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First-degree relatives play defining role in developing certain blood cancers
Studies reveal that having close relative with blood cancer increases one's own risk.
‘Indians obese but hunger a concern,’ says UN report
In India, the number of undernourished people declined from 253.9 million in 2004-06 to 194.4 million in 2016-18.
Over 5,500 people injured, 1,048 killed due to infighting in Tripoli: WHO
According to the WHO, out of the total casualties, 106 civilians have lost their lives while 289 civilians have been wounded.
Universal healthcare key to national well-being
The other indices of India’s healthcare are also alarming — with 63 million people pushed into poverty due to healthcare expenses.
New-age addiction
Meanwhile, the gaming community itself is quite saddened by the development.
Is technology a boon or bane for children
We got in touch with consultant psychiatrist Dr Charan Teja Koganti for his expert opinion on the subject.
Medical breakthrough: First 3D print of heart with human tissues
Scientist’s unveiled 'First' 3D print of heart with human tissue, vessels.
Privileged abuse of opioids
Denial of pain relief to the less developed countries needlessly.
Not just Delhi and Beijing, 3 other Saarc capitals are among world’s top 10 polluting cities
Now even Bangkok, the Paris of Asia, for long the most elegant of Asian capitals, is shuddering under the weight of ubiquitous ‘development’ projects.
Halt toxic discourse... Our politics is at its nadir!
It appears that India’s political leaders have lapped up, quite indiscriminatingly, two Chinese ideas.