Microplastics, classified as contaminants of emerging concern (CECs), are found in ecosystems globally, from Mount Everest to marine life, posing significant health risks, including cancer and neurological damage.
Kwango's Provincial Health Minister Apollinaire Yumba cautioned the public against coming into contact with dead bodies to prevent transmission.
A Brock University-led study reveals that a healthy diet and regular exercise during pregnancy benefit children’s emotional regulation years later. Toddlers of mothers in a prenatal nutrition and fitness program showed better self-control, longer attention spans, and fewer behavioral issues. The findings highlight how optimizing prenatal care can shape children’s mental health and development positively.
Scientists from Princeton and global collaborators have mapped the complete connectome of an adult fruit fly brain, detailing 139,255 neurons and 50 million synapses. This groundbreaking achievement, combining AI and crowdsourced proofreading, provides unprecedented insights into brain connectivity and behavior. The fruit fly's simplicity and shared traits with humans make it a powerful model for understanding brain function and diseases.
A study links diet to rheumatoid arthritis (RA) risk, showing oily fish, fruits, cereals, and vitamin D may reduce risk, while tea, coffee, and excess alcohol increase it. Moderate alcohol intake may offer protection, but balance is key. Personalized dietary advice could help prevent RA, highlighting diet’s potential role in managing this autoimmune disease alongside medical care.
University of Chicago researchers are uncovering links between pollution and cancer, revealing how air and water contaminants increase risks, especially in marginalized communities. They highlight environmental disparities in cancer outcomes by using large datasets, genetic studies, and population research. Their findings aim to inform policies, promote health equity, and develop targeted prevention and treatment strategies for pollution-related cancers.
We have issued a notification not to admit any Bangladeshi patient for treatment indefinitely primarily because of the insults they have shown towards India and to the Indian flag, said an official of the JN Ray Hospital in north Kolkata.
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Supreme Court Reviews Transparency in Governance
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BJP prepares for first Bengal government as speculation grows over Bengal CM face
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