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  1. Case study highlights hidden health risks from long-term exposure to pigeons

    Case study highlights hidden health risks from long-term exposure to pigeons

    New Delhi, A new case study of a child who developed life-threatening allergic reactions after prolonged contact with pigeon feathers and droppings has brought to light serious health risks linked to prolonged exposure to the bird.The 11-year-old boy from east Delhi was brought to Sir Ganga...
  2. DU to approach city police to allow forensic science students to visit crime scenes; proposal ready

    DU to approach city police to allow forensic science students to visit crime scenes; proposal ready

    New Delhi, Delhi University's Forensic Science students are likely to find their way to crime scenes as interns, and the varsity team plans to approach the Delhi Police to allow them to visit the spots along with investigators.The DU Department of Anthropology has prepared a proposal that will...
  3. 27 out of every 1,000 infants and children die from exposure to dirty cooking fuel in India, report claims

    27 out of every 1,000 infants and children die from exposure to dirty cooking fuel in India, report claims

    Washington, According to a report published by a leading American university, as many as 27 out of every 1,000 babies and children die due to exposure to dirty cooking fuels in India.In the report titled 'Cooking Fuel Choice and Infant Mortality in India', its authors, including Arnab Basu, a...
  4. Chances of live birth through IVF in danger due to air pollution

    Chances of live birth through IVF in danger due to air pollution

    New Delhi: Air pollution could reduce the chances of a live birth thanks to in vitro fertilization (IVF) by almost 40 percent, even in areas with "excellent" air quality, according to a study.IVF involves fertilizing a mature egg with a sperm in a laboratory to form an embryo, which is then...
  5. Nandita Das joins the fight against vaping

    Nandita Das joins the fight against vaping

    New Delhi, Actress and filmmaker Nandita Das has extended her support to 'Mothers Against Vaping', a united front of mothers dedicated to combating the menace of vaping.Das joins a distinguished group of influential role models, including Baichung Bhutia, Deepa Malik, Dutee Chand, Neha Dhupia...
  6. Short-term air pollution causes 7.3 per cent deaths in Kolkata: Study

    Short-term air pollution causes 7.3 per cent deaths in Kolkata: Study

    According to the findings, Kolkata has the third highest number of short-term deaths related to air pollution among the ten cities surveyed by the researchers.The highest figure in this count is Delhi with 11.5 percent, followed by Varanasi with 10.2 percent of all deaths.The results of the...
  7. Short-term PM2.5 exposure causes 33,000 deaths annually in India, highest in Delhi

    Short-term PM2.5 exposure causes 33,000 deaths annually in India, highest in Delhi

    The study showed that increases in the risk of death were pronounced with lower concentrations of PM2.5 and decreased with higher concentrations. Even air pollution levels below the current national ambient air quality standard of 60 micrograms per cubic meter lead to increased daily mortality...
  8. More than 7 percent of daily deaths in 10 Indian cities linked to PM2.5 pollution: Lancet study

    More than 7 percent of daily deaths in 10 Indian cities linked to PM2.5 pollution: Lancet study

    New Delhi. On average, 7.2 percent of all daily deaths in 10 of India's largest and most polluted cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai, were linked to PM2.5 levels above World Organization guidelines. of Health (WHO) for safety. exposure, according to a study published in the journal...
  9. SEBI allows passive funds to invest more than 25 per cent in listed securities of the sponsor group

    SEBI allows passive funds to invest more than 25 per cent in listed securities of the sponsor group

    New Delhi, Market regulator SEBI has streamlined the norms for passive funds - index funds and exchange traded funds (ETFs) - related to exposure to securities of the sponsor's group companies to provide a level playing field for mutual funds.In a notification on Tuesday, the Securities and...
  10. Researchers discover how precise radiation treatment helps lung cancer

    Researchers discover how precise radiation treatment helps lung cancer

    Austin (United States) For patients with locally advanced and unresectable non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), standard use of more precise intensity-modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) is recommended instead of alternative 3D conformal radiation therapy (3D- CRT). ).This conclusion is based on...
  11. Exposure to air pollution during childhood may affect lung health later in life

