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 | Reboot, reset needed for a new world: WEF's first-ever digital summit brings together powerful women, insightful viewsThe panel held across two days is slated to see over 150 sessions and 400 speakers from around the world discussing major global issues and occurences | |
 | Odisha to launch telemedicine service from July 20 to provide medicare amid the COVID-19 crisisThe service would be launched in 41 places -30 District Headquarter hospitals, seven medical colleges, IGH Rourkela, Capital hospital Bhubaneswar and in several other places | |
 | Scientists may have cracked the code to improve human longevity. Here's howSeeking a better understanding of how mifepristone works to increase lifespan, the research team looked at the genes, molecules and metabolic processes that changed when flies consumed the drug | |
 | IIT Madras researchers find active principle from turmeric can potentially improve outcomes of cancer therapiesThe team found that treating leukaemia (blood/bone-marrow cancer) cells with curcumin sensitises the cells to TRAIL and results in more efficient cell death | |
 | COVID-19: Health Ministry issues revised home isolation guidelinesPatients under home isolation will stand discharged after 10 days of onset of symptoms and no fever for three days, the guidelines stated | |
 | Vitamin D may help mitigate chemotherapy side effects: StudyThe findings showed that Vitamin D could potentially mitigate inflamed intestinal tracts and provide relief to cancer patients | |
 | COVID-19 affecting sexual and reproductive health in young adults, says new studyWhile social disruption resulting from the pandemic affects young adults' sense of health and well-being, one positive aspect is that young adults are digital natives familiar with online platforms | |
 | AIIMS conducts pilot study to assess the effect of radiation therapy on COVID-19 patientsDr D N Sharma, head of the Radiation Oncology department at AIIMS and the principal investigator of the research project, said two COVID-19 patients who were on oxygen support were given the therapy | |
 | Wearable patch can efficiently deliver drug to treat skin cancerPurdue University innovators in the US have created a novel wearable patch with fully miniaturized nanoneedles that can enhance drug delivery for people with melanoma which is a form of skin cancer | |
 | Here's how this 20-year-old's NGO Khoon is saving lives by making sure blood reaches a patient at the right timeEver found yourself in dire need of blood for a loved one? No? Then, thank your lucky stars. But if you have, then you will certainly understand the importance of NGOs like Khoon. We find out more | |
 | Monica Senapati's love for ikat and Sambalpuri fabrics is helping weavers too. Here's howUnintentionally, Monica Senapati has built a business around offering Odisha's handlooms to the young crowd in Bengaluru, where she currently resides. We listen in to her story to find out more | |
 | This Coimbatore-based start-up is making pens and pencils out of newspapers. Here's howPepaa Products collaborates with over 800 farmers and rural women to make their range of plantable, sustainable products | |
 | How this Bengaluru start-up's CoronaOven can 'bake' the dreaded virus to a crisp, keep you safeDeveloped by Bengaluru-based start-up Log 9 Materials, this device was not only created in record time, it was also deployed in the market really quick. This is how they went about developing it | |
 | One year after Payal Tadvi: How Indian campuses have normalised casteism and failed to provide a safe space for marginalised studentsOn the first death anniversary of Dr Payal Tadvi, who was pushed to suicide because of her casteist peers, we look at how campuses have allowed the nurturing and breeding of caste hegemony | |
 | Diabetics, people with co-morbidities like hypertension, kidney, heart issues at higher risk of dying from COVID-19Highlighting the extreme vulnerability of people living with diabetes during the Coronavirus lockdown, endocrinologists in the national capital said they may experience severe complications |
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