Schools government departments and environmental organizations across India launch activities ahead of World Environment Day on June 5
Year: 2026
New Early Brain Mechanism Found That May Explain Why Some APOE4 Carriers Develop Alzheimer’s
Scientists identify an early neural dysfunction in people carrying the APOE4 gene variant that may offer a new window for Alzheimer’s prevention
India Reaches Milestone of 100 Ramsar Wetland Sites With Jai Prakash Narayan Bird Sanctuary
India adds the Jai Prakash Narayan Bird Sanctuary to its Ramsar wetland list achieving a landmark total of 100 internationally protected wetland sites
New Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines Create Mixed Signals on When to Begin Mammograms
Medical experts offer conflicting interpretations of updated screening guidelines leaving women and their doctors uncertain about optimal mammogram timing
Depression Not Just a Complication of Rheumatoid Arthritis But May Drive Disease Progression
New research suggests mental health conditions like depression may not just accompany rheumatoid arthritis but could actually accelerate its progression
Vitamin B12 and Folate Deficiencies Linked to Physical and Mental Fatigue Research Shows
Study reveals that deficiencies in B12 and B9 vitamins are strongly associated with both physical tiredness and mental fatigue suggesting a nutritional link
Researchers Find Orbiting Supermassive Black Hole Pair in Markarian 501 Using Fermi Telescope
Astronomers track the orbital dynamics of a closely paired supermassive black hole system in the galaxy Markarian 501 using NASA’s Fermi telescope data
New Diabetes Pill Burns Fat Without Hunger Suppression Unlike Ozempic
Experimental diabetes and obesity drug works by activating metabolism in skeletal muscle rather than suppressing appetite offering a new treatment pathway
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Linked to Lower Addiction and Overdose Risks in Study of 600000 Veterans
Massive study of US veterans shows semaglutide and related drugs may reduce risks of substance addiction and drug overdose beyond their metabolic benefits
Intermittent Fasting Rewires Both Gut and Brain Simultaneously in Obese Adults
New study finds intermittent fasting in obese adults causes concurrent changes in gut microbiome and brain signaling pathways affecting appetite regulation