Historic deal to cut global shipping emissions may take effect in 2027
HQ Team April 12, 2025: A landmark deal to reduce greenhouse emissions from global shipping is set to be formally adopted in October.
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Dexcom’s 15-day G7 sensor for glucose monitoring wins FDA nod
HQ Team April 11, 2025: For people living with diabetes, glucose sensors for monitoring sugar levels are a game changer. The present ones.
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Europe’s largest meteorite crater’s methane output remains a mystery
HQ Team April 10, 2025: Sweden’s researchers have recorded 300 times higher methane emissions in open patches of Siljan Ring lakes, the largest.
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Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered all-terrain personal mobility vehicle
HQ Team April 10, 2025: Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a concept off-road personal mobility vehicle with an all-terrain capability that resembles a.
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11 million new HIV cases predicted as aid cuts reverse decades of progress
Swati Mishra April 9, 2025: “We will see HIV come back—and people dying the way we saw in the 1990s and 2000s,” warned.
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One in five Indians are vitamin D deficient, no ‘clear’ roadmap in place
HQ Team April 9, 2025: One in five Indians are Vitamin D deficient, a silent epidemic affecting 46% of children aged 0-10 years,.
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Maternal mortality rates may fail UN goal, global aid cuts the main culprit
HQ Team April 9, 2025: The United Nations has warned that “unprecedented” global aid cuts could derail a three-year trend of a 40%.
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Twins show slower growth than singletons in early pregnancy
Swati Mishra April 7, 2025: Multiple pregnancy, where a mother carries more than one baby in the womb, comes with its own set.
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Marathoner’s brain eats itself, effect is reversible: Spanish researchers
HQ Team April 6, 2025: Marathons may affect the brain causing the organ to eat itself to make up for fuel lost during.
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COVID-19 increases risk of other infections, study finds
HQ Team April 5, 2025: A recent study reveals that COVID-19 patients face increased risks of other infections for at least a year.