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The girls are expected to remain in the intensive care unit at the hospital for two weeks (Photo: YouTube)

Surgery separates conjoined twins facing each other

The team, in the surgery started on Tuesday completed early on Wednesday, divided the bladder into two separate organs.

9 Dec 2016 9:28 AM IST

Some people might think women might be less likely to be incarcerated with a traumatic brain injury than men, but theyre just as likely (Photo: AFP)

People suffering trauma more likely to go to prison

Because there's no system of care for these individuals, they fall into the cracks and get themselves in trouble.

9 Dec 2016 9:13 AM IST

$\Sudden increases in training and competition load can increase the risk of illness\ (Photo: AFP)$ Life

Athletes may need more precautions to avoid flu

Routine, moderate-intensity physical activity can help protect people against colds and diseases that involve the upper...

9 Dec 2016 8:54 AM IST

Beat corruption with a culture of lawfulness

Beat corruption with a culture of lawfulness

Our challenge is to create and sustain effective, transparent and accountable institutions at all levels.

9 Dec 2016 3:37 AM IST

Mughlai in morsels

Asha Shah shares her favourite Mughlai biryani recipe that she is known for.

9 Dec 2016 12:12 AM IST

Ultimate Keto Coffee Cake

Hey kiddo, Get Ketos!

The Ketos diet is all the rage with fitness buffs and here are some tried and tested recipes to help in your search for...

9 Dec 2016 12:11 AM IST

The connect between drinking and festivity is so strong that we often find it hard to imagine one without the other.

Eat, drink and make merry!

A look back at what makes alcohol a friend of merriment through history.

9 Dec 2016 12:11 AM IST

On a high: Being religious is like being on drugs

On a high: Being religious is like being on drugs

Religious experience is perhaps the most influential part of how people make decisions that affect all of us, for good...

9 Dec 2016 12:09 AM IST

Research indicates that individuals who can regulate their emotions are generally happier and less distressed than those who cant.

Let it out: Crying when happy may regulate our emotions

People who exhibited negative responses to positive things were able to moderate strong feelings more effectively than...

9 Dec 2016 12:09 AM IST

Toddlers know when you are lying: Scientists

Toddlers know when you are lying: Scientists

The classic test involves a story in which a protagonist with incomplete or inaccurate information must make a choice...

9 Dec 2016 12:09 AM IST

Students brainstorm for the upcoming festival

A fest for a cause

From debates and musical jams to doodle making and sand painting, the fest has something for all college students.

9 Dec 2016 12:07 AM IST

They found that anti-consumers seem to care less about consumption than over-consumers (Photo: AFP)

Fear of death causes buying impulse in shopaholics

Anti-consumers not influenced by thoughts of death, meaning they do not believe that resistance to consumption is a...

8 Dec 2016 8:39 PM IST