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Men at higher risk from Covid-19. Researchers say THIS is why Researchers have identified sex-specific differences in a type of immune cell and in the production of antibodies, as part of the response to Covid-19

Pollution from life-saving drugs may add to superbug crisis, UN says More attention must be paid to the role pollution plays in the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, known as superbugs, to eliminate a ‘pandemic level threat,’ a United Nations report said

New ring discovered around small, icy world in our solar system The ring encircling a Pluto-like object named Quaoar is unusually far from its parent body

As rocket launches take off, so do concerns about emissions Startups and researchers are beginning to explore greener fuels for rockets in the hopes of addressing some of the environmental worries

Study finds link between cancer patients and long Covid-19 | Read here The result also shows that women undergoing cancer treatment seem at higher risk than men.

How the Turkey-Syria earthquake occurred: Behind the science of the catastrophe It is one of the largest strike-slip earthquakes to take place on a continent in recent times

Nasa's all-electric X-57 plane is preparing to fly; All you need to know The X-57 electric plane by NASA is a modified, four-seater, Italian-built Tecnam P2006T aircraft. It relies on a combination of lots of propellers, small motors, and many batteries

Nasa's telescope detects asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter The asteroid, detected by the international team of European astronomers, is likely the smallest observed to date by James Webb telescope

Takeda seeks DCGI permission for dengue vaccine trial The Drugs Controller General of India’s (DCGI) subject expert committee (SEC) took up Takeda’s proposal seeking permission for trials of its dengue tetravalent vaccine Qdenga, minutes of its 23 January meeting showed.

What doctors are learning about marijuana and surgery People who use cannabis may need more anesthesia during procedures, but many remain wary of mentioning their habit

How Kerala is fighting the superbugs The state is deploying education and enforcement to address the menace of microbial resistance to antibiotics. Should it succeed, it could lay the template for the rest of the country..Antimicrobial resistance, or AMR, results from abuse of antibiotic drugs...

Research: Brain health can decline due to poor oral health Studies have shown that gum disease, missing teeth and other signs of poor oral health, as well as poor brushing habits and lack of plaque removal, increase stroke risk

How sedentary lifestyle is making us vulnerable to cancer, here's what doctors say WHO recommends that adults should do either moderate intensity exercises for 150-300 minutes per week or vigorous/high intensity exercises for 75-150 minutes/week

Dangerous fungi are spreading across US as temperatures rise Some fungi such as the type that causes Valley Fever might be adapting to endure more heat stress

Asteroid that wiped off dinosaurs triggered planet-wide Tsunami 66 million years ago Studies have shown that the planet-wide mega-Tsunami killed roughly three-quarters of the planet’s plant and animal species.

Omicron and sub-lineages still on top, says genomics body It said the presence of BQ.1 sub-lineage has been seen in eastern, southern, western and northern parts of India

Green Comet Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) to be closest to Earth on 1 Feb. Here's how to watch it in India Here's when, where and how you can see the Green Comet to witness a once-in-a-lifetime celestial happening

Covid variants alpha, gamma, and delta found in deers; traces of mutation seen: Should you worry? Over the course of the pandemic, deer have become infected with SARS-CoV-2 through ongoing contact with humans, study said

Ice-cream, bread, breakfast cereal among list of foods that increases cancer risk The study has found that consuming consuming ultra processed food increases risk of ovarian and brain cancer

Loneliness, social isolation raise risk of heart failure: Study Both social isolation and loneliness are associated with higher rates of heart failure, but whether or not a person feels lonely is more important in determining risk than whether or not they are actually alone.