Anupam Kher To Help Beggar Girl, Who Speaks Fluent English: Nepal
Actor Anupam is winning the hearts of people on social media for promising a beggar girl to fulfill her dream by sending her to school in Nepal. Anupum met the girl, Aarti, outside a temple in Kathmandu. He promised to teach her after listening to Aarti's fluent english that astonished him. The actor also shared her video. However, she's originally from India's Rajasthan. She learned English while begging.
Tags: Viral, Actor Anupam Kher, Beggar, Kathmandu, Study
Courtesy: English Lokmat
Inflammation In Brain Due To Air Pollution Reduces Sperm Count: Study
University of Maryland School of Medicine's (UMSOM) new recent study found that inflammation in the brain due to air pollution causes a reduction in sperm count. The study published in the journal 'Environmental Health Perspectives' also showed that the bad effect of pollution can be prevented by developing therapies. Reportedly, about 92% population of the world breathes air which is below the WHO standards.
Tags: Sperm, Air Pollution, Study, UMSOM, Sperm Count, inflammation
Courtesy: ANI
The Tallest Nation Has Shorter People: Dutch Study
Study by Dutch researchers on September 19 showed that the tallest nation in the world- the Netherlands is witnessing shorter people. Dutch women born in 2001 have a difference of 1.4cm (0.55 inches) from their 1980s counterparts and for Dutchmen it is of 1cm (0.39inches). The causes for this changing trend is transcending the level of immigration from shorter population groups. Study suggests Southern having height advantage over Northern… read-more
Tags: Netherlands, Dutch, Study, Researchers, immigrants
Courtesy: CNN
Study Finds 7.4 Lakh Cancer Cases Worldwide Owing To Alcohol Consumption
A global study predicted that alcohol consumption has allegedly caused over 7.4 lakh cancer cases across the world in 2020. Reportedly, 4% of the total number of cancer cases is associated with alcohol consumption. The study reported that 77% of men suffered from cancer as compared to 23% of women owing to alcohol consumption. Breast, liver, and oesophagus cancers contributed to the largest number of cases.
Tags: Study, alcohol, Cancer, Worldwide
Courtesy: ANI
Ganges Safe; No Traces Of Coronavirus: Study
A study conducted by National Mission for Clean Ganga under Jal Shakti Ministry has shown that ''none of the samples collected had traces of SARS-CoV2'' in Ganga water. Meanwhile, the samples were collected from the areas such as Kannuj, Varanasi, Buxar, Patna, etc. However, the concerns over the presence of the coronavirus have increased lately following the reports of dead bodies that were found floating in the river in UP and Bihar.
Tags: Gagana, Coronavirus, Study, bodies
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Several Islands At Lakshadweep To Disappear By 2035, Study Reveals
A study conducted by IIT Kharagpur reveals that several islands of the Lakshadweep archipelago may extinct by 2035, due to the steadily rising sea levels. The study urges the importance of shifting population to a safest island in order to avoid the loss of lives. However, it is expected that the island's capital Kavaratti may also get affected. Besides, It is projected that ''70-80 percent land loss in many islands.''
Tags: Lakshadweep Islands, water, iit kharagpur, Study
Courtesy: The Times of India
All Good Cholesterol Cannot Be Deemed Healthy, Suggests Study
Contrary to conventional beliefs, not all HDL cholesterol (high-density lipoprotein cholesterol) or good cholesterols are healthy, revealed a study. The study suggested that a positive causal relationship exists between the size of HDL cholesterol particles and heart attack probabilities. While large-good cholesterol particles directly incite heart attacks, the small ones generate lower risks. Hence, experts suggest to increase the number of… read-more
Tags: cholesterol, good cholesterol, Heart attack, Study
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
AYUSH Ministry Begins Final Stage Of 1st Animal Study On Coronavirus
Dubbed as one of the most complicated research on COVID-19, India has reached the final stage of the first animal study on coronavirus. The Research is a joint attempt of the AYUSH Ministry and the Department of Biotechnology (DBT). As per the AYUSH Ministry, clinical studies of four oral interventions are in process. The research is being conducted on hamsters in Translational Health Science and Technology Institute, Faridabad.
Tags: Study, research, Coronavirus, National news
Courtesy: The Tribune
Singapore: Study Says COVID-19 Can Travel More than 6 Metres Under Dry Conditions
Scientists from Singapore's STAR'S Institute discovered that a 100-micrometre cough particle with a wind velocity of 2 m/s can head out up to 6.6 meters and much further under dry conditions. They also found that evaporating droplets are dangerous since they can be inhaled deep into the lungs. They further assessed that wearing masks along with physical distancing is effective since it leads to less droplet deposition on others.
Tags: Coronavirus, Study, Coronavirus Pandemic
Courtesy: The Hindu
Study Reveals COVID Antibodies Could Last For Over 5 Months
Amid COVID-19 reinfections, a study has asserted that the antibodies produced against the coronavirus are "relatively stable for at least five months". The study analysed over 30,000 patients and found that 90% participants produced strong antibody response to fight the virus and antibodies remained for "many months". The study used enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) to measure the antibodies. Experts opine that determining the… read-more
Tags: Covid-19, antibody, Corona Virus Vaccine, Study
Courtesy: The Economic Times