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New Biodegradable Nanofibre Bandage Enables Faster Healing
The new dressing material has great potential for future application in the healing of wounds.
Here's How Cannabis Exposure Can Alter Sperm
The effect is due to its active ingredient — tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which like tobacco smoke, pesticides, flame retardants and even obesity can alter sperm.
Diet More Important Than Exercise if You Want to Lose Weight, Says Study
Although exercise is important, what you eat is a much bigger factor leading to weight loss, says a new study.
Here's How Chicken Noodle Soup Soothes Cold & Sore Throat
A clear broth is warm and soothing, making it a great source of hydration while you are sick, especially if you have a sore throat.
Brass Sculptures on View Spotlight Growing Industrialisation, Loss of Humanity
Kolkata-based artist Pintu Sikdar's metal sculptures opened for public viewing in a solo show "Hybridity" at the Triveni Kala Sangam in Delhi on Monday.
Bizarre Food Trends of 2018 that Need to Go Next Year
In 2018, all the Insta-worthy and glitzy food trends made us wish technology could allow us to download food. But were these food trends worth the hype?
Michelle Obama's Holographic Thigh-high Boots Worth $4,000 Break the Internet
During the promotion of her memoir 'Becoming', Michelle Obama made her boldest fashion statement till date in Balenciaga boots.
66% Indians Travel to Become Social Media Influencers, Bloggers: Study
The findings, conducted by the travel e-commerce company Booking.com, also showed that over three fifths (63 per cent) of travellers admit it's an ambition of theirs to use travel to launch a social media career.
Facebook Advertising Can Bring Awareness About Cancer Prevention
The findings showed that new strategies of communication can be an effective way to reach hard-to-reach populations with information and strategies for cancer prevention.
Priyanka Chopra Flaunts Indo-western Bridal Look in 'Benaras Meets Corset' Lehenga & Victorian Necklace
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas gave a heartfelt speech together at their first Mumbai reception on Wednesday, amid loud cheers and applause from the guests.
Personal Spaces Seep into Photographic Practices at Exhibition in Goa
At the Serendipity Arts Festival, "Projecting The Sri Lankan Woman" by Natalie Sosya ad Sachini Perera, looks at the Sri Lankan society and issues such as rape, abortion, political discourses around women's bodies.
Here's Why YouTube Influencers Rarely Disclose Their Marketing Relationships
The study focused on affiliate marketing, in which companies pay a commission to social media figures for driving sales.
Neck, Back Pain? Seek Physical Therapy to Avoid Opioid Abuse
According to researchers from the Stanford University in the US, physical therapy can be a useful, non-pharmacologic approach for managing severe musculoskeletal pain.
Cinema, Museums May Ward off Depression Risk in Elderly
The study showed that people who saw films, plays or exhibitions every few months had a 32 per cent lower risk of developing depression, with those attending once a month or more having a 48 per cent lower risk.
Human Brain Responds to Aggressive Voices More Quickly
The study demonstrated that in a few hundred milliseconds, our brain becomes sensitive to the presence of angry voices.
BhuFesto: Nandita Das, Neelesh Misra Among Storytellers in Odisha Fest
Deepa Kiran, Nandita Das and Neelesh Mishra are some of the national storytellers that will be part of the festival, along with prominent international ones including Wangari Grace, Ruth Kirkpatrick, Paula Martin and Eric Borrias.