- Search results for Author
| Image | Title | |
|---|---|---|
 | SC to examine if universities can be sued under consumer law based on TN students' appealThe top court also asked advocate Soumyajit, representing the caveator university, to file the response within six weeks | |
 | Proper indoor ventilation key to preventing spread of COVID-19: StudyMeasures can and must be applied taking into account the known transmission routes, which is why it is important to know that the disease is transmitted by aerosols, the study said | |
 | AMU doctors who questioned Hathras victim's FSL report terminated. Revoke the termination, resident doctors tell VCThe doctors, Mohammad Azimuddin Malik and Obaid Imtiyazul Haque were terminated on October 20, upon the Vice Chancellor's instruction | |
 | Cholesterol medications linked to lower cancer-related deaths in women, finds studyThe more consistently women took these medications after being diagnosed with cancer, the lower their likelihood of dying from the disease, suggesting that the drugs may have anti-tumour effects | |
 | Study reveals community noise may affect dementia riskResearchers studied 5,227 participants of the Chicago Health and Aging Project who were aged 65 years or older, of whom 30% had mild cognitive impairment and 11% had Alzheimer's disease | |
 | Air pollution may up risk of neurological disorders: StudyFor the study, published in the journal The Lancet Planetary Health, the research team analysed the link between fine particulate (PM2.5) pollution and neurodegenerative diseases in the US | |
 | Study reveals children with chronic kidney disease have outsized health burdenChronic kidney disease includes long term abnormalities of kidney structure or function that may progress to end-stage kidney disease requiring dialysis or a transplant | |
 | Schools in Punjab reopen for ninth, tenth grade students to clear doubts with their teachersOn October 16, School Education Minister, Punjab Vijay Inder Singla said that detailed guidelines on reopening of schools have also been sent to district education officers and school authorities | |
 | COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik V gets nod for clinical trials in IndiaSputnik V, an adenovirus vector-based vaccine, was developed by the Gamaleya Scientific Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, along with the Russian Direct Investment Fund | |
 | Uttarakhand schools set to reopen from November 1, parents remain worried amid rising COVID-19 casesSchool managements have said that they are prepared to resume classes while ensuring strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol including limiting attendance in the classes to 50 per cent per day | |
 | In recovering COVID-19 patients, antibodies fade quickly: StudyAntibodies produced by the body's immune system bind to a part of this protein and block the capacity of this "key" to engage with the host's cellular "lock" | |
 | NEET 2020: Women fare better, ST category sees a spike in pass percentageWomen fared better than men in the exam with a pass percentage of 57.14 (57.11 per cent in 2019) while 55.58 per cent of the men who appeared passed the exam
| |
 | Scientists develop a new method to block Coronavirus replicationAccording to the study, published in the journal Science, SARS-CoV-2-PLpro promotes infection by sensing and processing both viral and human proteins | |
 | Students, you better hold on: Why colleges withholding degree certificates portray a grim pictureJohn B Monteiro, in his latest column, investigates a brand new judgement that will prevent educational institutions from withholding students’ certificates. Read on to find out more about it... | |
 | Understanding the language: Here's how spoken and written English are completely differentThere is a world of difference between spoken and written English. In this column, Albert P' Rayan explores certain nuances of the two so that we understand the language a little better. Ready? |
Search results 1 - 15 of 2475