Marriage triples the risk of obesity for men but does not affect women, according to new research. Researchers also find an increased risk of both sexes being overweight if married. Watch this report for more details!

Being married triples the risk of obesity in men, study suggests

A recent IIT study reveals that 45% of Himachal Pradesh is at risk of landslides and floods, with one disaster potentially triggering another. The region has already suffered over 400 deaths from natural calamities, leading to significant damage.

45% of Himachal Pradesh at risk of landslides and floods

Science & tech | Health and Wellness: Despite decades of research and billions of dollars in investment, only a few drugs have been approved for dementia and most are only focused on treating the systems, while others result in severe side effects.

Common medicines may reduce risk of dementia, new study suggests

Evolution enables life to adapt through advantageous mutations. While most mutations are harmful, a small percentage drives progress, ensuring life’s continuity


This animal will rule Earth if all human beings die

Your money habits aren’t random—they’re echoes of your past. Experts reveal how childhood shapes spending and saving habits. Ready to break free from self-sabotage and rewrite your financial story? It’s time to master your mind over money.

New research puts the spotlight on the mindset of money

The new information is in contrast to the way the peripheral nervous system functions, processing gigabits of sensory data in a second, raising many questions for scientists



Our brain is not as fast as we might think, study reveals speed of human thought

Researchers from the California Institute of Technology have quantified the speed of the human brain at which it processes information, revealing we may not be as sharp as we might think.

The study, which was published in JAMA Network Open, showed an increased risk of 55 per cent for developing PTSD for those who had tonsillectomies in their early years, compared with those who hadn’t



Having your tonsils removed as a child may increase the risk of stress disorders: Study

A new study has revealed that surgical removal of tonsils as a child can increase the risk of developing an anxiety-related disorder later in life. In the US, around 300,000 children get their tonsils removed surgically to reduce recurrent infections or improve breathing while sleeping.

In a surprising incident, a New York state resident found a complete mastodon jaw while gardening in his backyard when he noticed two large teeth protruding from the ground.

New York man discovers complete mastodon jaw in his backyard

Three-quarters of Earth’s land has become permanently drier in the last three decades, according to a recent research by the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), which was published on Monday, December 9.

Three-quarters of the Earth’s land has become permanently drier, says UN report

China has established its first overseas atmospheric monitoring station in the Larsemann Hills of East Antarctica, a milestone in its polar research initiatives. The Zhongshan National Atmospheric Background Station, which began operations on Sunday, will track atmospheric composition and contribute to global climate change research.

Antarctica: China Opens Its First Atmospheric Monitoring Station | GRAVITAS | WION

China may soon offer passengers a seamless experience by offering them 5G connectivity to watch ultra-high-definition videos or enjoy online gaming on their smartphones while travelling in high-speed trains at 1,000 km/h (621 mph) The new generation of trains in China will travel through near-vacuum times with magnetic levitation and run faster than commercial airlines.

China: Passengers may experience 5G connectivity in 1,000km/h trains, says study

A recent study has revealed that rents in seven major Indian cities have surged as much as 70 per cent in the last six years, with a significant jump in the last two years.

Rents surged by up to 70% in 7 major Indian cities including Delhi: Study

If you have experienced a feeling of dread and anxiety the next morning after you had a great time at a night out, you are not alone. Around 22 per cent of social drinkers experience this feeling called hangover anxiety or ‘hangxiety’.

Feeling anxious after drinking? Experts explain reason behind 'hangxiety'

Two giant pandas made it to their new home at the Smithsonian National Zoological Park in Washington, D.C., United States. The pair arrived in the United States from China via a flight that landed at Dulles International Airport.

Watch: Pandas from China settle in their new Washington DC home

Researchers have developed an 'electronic tongue' that can identify liquid samples using AI. How does it work? How is it beneficial? What's next? WION's Molly Gambhir tells you!

Researchers Develop 'Electronic Tongue' That Can Identify Liquid Samples Using AI

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Aircraft Operations Centre released a hair-raising video of their research plane the moment when it flew directly into Hurricane Milton.

Watch: Hair-raising footage of NOAA research plane tumbling in centre of Hurricane Milton

A study published in The Lancet on Monday (Sep 16) warned that drug resistant superbugs or antimicrobial resistance (AMR) might lead to the deaths of 40 million individuals, within the next 25 years.

Global superbug crisis: 40 million lives at risk over next 25 years, warns study

At the two-day global summit on artificial intelligence (AI) in the military domain, nearly 100 countries, including the United States, China, and Ukraine, agreed that humans—not AI—should make critical decisions regarding the use of nuclear weapons.

AI in military: Humans, not AI, should control nuclear weapons, agree 100 nations; sign agreement

New research has revealed that a common yellow-coloured food dye can temporarily make skin, connective tissues, and muscle transparent. The research was conducted on a mouse, and got some unbelievable findings, allowing for an innovative visualisation of the internal structure of the mouse without any passive procedures.

New Medical Research: A common food dye used to make skin and muscle temporarily transparent

Weight-loss drugs are emerging as a game-changer in healthcare, with the potential of not only helping people shed pounds but also in slowing down the ageing process.

Weight-loss drug Ozempic could slow down ageing, scientists suggest

Indians across all age groups are believed to be deficient in iron, calcium, and folate, which are essential for health, because of inadequate consumption of micronutrients, according to a recent study.

Indians are not consuming enough micronutrients: Lancet study

A recent study has discovered that eating Ecklonia cava may help prevent or slow down Parkinson's disease. The seaweed which is commonly used in Asian Cuisine, contains antioxidants that may help protect neurons from free radicals that will help prevent the disease.

Can seaweed treat and prevent Parkinson's disease? New study may reveal how

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