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 | Premature birth can be reduced by treating fetus with new drug delivery system: StudyThe study tests bioengineered exosomes as a delivery system for anti-inflammatory medicine directly to the fetus | |
 | DST INSPIRE faculty from Chennai working on alternative anti-cancer therapy using transgenic zebrafishDr Vimalraj Selvaraj from Centre for Biotechnology, Anna University, Chennai, is a recipient of the INSPIRE Faculty Fellowship instituted by the Department of Science & Technology | |
 | No strings attached: Learn programming via this 24-year-old's foundation at zero cost. Beat that!Yes, you read that right. You don't need to share any personal information to learn on the open-source platform of The Programming Foundation. Hooray for privacy! And this is how it really works | |
 | Study highlights genome altering can help to treat human retinal degenerationThe study shows that gene editing therapies can address transformations causing inherited retinal degenerations, a leading cause of blindness | |
 | IU research findings could reduce treatment-related complication for blood cancer patientsResearchers found that using a drug approved for Type 2 diabetes reduces the risk of acute graft-versus-host disease (GVHD), one of the most serious complications of blood stem cell transplantation. | |
 | Heat treatment can make chemotherapy more effective, study findsThe study showed the enormous potential of combining chemotherapy with heat treatment delivered via magnetic nanoparticles | |
 | The VidyaGyan story: This UP school hand-picks meritorious, underprivileged kids to place them on the track to successYou must have heard of Anurag, who bagged a 100 per cent scholarship to study at Cornell University. VidyaGyan in UP has been nurturing him and many other talented kids. We find out their story | |
 | Scientists from Toronto find that brain cancer is linked to tissue healing after a brain injuryThe data from the study suggested that the right mutational change in particular cells in the brain could be modified by injury to give rise to a tumour | |
 | He was everyone's anna: MCC mourns passing of Botany professor and HOD Abraham Immanuel EbenezerAbraham joined MCC as an undergraduate student of the Botany Department in 1980 and went on to complete his MSc from the same campus in 1985 | |
 | Blood vessels that fuel cancer can be controlled by enzyme discovery, reveals studyThis study culminates a years-long project initiated by first author Yi Shi, PhD, who began the work as a staff scientist in Yang's lab but recently finished his contributions from Nankai University | |
 | TISS students worry reservation not being followed fairly in admission, write to adminAfter the Mumbai High Court observed that errors had been made in the admission process by giving away OBC seats to general category candidates, the students began to worry | |
 | New study claims COVID-19 can impact brain as more people report brain fog and fatigueThe study, published in the journal Nature Neuroscience, found that that the spike protein, often depicted as the red arms of the virus, can cross the blood-brain barrier in mice | |
 | For all those who identify as women, are you passionate about social causes and need direction? This virtual fellowship might helpThis fellowship by Hyderabad-based WomComMatters is going to lead the way when it comes to acting on your passion for social causes. Here is all that you would need to know about the fellowship | |
 | They're IIM and TISS grads, but this Delhi duo is Insta-famous via their 'street shopping' page Janpath OnlineJanpath Online has a wide range of products starting from junk jewellery — earrings, anklets, bangles, necklaces to handmade bags from Kutch and a lot more | |
 | IIT Roorkee prof study finds Fbln7-C can delay reprogramming process of macrophages in tumor tissuesThis work was published in the CYTOKINE journal, the official journal of the International Cytokine and Interferon Society |
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