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Search ResultIndia dengue fever cases 300 times higher than officially reported
Study by US and Indian researchers finds nearly 6m annual clinically diagnosed dengue cases between 2006 and 2012 The annual number of dengue fever cases in India is nearly...
Read MoreAir pollution caused fall in monsoon rains, says study
Emissions produced by human activity over the past 50 years have caused decline of the annual monsoon rainfall, on which billions of people - including in India - depend, a...
Read MoreCrowdsourcing technology could ensure safety of drinking water in rural India
A research group has introduced a crowdsourcing technique to measure the quality of drinking water. This technique can prove to be a boon for a country like India where onl...
Read MoreClimate change could see rise of violent conflict in India, warns new report
A new report from the Global Sustainability Institute at Anglia Ruskin University warns that India is vulnerable to ?climate conflict?, due to climate change having an impa...
Read MorePut the Physical in Education
When confronted with an overly active child, many exasperated teachers and parents respond the same way: “Sit still!” It might be more effective, though, to enc...
Read MorePoverty Makes Minority Kids More Vulnerable To Abuse
Children belonging to minority communities face increased risk of maltreatment due to exposure to poverty, says a U.S.-based study.
Poverty – rather than biased ...
J&K floods a grim reminder of increasing climate change impact in India: Centre for Science and Environment
As Jammu and Kashmir continues to reel under its worst floods in 60 years, which have stranded over 6 lakh people and killed about 200, the attention is slowly veering towa...
Read MoreAlmost 900 doctors sign Dublin Declaration, affirm abortion is not maternal health
Almost 900 medical professionals have now signed the Dublin Declaration on Maternal Health, launched in 2012 to declare that abortion is not needed to save women’s li...
Read MoreGates Foundation awards $25 million to HIV vaccine research
Oregon researchers developing a vaccine that has shown promise in preventing HIV infection in primates said on Wednesday they have been awarded a $25 million grant from the...
Read MoreBreastfeeding linked with mental health
Mothers who successfully breastfeed baby less likely to get postnatal depression new mothers who successfully breastfeed their babies are less likely to get postnatal depre...
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