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 | Govt pulls the plug on 100 crore grant for treating rare diseases like Thalassemia, Sickle-cell Anaemia, one year after announcing itThe complete shift of policy has left the families of kids with rare diseases and activists fighting for their cause in a shock | |
 | Dr Ganapathy Subramanian is from Tirunelveli, but his work towards cancer treatment is taking him placesHe has also worked as an exchange visitor at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a biopharmaceutical company in the USA | |
 | IIT Madras professor researching on microfluid phenomena chosen for 'Swarnajayanti Fellowship'Sen has been a faculty member since 2010, he has secured more than USD 1 Million of research funding from various agencies to establish a Microfluidics Research Facility | |
 | IIT Roorkee researchers develop carbon nanodots from rose leaves that can diagnose and destroy cancer cellsDr Gopinath’s team has synthesised carbon nanodots by heating the leaves of Catharanthus roseus, commonly called rosy periwinkle and Vinca rosea | |
 | Meet the Rhodes Scholar from Bengaluru who is all set to obtain her Masters from Oxford University
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 | Paper-based device to detect uranium in drinking waterStandard methods to detect uranium involve time-consuming processes and expensive, non-portable equipment | |
 | Here is how Spurthi Kolipaka found her calling in women empowermentSecunderabad-born Kolipaka works in the areas of menstrual hygiene, sanitation, hygiene and more in Telangana | |
 | 93 percent children exposed to toxic air, could die before turning 15: WHO reportThe report details the different ways in which children are at risk of serious and permanent damage to health and methods to prevent it | |
 | Mexican student fits brassiere cup with an app to detect breast cancerEva is a cup that goes inside a bra and with a mobile app begins its exploration. In just five minutes it can determine whether or not a woman is at risk of breast cancer | |
 | Three Indian students among 15 finalists in global science challengeThe Indian teenagers are Samay Godika, 16, and Nikhiya Shamsher, 16, from Bengaluru and Kavya Negi, 18, from Delhi | |
 | Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft passes away due to cancerAllen co-founded Microsoft alongside Bill Gates in 1975. Before his death, he was estimated to be the 46th-richest person in the world | |
 | Mohammed Shujatullah is on a mission to ensure that the poor don’t go hungry in HyderabadMohammed Shujatullah serves breakfast outside Niloufer Hospital and Government Maternity Hospital every day | |
 | SFI Calicut Medicos launched a one-month-long breast cancer awareness campaignThe medical students are planning to spread awareness through classes, flash mobs and by distributing pamphlets among the people | |
 | New AI system can identify cancer tumours better than humansThe approach is similar to the algorithms that facial-recognition software uses. It scans thousands of faces looking for a particular pattern to find its match | |
 | World's smallest medical robot hits Guinness Book of World RecordsThe robot is basically a series of nanocomposite particles of multifunctional oxide materials that can be remotely controlled by an electromagnetic field |
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