World Kidney Day, observed annually on the second Thursday in March, is a global health awareness campaign focusing on the importance of kidneys and reducing the frequency and impact of kidney disease and its associated health problems worldwide.
Discover the latest study revealing a connection between household chemical exposure and decreased odds of pregnancy. Learn more about the impact of ubiquitous phthalates on reproductive health.
In the wake of India’s rapid economic expansion, a report titled “State of Working India 2023” by Azim Premji University…
Thanks to vigorous pro-market ideational initiatives of those who held either wealth or power or both, the whole world soon witnessed such radical intellectual and ideationalinnovations and campaigns that a billionaire industrialist came to be considered nearly at par if not higher in terms of societal esteem and reverence than a Nobel prize winner; an executive of a big business house came to be considered more eligible or suitable than a creditable scholarly academician for the position of vice-chancellor of even a renowned historic university or academic institution
The Jefferies analysis has unveiled the most popular food preferences among Indian customers on Zomato, shedding light on the top choices.
While some studies of the dental tartar of individuals from the Iberian Peninsula appear to show that they were major consumers of plants, other research carried out at sites outside Iberia seem to suggest that they consumed almost nothing but meat.
Mule deer rely on this surfing behaviour to find the youngest and most nutritious plants that allow them to recover from winter and put on fat for the next lean season.
In another 70 million years, the stars will migrate even closer together, with an ultrashort orbit reaching just 18 minutes, before they begin to expand and drift apart.
High blood pressure could be affecting 2 out of every 10 people in Japan, according to a survey by the Japanese Society of Hypertension’s research team.
Understanding what causes the superior auditory ability in WBS patients may provide a target for treating the disease in addition to helping advance research on the ability to discriminate between sounds.