    Exposure to air pollution during childhood may affect lung health later in life

    Scientists at the University of Southern California (USC) found that the association between childhood air pollution exposure and adult bronchitis symptoms such as bronchitis, chronic cough, or congestion or phlegm production is not associated with colds.The study, published in the American...
  12. Rashid has been the captain of the tournament: Asghar

    Rashid has been the captain of the tournament: Asghar

    New Delhi, Former captain Ashgar Afghan on Wednesday hailed Rashid Khan as the 'Captain of the Tournament' and attributed Afghanistan's unprecedented success in the ongoing T20 World Cup to the players' exposure to difficult wickets in international cricket and in leagues around the world...
  13. Appreciate unveils low-cost, zero-friction US ETF basket, targets Indian investors

    Appreciate unveils low-cost, zero-friction US ETF basket, targets Indian investors

    PNNMumbai (Maharashtra) [India], June 20: Appreciate, a SEBI and IFSCA registered fintech company, introduces Goals, a custom ETF basket designed for savvy retail investors looking to diversify their portfolio globally with exposure to US markets. The ETFs that make up Goals invest in...
  14. Cancer patients exposed to air pollution have higher risk of heart disease and death: Study

    Cancer patients exposed to air pollution have higher risk of heart disease and death: Study

    New Delhi: Air pollution may increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases and death in cancer patients, increasing health disparities experienced by the group, according to a new research.The research reviewed eight papers published between 2000 and 2023 that studied the direct effects of air...
  15. Iraq is experiencing extreme heat as temperatures exceed 50 degrees Celsius

    Iraq is experiencing extreme heat as temperatures exceed 50 degrees Celsius

    The hottest temperature, 51 degrees Celsius, was recorded in Dhi Qar province, while Maysan, Basra and Muthanna provinces recorded 50 degrees Celsius, according to the statement on Tuesday.Earlier, the organization had warned against direct exposure to the sun on its official Facebook page and...
  16. It is important to avoid prolonged exposure to severe temperatures to protect children's developing brain: Experts

    It is important to avoid prolonged exposure to severe temperatures to protect children's developing brain: Experts

    According to Srinivas U.M., consultant, MGM Hospital Chennai, exposure to heat can lead to hyperthermia, disrupting normal cellular processes and causing neuronal injury, especially in the developing brain, which has a high metabolic rate. and is sensitive to heat-induced oxidative stress...
  17. NCPCR says 58 children rescued from liquor distillery in MP

    NCPCR says 58 children rescued from liquor distillery in MP

    Of the children rescued, 19 were girls. They were working at SOM Distilleries in Raisen district, about 50 km from state capital Bhopal.Notably, SOM Distilleries and Breweries is an ISO-certified group of companies for manufacturing and supplying beer, IMFL (India Made Foreign Liquor) and RTD...
  18. Study finds hot, cold exposure early in life linked to changes in brain white matter

    Study finds hot, cold exposure early in life linked to changes in brain white matter

    New Delhi: A new research has found that exposure to hot and cold environments in babies and fetuses has an impact on the white matter of the brain, which is responsible for connecting different brain regions and enabling communication.The researchers said children are especially sensitive to...
  19. Lancet study shows heatwave disproportionately affects people with disabilities

    Lancet study shows heatwave disproportionately affects people with disabilities

    New Delhi: Heat waves have a greater toll on disabled people than people with disabilities, according to a new research that has found an increase in the number of people hospitalized due to exposure to extreme heat. .Researchers at Pusan ​​National University, South Korea, examined how...
  20. Study finds evidence of stress on the heart due to heat exposure

    Study finds evidence of stress on the heart due to heat exposure

    New Delhi: According to a new study, exposure to heat increases blood flow in the heart walls of adults, which puts pressure on their heart.The researchers also found evidence of restricted blood flow due to heat in some adult participants with heart disease, even though they did not display...
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