India Childhood Cancer Registry Shows High Survival

India’s First Childhood Cancer Survivor Registry Reports 94.5% Survival Rate India’s first registry tracking childhood cancer survivors has revealed an

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Trains Unintentionally Expand Snakes’ Habitat

Study Finds Trains May Help Snakes Expand Habitat in Goa A recent study suggests that trains may be unintentionally aiding

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Study Links Gut Immune Cells Parkinsons Spread

Study Reveals How Gut Immune Cells May Spread Parkinson’s to Brain A new scientific study has shed light on how

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PRAYAS Goa Boosts Kids Neurological Care

PRAYAS at AIIA Goa Enhances Quality of Life for Children with Neurological Disorders The PRAYAS centre at the All India

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Slash Nitrogen Emissions to Meet SDGs

Global nitrogen emissions must be reduced by about one-third to achieve the targets set under the United Nations 2030 Agenda

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No Autism Risk From Paracetamol Use

A new analysis has found no evidence that the use of paracetamol during pregnancy increases the risk of autism, attention

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Teen Activity May Lower Breast Cancer Risk

Recreational physical activity during adolescence may play a crucial role in shaping breast tissue composition and potentially reducing future breast

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NTPC partners GCRI to upgrade radiotherapy

NTPC Western Region–I Partners with GCRI to Upgrade Radiotherapy Services NTPC Limited – Western Region–I (WR–I) signed a Memorandum of

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Hair Loss Drug May Affect Infants

Study Suggests Hair Loss Drug in Mothers May Risk Infants A recent global analysis indicates that mothers using minoxidil, a

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Neera Kashyap Explores Life’s Hidden Fissures

Neera Kashyap’s ‘Cracks in the Wall’ Explores Lives Shaped by Fissures Author Neera Kashyap’s latest collection of short stories, Cracks

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