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  Study finds smartwatch may help boost treatment for depression

  Health | February 25, 2024 12:36 IST

  Discover how smartwatches can help transform depression treatment, providing clinicians with vital insights into patients' mental health status. Learn how wearable technology goes beyond traditional functions to effectively monitor depression symptoms.

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  Study finds heart attack significantly increases risk of other health complications

  Health | February 21, 2024 13:00 IST

  The University of Leeds study reveals heightened long-term health risks post-heart attack. Socioeconomic disparities exacerbate outcomes. Tailored care plans are imperative. Insight for informed healthcare decisions.

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  Protein-rich breakfast can increase satiety and improve concentration: Study

  Health | February 19, 2024 10:00 IST

  Explore how a Danish study unveils the impact of protein-rich breakfasts on satiety and concentration. Gain insights into dietary strategies for weight management and cognitive function enhancement.

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  Birth weight is linked with heart disease in adulthood: Study

  Health | February 16, 2024 16:05 IST

  Discover the link between birth weight and adult heart disease risk in a groundbreaking study from the University of Helsinki. Unraveling shared genetic factors between mothers and children, this research sheds new light on a long-debated biological connection.

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  Brain's adaptability in blind individuals recognising faces through sound: Study

  Science | November 23, 2023 23:10 IST

  The study highlights the brain's remarkable adaptability in blind individuals, showcasing its ability to recognise faces through alternative sensory channels and contributing valuable insights into neuroplasticity and sensory compensation.

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  Study Abroad: Enhance your career prospects with fee financing to make education more affordable

  Higher Studies | September 27, 2023 22:48 IST

  One of the major reason why students in India choose to study abroad is the 'post-study work permit' offered by the foreign countries to those who have successfully completed their study.

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  Majority of Indians back universal charging cables for Mobiles and Tablets: Report

  Technology | June 17, 2023 14:15 IST

  According to the report, the majority of surveyed consumers expressed the view that all smartphones and tablets, irrespective of the brand, should use the same USB charging cable.

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  Over 90% of developers use AI coding tools for increased productivity: Report

  Technology | June 14, 2023 23:32 IST

  Developers express that AI coding tools can help them meet performance standards by delivering improved code quality, faster outputs, and fewer production-level incidents.

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  Almond consumption before any meal helps improve blood sugar in prediabetic people, says a study

  Health | March 26, 2023 15:00 IST

  Almonds, eaten half an hour before each of your three meals each day, improve blood sugar levels in prediabetic people.

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  Three million people in India at risk of flooding caused by glacial lake, claims new study

  India | February 08, 2023 13:42 IST

  The study also estimated that at least 15 million people around the world are at risk from flooding caused by glacial lakes.

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  COVID-19 vaccines offer significant protection against reinfection: Study

  Health | November 23, 2022 13:47 IST

  COVID-19 vaccine: Data on vaccinations and infections from all Danish registrations were analysed for the study, which was published in the journal PLOS Medicine.

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  Nearly 30,000 lives can be saved by improving 'road safety measures' in India: Study

  India | June 30, 2022 13:35 IST

  This is the first study that gives country-specific estimates of the effect of addressing the four main road safety risk factors through interventions for 185 countries.

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  Fourth Covid-19 vaccine dose provides strong immunity boost: UK study

  World | May 11, 2022 15:29 IST

  Fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been offered as a spring booster for those most vulnerable in the UK, the researchers said. This has been a precautionary strategy to maintain high levels of immunity prior to the study data being available, they said.

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  'Omicron variant' less likely to put you in hospital: Study

  World | December 23, 2021 9:32 IST

  A separate study out of Scotland, by scientists at the University of Edinburgh and other experts, suggested the risk of hospitalization was two-thirds less with omicron than delta.

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  Five or more symptoms in first week of infection linked to long COVID: Study

  World | July 16, 2021 16:42 IST

  People who exhibit over five symptoms of SARS-CoV-2 infection in the first week are more likely to develop long COVID, irrespective of their age or gender, according to a review of studies.

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  Ganga is COVID-free: Scientists

  India | July 08, 2021 11:45 IST

  After 2-month research by medical and genetic experts of BHU, Varanasi and BSIP, Lucknow, it has been found that the Ganga river has no trace of the pandemic causing coronavirus.

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  Study shows grey matter loss post-COVID infection

  World | June 19, 2021 14:52 IST

  The researchers affiliated with the University of Oxford posted findings ahead of peer review to medRxiv, drawing on data from the UK Biobank.

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  EdTech platforms that can help you in 'Study from Home'

  Technology | June 14, 2021 20:39 IST

  With the coronavirus pandemic going on, all the students are now studying from home. Here are a few EdTech platforms that you can use for help.

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  Antibodies get stronger after COVID vaccine: KGMU study

  India | June 10, 2021 16:43 IST

  The study further found that the desirable herd immunity which can break the chain of virus, can only be achieved by mass vaccination and not through natural course of transmission of infection.

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  COVID caused more complications than flu in kids: Study

  World | June 09, 2021 18:19 IST

  Early in the pandemic, opinions around the impact of Covid on children and adolescents ranged from it being no more than the common flu to fear of its potential impact on lesser-developed immune systems.