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India Needs To Talk About Mental Illness
At least 13.7 per cent of India’s general population has various mental disorders; 10.6 per cent of them require immedi...
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Women’s Healthcare: Andhra Pradesh Govt Leverages Cloud, Data Analytics To Give Booster Shot
If you travel to even a mere 50 km outside some of the bustling metros, it is hard to miss the significant health disparities that exist between rural and urban areas, espe...
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Scientists Are Testing Out Nanoparticles That Can Stop Cancer In Its Tracks
The future is here; We now live in a world where researchers can send tiny, manmade particles into the body to blast apart cells that help cancer spread. Well, at least in ...
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Too Little, Too Late: Why Palliative Care Is Vastly Inadequate In India
Twenty eight-year-old Divya Devi placed her hands on her bloated belly, closed her eyes, and leaned her head back against a wall. A black hairband held her thinning hair to...
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How To Share The Planet With Artificial Intelligence
Human-level intelligence is familiar in biological hardware—you’re using it now. Science and technology seem to be converging, from several directions, on the p...
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Mercury Is More Earth-Like Than We Thought
Mercury has been hiding an exciting secret: the closest planet to our Sun is perpetually shrinking, according to new data from NASA, which shows the appearance of new, tiny...
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Why The Nobel Prize Winning Discovery Of Autophagy Matters
Nobel laureate Yoshinori Ohsumi’s work on mechanisms underlying autophagy — a fundamental process of degrading and recycling cellular components — has gen...
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Unsurprisingly, Gender Neutral Textbooks Make For Better Students
Last week, two researchers at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm (KTH) presented a study that suggests gender-neutral course literature help...
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How Big Oil Taught Big Tobacco To Bend Science
Over the past year, revelations about what the giants of the US petroleum industry knew decades ago about climate change have had a familiar ring to them.
Several obse...
Kazoo Is The First Feminist Magazine For Little Girls Who Love Outer Space & Climbing Trees
At a time when every child over the age of six enters the world armed with smartphones and iPads it has become more necessary than ever to tailor worthwhile content for you...
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