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 | It's a war-like situation, we should be ready to ramp up infrastructure when needed: Dr Ashok Seth, Chairman, Fortis Escorts Heart InstituteThe heart specialist said that we don't know which vaccine will work or is full-proof yet. However, producing any vaccine in the country is not an issue as India is the biggest vaccine manufacturer in | |
 | How two Class 10 students are giving a platform for young artists to showcase their artILO by Vane is an initiative by two students for other students to showcase their art. The proceeds from the sale go to charity | |
 | This IISc alum's start-up has developed what could be the simplest way to detect breast cancerDr Geetha Manjunath's health-tech start-up NIRAMAI has devised a touch-free, pain-free and radiation-free way to detect breast cancer in women. They have screened more than 30,000 women in India | |
 | Pain relief caused by COVID-19 may help explain virus spread finds University of Arizona StudyResearchers have found that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, can relieve pain, adding that the finding may explain why nearly half of the people who got the virus | |
 | NASA's resupply mission honouring Kalpana Chawla on way to ISSThe International Space Station Experience (ISS Experience) is also creating an immersive virtual reality series documenting life and research aboard the space station | |
 | AI can detect Coronavirus in lungs like a virtual physician, finds US-based studyThe study, recently published in Nature Communications, shows the new technique can also overcome some of the challenges of current testing | |
 | It's not a race: Why 'influential' immunologist Ravindra Gupta believes we need to take some time to get the COVID vaccine rightGlobal collaboration between scientists to work on the vaccine and understanding the virus is reassuring and will take science ahead quite a few steps, said Ravi Gupta | |
 | This cancer drug can help in COVID-19 treatment, researchers in the US findAR-12 has been studied extensively as both an anti-cancer and anti-viral drug and showed that it is effective against viruses including Zika, mumps, measles, rubella and more | |
 | New study reveals college students with disabilities at greater risk for substance abuseThe American College Health Association estimates that 54 per cent of students have a disability, including psychiatric disorders, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and others | |
 | IIT Madras researchers develop nano-coated Magnesium alloys to repair bone fracturesThe researchers found that the rabbit femur implanted with the coated magnesium alloy showed bone formation and also bridged the defect region | |
 | Easy, affordable and a healthy diet can protect people from COVID-19Though no food will cure COVID-19 infections, a healthy diet along with good physical activity will help build a stronger immune system to tackle the adverse impact of the deadly Coronavirus | |
 | Larger study finds no link between blood pressure medication and cancerThis was the largest study on cancer outcomes in participants of randomised trials investigating antihypertensive medication - around 260,000 people in 31 trials | |
 | IIT Kharagpur researchers develop microneedle to administer drug in a painless wayThe research for this innovation was funded by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) and Department of Science of Technology of Government of India | |
 | IIT Kharagpur researchers develop painless transdermal drug delivery and vaccination devicePainless transdermal drug delivery has been a success story for decades in the USA and several other countries | |
 | WHO urges Southeast Asia region members to bolster essential health services hit by COVID-19The World Health Organization on Thursday urged the member nations of its southeast Asia region to maintain essential health services and accelerate resumption of healthcare facilities |
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