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    Why climate change is intimately tied to biodiversity

    Why climate change is intimately tied to biodiversity There is a financial case for investing in biodiversity
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    A little alcohol won’t kill you or make you stronger

    A little alcohol won’t kill you or make you stronger People who drink a little don’t die sooner than people who never drank, study shows
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    Rising Atlantic Ocean engulfs fishing town in Brazil

    Rising Atlantic Ocean engulfs fishing town in Brazil The coastline is receding as much as 18 feet a year at the mouth of a river in Atafona
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    Excess use of Air Conditioner causing severe back pain? What experts say

    Excess use of Air Conditioner causing severe back pain? What experts say Many people do not see air-conditioning as either comfortable or healthy. For some, the temperature is too cold in order to accommodate others at work or at home
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    On World Autism Day, expert busts myths about developmental disability

    On World Autism Day, expert busts myths about developmental disability Dr Mallika Bannerjee in a conversation with LiveMint busts common myths around Autism that till date remains a social taboo that is also misunderstood as ‘craziness’. Read on to know more
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    Covid cases doubling in 4-5 days, says top expert

    Covid cases doubling in 4-5 days, says top expert India on Sunday reported 3,824 new covid cases and five deaths, with an active caseload of 18,389.
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    SpaceX has another challenger with South Korean rocket ambitions

    SpaceX has another challenger with South Korean rocket ambitions Hanwha Aerospace is building South Korea’s first commercial rocket with an ambitious target: matching Elon Musk’s SpaceX in price within the next decade
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    Hugh Jackman reveals new skin cancer scare, alerts ‘please wear sunscreen’

    Hugh Jackman reveals new skin cancer scare, alerts ‘please wear sunscreen’ The Wolverine actor was first diagnosed with skin cancer in 2013. Since then he has undergone 6 procedures for the same.
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    The big tests of India’s healthcare ambitions, in 5 charts

    The big tests of India’s healthcare ambitions, in 5 charts At 2.1% of GDP, our health expenditure lags all other G20 nations and our health system is largely financed out-of-pocket by citizens. Here’s a status check
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    Climate change spurring surge in dengue, chikungunya: WHO

    Climate change spurring surge in dengue, chikungunya: WHO The World Health Organization warned that dengue and other diseases caused by mosquito-borne arboviruses were spreading far faster and further amid climate change, warning global outbreaks could be looming
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    A critical genetic database is under fire

    A critical genetic database is under fire Donors and scientists accuse GISAID of caprice and a lack of transparency
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    ‘No need for 4th vax dose; time to mask up again’

    ‘No need for 4th vax dose; time to mask up again’ In an interview, NTAGI chief Dr N.K. Arora said that the recent covid deaths occurred in cases where those infected had pre-existing diseases
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    Obesity among Indians rose 50% between 2019 and 2022: Report

    Obesity among Indians rose 50% between 2019 and 2022: Report There has been an uptick in obesity diagnosis in those less than 45 years of age by 43% and by 60% in people over the age of 45
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    Covid-19 infection during pregnancy leads to brain damage in 2 infants

    Covid-19 infection during pregnancy leads to brain damage in 2 infants This study by University of Miami has proven that Covid may break into placenta and infect foetuses, causing brain damage in infants.
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    Musk says SpaceX Starship rocket launch slipping to later in April

    Musk says SpaceX Starship rocket launch slipping to later in April SpaceX envisions Starship as a fully reusable transportation system to carry astronauts and cargo to Earth orbit, the moon, Mars and beyond
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    Muted monsoon, predicts Skymet

    Muted monsoon, predicts Skymet Rainfall forecast to be 94% of long-period average amid El Niño.Other experts said that things are not all that bad, even going by Skymet’s monsoon projection
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    People who have sleep problems linked to higher risk of stroke, study shows

    People who have sleep problems linked to higher risk of stroke, study shows Researchers found that people who got less than five hours of sleep were three times more likely to have a stroke than those who got seven hours of sleep on average.
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    AI will now be able to detect depression, anxiety

    AI will now be able to detect depression, anxiety Researchers said that findings from the model suggested the possibility of detecting the likelihood of a person developing depression based solely on their social media friends and followers.
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    ‘Study on covid vaccines’ efficacy soon’

    ‘Study on covid vaccines’ efficacy soon’ The study will find out why people have been contracting covid even after taking booster shots , said Pragya Yadav, the NIV scientist who isolated the first SARS-CoV2 virus in 2020.
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    Why India must crack down on packaged food

    Why India must crack down on packaged food Manufacturers often mislead consumers by making false health claims
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