Consumer Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi confirms India has hit record food grain production with both rice and wheat reaching all-time highs.
Category: Health & Science
Scientists Identify NFIL3 Protein That Causes CAR T-Cell Therapy to Lose Effectiveness
A newly identified protein causes engineered immune cells used in cancer treatment to become exhausted pointing to a potential way to improve CAR T therapies.
AI Boom’s Huge Water Carbon and Land Footprint Called New Form of Imperialism by UN Scientist
A leading UN researcher criticises the unchecked environmental toll of AI data centres saying it disproportionately burdens developing nations.
Whey Protein Manufacturing Technique Could Make Protein Shakes Taste Better and Smoother
A new production method removes bitter minerals from whey protein without sacrificing protein quality making shakes more palatable.
Honey Bees Track Their Own Personal Routes With Drone-Based Precision Monitoring
Wild bees tracked via drones show highly personalised and repeatable flight paths across landscapes suggesting advanced navigation abilities.
Two Biologically Distinct Autism Subtypes Found With Different Brain Communication Patterns
Scientists combining brain imaging data find evidence that autism may encompass at least two separate biological subtypes with different neural signatures.
Women Highly Sensitive to Common Dementia Risk Factors New UC San Diego Study Suggests
Research involving over 17000 adults shows women may be disproportionately vulnerable to standard dementia risk factors compared to men.
Collagen Supplements Improve Skin Health and Ease Osteoarthritis Says Major Review of 8000 Participants
A comprehensive analysis confirms collagen supplements taken consistently over months deliver measurable skin and joint benefits.
Oxford Quantum State Advance Could Open New Possibilities for More Resilient Quantum Computers
The novel Schrodinger’s cat-like quantum state created by Oxford physicists could allow quantum error correction at unprecedented scales.
Menopausal Hormone Therapy Users Show 69% Lower Risk of Low Bone Mineral Density
Researchers find that women on menopausal hormone therapy have dramatically lower rates of low bone mineral density compared to non-users.