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New Research Reveals Exercise Strengthens Brain-Muscle Connection

Physical workouts have long been lauded for their myriad benefits for the body from improving cardiovascular health to strengthening muscle mass and bones.

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NMC Calls for 24/7 Mental Health Support in Medical Colleges

A survey conducted online by the National Medical Commission (NMC) task force revealed concerning mental health statistics among medical students. About 28% of

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NIMHANs Starting a 3-year long project for Students’ Mental Well-Being

With an increasing recognition of mental health as a crucial aspect of students’ overall well-being, education departments have been coming up with various

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Awareness

Study: Women with PCOS at Higher Risk for Suicide

A new study has revealed that women with PCOS are at a higher risk for suicide. Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal disorder

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Man Caught Stealing Undergarments of Women, Arrested

In the last few days, a bizarre incident has been reported at many locations around Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. Popularly known as the “Chaddi

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Study: Furry fruit enhances mental well-being

Several factors play a role in an individual’s mental health including biological factors like genetic blueprint, chemical activities in the brain, etc, and

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Research

Impact of Internet Addiction on Youth’s Emotional Development

Since technology has advanced, the internet has become a vital component of our life in every aspect. It is evident that modern individuals

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A new light-activated drug can induce Sleep without any harmful effect

Optochemistry is a new pharmacologic approach where light helps to activate or deactivate selective molecules. This approach is used to cure diseases, alleviate

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Children better at delaying Gratification are more likely to be better in Academics

Two professors of NUS Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, Dr Chen Luxi and Jean Yeung published a study on “Delayed Gratification Predicts

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Education Industrial

Making Sense of the world through Sonic Sense

Picture this: You’re having iced coffee with your friends at your home and you’re wondering how much coffee is remaining in the mug.

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