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Canadian Healthcare · Nunavut

Nunavut tuberculosis outbreaks declared over after yearslong fight

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The Best Collagen Peptide Supplements, According to Nutritionists

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Over 25? It might be time for the best collagen peptide supplements. Experts share their favorites, and explain difference between regular collagen supplements.See the Story

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Researchers at INST Mohali Develop Filter Using Sunlight, AI to Purify Wastewater

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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A new water filter that harnesses sunlight, gentle vibrations, and artificial intelligence (AI) to both capture and eliminate pollutants may soon become a reality, according to the Ministry of Science & Technology. India News | Researchers at INST Mohali Develop Filter Using Sunlight, AI to Purify Wastewater.See the Story

Using electric and magnetic fields to map beneath the volcanic sediment of the Deccan Traps

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Dhanbad 28 Jun 2025 The Deccan Traps are one of the largest volcanic features globally, covering approximately 500,000 square kilometres of west-central India, including parts of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, and Telangana. These massive flood basalts or volcanic sediments were formed from extensive volcanic eruptions that began around 66 million years ago. On the western coast, much of the vol…Maharashtra · Maharashtra Read Article

Wastewater Covid Surveillance: Researchers identify key spots in Bengaluru for early warnings

Research Matters Staff Writer(s) Bengaluru 27 Jun 2025 The Covid-19 pandemic and the ensuing worldwide lockdowns has become one of the defining moments of this century. Although things are back to normal now, a look at the Covid-19 dashboard by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, shows that there are currently about 3500 active cases, and 4 people have lost their lives in 2025. In order to accurately track the spread of disease, it is ess…Lockdown · Bengaluru Read Article

Engineered RNA-sensor on filter-paper discs that can distinguish between Zika and Coronavirus

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IIT Bombay researchers propose bottling sunlight in the summers to use as heating in the winter

Ankush Banerjee Mumbai 23 Jun 2025 For nearly a quarter of the year, temperatures in the cold Himalayan north plunge well below freezing. To keep warm, families in places like snow-covered Leh rely on diesel heaters, which are carbon-heavy machines powered by costly fuel that must be trucked in over perilous winter roads. But what if the same intense summer sun that bathes these mountains could be captured and saved for later, ready to warm home…Mumbai · Mumbai Read Article

Yeast Shows Physics Can Give Rise to Multicellular Life Sans Mutations

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Discover how snowflake yeast defies expectations, growing exponentially due to physical processes, challenging traditional views on evolution.Asia · India See the Story

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Nunavut tuberculosis outbreaks declared over after yearslong fight

The Best Collagen Peptide Supplements, According to Nutritionists

Researchers at INST Mohali Develop Filter Using Sunlight, AI to Purify Wastewater

Study of India's Mangroves Facing Climate Change Reveals Stark East-West Divide

Researchers study how electrons move in DNA strands for electronic applications

Researchers identify key brain-gut signalling pathway in roundworms

Using electric and magnetic fields to map beneath the volcanic sediment of the Deccan Traps

Wastewater Covid Surveillance: Researchers identify key spots in Bengaluru for early warnings

Engineered RNA-sensor on filter-paper discs that can distinguish between Zika and Coronavirus

IIT Bombay researchers propose bottling sunlight in the summers to use as heating in the winter

Yeast Shows Physics Can Give Rise to Multicellular Life Sans Mutations

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