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- Telangana
Most Telangana SC farmers landless, few have insurance: Study
Hyderabad: More than 61 per cent of Scheduled Caste (SC) households in Telangana do not own any land, while less than one per cent, 0.68 per cent, of those have crop insurance,…
- Hyderabad
Hyderabad slum study: Iron-folic acid cuts child anaemia by 80 pc
Hyderabad: A study conducted among children living in urban slums of Hyderabad has found that early screening for anaemia followed by timely iron-folic acid supplementation can reduce childhood anaemia by nearly 80 per…
- Health
How a genetic test could spare many breast cancer patients chemo
Cambridge: Breast cancer treatment has come a long way, but one of the hardest questions has always been: who really needs chemotherapy, and who can safely do without it? Chemotherapy saves lives,…
- Hyderabad
Study links ultra-processed foods with high BP in Hyderabad youngsters
Hyderabad: A new study led by scientists from the Hyderabad-based Indian Council of Medical Research -National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR-NIN) has highlighted a concerning association between frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPFs)…
- Hyderabad
Hyderabad airport contributes Rs 68,000 crore to Telangana economy: Study
Hyderabad: The Rajiv Gandhi International Airport (RGIA) in Hyderabad has emerged as a major driver of Telangana’s economy, contributing nearly Rs 68,000 crore in gross value added (GVA) and supporting about 3.5 lakh…
- Health
Study finds regular physical activities could extend lifespan
New Delhi: Regularly engaging in a variety of physical activity could be a good strategy for prolonging one’s lifespan, according to a study. Findings published in the British Medical Journal suggest that…
- Featured News
Indian Sindhis are genetically different from Pakistani Sindhis, study reveals
The Sindhi population living on the west coast of India has a unique genetic makeup that is completely different from the Pakistani Sindhis. Interestingly, they show genetic affinities towards two distinct groups,…
- Education and Career
Study links depression with high risk of dementia in both mid and later-life
New Delhi: Depression can significantly raise the risk of dementia both in middle age as well as among those aged 50 and above, according to a study. Dementia affects over 57 million…
- News
Study claims online plant-based diet programme can help manage diabetes
New Delhi: A structured online nutrition programme may address India’s diabetes epidemic by removing key barriers to dietary adherence, according to a study, led by an Indian-origin researcher. The study, led by…
- India
No study instituted to assess impact of air pollution on tourism: Govt
New Delhi: No study has been instituted by the Ministry of Tourism to assess the impact of air pollution on tourism and revenue loss due to travel advisories and cancellations related to…
- Lifestyle
Plant-rich, low saturated-fat diet may help reduce psoriasis severity: Study
New Delhi: A diet rich in fruits and vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy foods, and lean meats, low in salt and sugar can help reduce the severity of psoriasis — a skin…
- World
July 21 was world’s hottest day in at least 84 years: European climate agency
New Delhi: The Earth experienced its hottest day in at least 84 years, with the global average temperature reaching a record high of 17.09 degrees Celsius on July 21, according to the…
- India
Respiratory disease as leading health issue in India: Study
New Delhi: SMSRC & Group (Medclin Research and Synaegis), one of India’s leading healthcare research, intelligence, and consulting organizations, has published findings on major disease trends prevailing in India and how they…
- Middle East
Dubai crowned world’s most picturesque city at night
In a remarkable achievement, the United Arab Emirates’ most populous city Dubai has accomplished a stunning feat by taking the top rank as the world’s most picturesque city to explore after dark,…
- Business
Unflagged content on Facebook spiked Covid vax hesitancy by 46x: Study
New Delhi: More than flagged misinformation, unflagged content on social media platform Facebook was responsible for a 46-fold vaccine hesitancy during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a new study on Friday. A…
