Stamurai uses tech to deal with stutteringFounded by three IIT graduates, the Stamurai app draws from the personal stuttering experiences of Singhal and Agarwal. But can such a prod...
- Evidence that Facebook knew kids using apps were at risk of harm can dent its global dominance, say expertsDocuments showed that Facebook knew its tools risked worsening kids' suicidal thoughts.
- Govt vs Twitter: Will courts decide who champions freedom of expression?"I do not think India has outsourced its freedom of speech or freedom of expression rights to Twitter. They are not a champion of freedom o...
- The secret to startup survival: Entrepreneurs tell their talesThe entrepreneurs sharing their insights were all finalists in a $1 million search to find this year’s best social enterprise.
- Software app 'Avaz' helps children with special needs express themselvesThanks to a picture-based software app, Avaz, developed by Chennai-based Invention Labs that allows children to communicate by pointing out...
- Eurozone debt crisis: Greece may default, says Dutch central bank chiefThe comments are unusual because they come from a member of ECB's governing council. The bank has insisted Greece must stick to its bailout...
- Bush considering 'orderly' auto bankruptcyUS govt is looking at 'orderly' bankruptcy as a possible way to deal with the ailing auto industry. 2008: Year of financial crisis | Anatom...
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