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 | Happy people less likely to experience memory decline: StudyThe result, published in the journal Psychological Science, adds to a growing body of research on positive affect's role in healthy ageing | |
 | AI can diagnose asymptomatic COVID-19 patients using cellphone-recorded coughs, finds studyResearchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US found that people who are asymptomatic may differ from healthy individuals in the way that they cough | |
 | Beating stigma with positivity: How Kerala's transgenders are carrying the state's education legacy forwardThis year, eighteen transgender students passed the Kerala Government's Class XII equivalency examination. We spoke to three of them and understood their backstories | |
 | COVID-19 anxiety linked to body image issues in both men and women: StudyIn the male participants, the study found that COVID-19-related anxiety and stress were associated with a greater desire for muscularity, with anxiety also associated with body fat dissatisfaction | |
 | How the country’s first transgender-run Milk Cooperative Society in Kovilpatti has given them hope and an identityActivist Grace Banu credits the District Collector, the District Revenue Officer and the relentless hard work of the transgender community in setting up the Cooperative | |
 | Polish professors, academics, threaten to boycott 'homophobic, xenophobic, fundamental' new education ministerBy Wednesday, more than 2,600 professors and other academics had signed a petition vowing to boycott Przemyslaw Czarnek, a member of the ruling conservative party | |
 | Educate Girls' solution to empower girls to go to school selected for MIT's Solve Challenge FinalsMaking it to the top seven in the Learning for Girls and Women category, Educate Girls is now among 2020's new Solver Class of 35 tech-based social entrepreneurs | |
 | How Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences is providing Odisha's youth access to quality educationThe children of KISS are educated, modern and they use their knowledge to improve their lives - be it through practice of better hygiene | |
 | Prime Minister Modi: NEP and other reforms will help make this 'India's Decade'He was speaking at the Centenary convocation of the University of Mysore. He said that it was an honour to be there even if he could only be present virtually | |
 | COVID-19 has triggered an education crisis, gender inequality: UNESCO reportIncrease in gender-based violence, potential rise in teenage pregnancies or early marriages and possibility of a section of girls dropping out of schools or colleges are some of the implications | |
 | Survey suggests men, women perceive COVID dangers differently, consistent with why women-led countries doing betterThis behavioural factor contributes to substantial gender differences in mortality and is consistent with women-led countries responding more effectively to the pandemic | |
 | Fear and loathing: Why being queer during the pandemic can only exacerbate mental health concernsDespite the hard work an individual puts into finding their way out of the closet, speaking this truth out just a tad bit louder than the society deems it appropriate can still get them in trouble | |
 | Dust particles can dampen the reactions of nuclear explosion, finds Delhi scientistShe utilised her break in career in studying about explosions and the possible effects of dust particles on them | |
 | Why Dalits and the underprivileged in India have built-in barriers to accessing mental health careMental healthcare even for so-called privileged communities is dismal, so one can only shudder to imagine what it must be for those from non-privileged backgrounds | |
 | Why Indu Gopal's Project Kintsugi could be the support group that every domestic abuse survivor needsWe spoke to Indu Gopal, who runs Project Kintsugi, a support group for divorced women and domestic abuse survivors |
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