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 | All-women team from IIT Delhi develop 'antifungal strategy' to treat fungal eye infectionsIn their research study, the scientists found that "conjugate drug penetration was 5-fold higher than Natamycin in rabbits, thus enabling lowering of the dosage frequency" | |
 | A new study finds that cows' stomachs have microbes that can break down plasticIn other words, these microorganisms can already break down similar materials, so the study authors thought they might be able to break down plastics as well | |
 | The Thing About Wildlife: Get your BTS fix from this podcast hosted by young wildlifersTTAW is a podcast that should definitely feature on your list because of the interesting stories and experiences shared by those who care and study the wild. New episode drops every Sunday, people | |
 | Discriminated against by people in power: IIT Madras Humanities prof quits over caste bias, sends scathing mail to facultyIn his email, the prof also asks the institute to set up a committee to study the experiences of SC and OBC faculty members and have members of the SC/ST commission and psychologists as part of it | |
 | Study finds that it is common for cats and dogs to catch COVID-19 from their ownersIn the yet-to-be published study, researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands studied pet dogs and cats of people who had tested positive for COVID-19 | |
 | Why COVID infection in your pet dogs, cats may be common than thoughtWith pets in 40/196 households (20.4 per cent) having antibodies for the virus, the study reveals that COVID-19 is highly prevalent in pets of people who have had the disease | |
 | Just enough information will motivate preschool children to learn more, suggests studyThe study focused on how children's knowledge level influences what information they find interesting. The findings suggest that children are not simply attracted to information by its novelty | |
 | Transparent mask raises comprehension of speech by 10 per cent, finds new studyThe study, published in the journal Ear and Hearing, measured the importance of visual cues to communication for people with normal hearing and hearing loss | |
 | This 11-year-old Jamshedpur girl sells a dozen mangoes for Rs 1.2 lakh, buys smartphone for online classesThe miracle happened after Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman came to know about Tulsi's struggles and decided to further her determination to study by buying 12 mangoes at Rs 10,000 each | |
 | UP govt to develop mobile app for over 2.5 lakh madrasa studentsThe students of the UP Madrasa Board will now study through the mobile application from the new session | |
 | A Coronavirus epidemic hit East Asia 20,000 years ago similar to the current COVID pandemic, finds new studyFor the study, published in the journal Current Biology, the team analysed the genomes of more than 2,500 modern humans from 26 worldwide populations | |
 | Study finds that genetics is not the only control factor to control ageingThe study found that about 30 per cent of the genes traditionally associated with ageing set an animal's internal clock while the rest reflect the body's response to bacteria | |
 | Single dose of Pfizer, AstraZeneca COVID vaccine offers 60 per cent protection: Lancet studyTo obtain real-world data on the effectiveness of these vaccines in care homes, the researchers from the University College London (UCL) in the UK used data from the VIVALDI study | |
 | Research provides a roadmap to HIV eradication via stem cell therapyIn a groundbreaking study, a team of University of California- Davis Health researchers have uncovered the stem cells' ability to restore immunity and repair gut damage caused by HIV | |
 | Researchers in Canada discover genetic cause of intellectual disabilities, neurodevelopmental disordersAbout three percent of the world's population has an intellectual disability. Up to half, the cases are due to genetics |
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