Beverage industry analysts examine why non-carbonated drinks are overtaking seltzer in consumer preference and which brands are capitalising on the trend.
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Why Bumrah’s IPL 2026 Struggles Are More Surprising Than Any Previous Slump
Cricket analysts examine the technical tactical and workload factors contributing to what many are calling Jasprit Bumrah’s most difficult Indian Premier League campaign.
The Science of Chronic Nerve Pain: How Duke Researchers Found a Way to Recharge Damaged Nerves
Science journalists explain Duke University’s discovery that damaged nerve cells can be biologically re-energised offering hope for chronic pain patients worldwide.
Ebola in an Urban Capital: Why Kampala Cases Change Everything About the DRC Outbreak
Public health analysts write about why the confirmation of Ebola cases in Uganda’s capital Kampala fundamentally changes the risk calculus of the current outbreak.
Why Modi’s Political Boom Is Drowning Out India’s Economic Gloom
Opinion writer Vir Sanghvi argues in ThePrint that Modi’s soaring popularity continues to overshadow deep economic problems including a sliding rupee and foreign investor exodus.
How to Prepare for an Ebola Outbreak: What Healthcare Workers Need to Know Right Now
A public health explainer outlines the steps healthcare professionals should take if they suspect an Ebola case including biosafety precautions and testing protocols.
The US-Iran Deal Explained: What’s In It and What’s Being Sacrificed
A plain-language explainer on the proposed US-Iran agreement covers the Strait of Hormuz reopening Iran’s nuclear future sanctions and what hawks in both countries object to.
Why the Ebola Bundibugyo Variant Is Especially Dangerous and Harder to Stop
Science writers explain why the Bundibugyo species of Ebola has no approved vaccine or specific treatment and what makes the current outbreak unusually difficult to contain.
Garden Grove Chemical Crisis: The Science Behind Why Methyl Methacrylate Is So Dangerous
An explainer details why methyl methacrylate is classified as highly toxic and flammable and how thermal runaway can turn a chemical storage tank into an explosive device.
Should You Add Bananas to Your Smoothie? New Research Says Think Twice
Food science writers report on a new study showing bananas dramatically reduce flavanol absorption from berries in smoothies and offer tips for maximising nutritional benefit.