According to a study conducted by researchers from the Jawaharlal Nehru University, a superbug called Staphylococci was detected in Delhi's air. Superbugs are potentially dangerous as they are resistant to medication.

Deadly Superbug Detected in Delhi as Per Study Amid Poor Air Quality

Once hailed as a weight-loss miracle, slimming injections may come with a harsh reality check. A major Oxford study warns that rapid weight loss can reverse once medication stops, with biology pushing weight back faster than expected. Experts call it a long-term trap rather than a permanent fix.

Weight Loss Jabs: Weight Return Four Times Faster Than Other Weight Loss Plans, Study Reveals 

In Groundbreaking Study, Researchers Publish New Brain Blueprint, Map 600,000 Neurons

The study showed that children between the ages of seven and 15 consumed an average of 130 calories more after they were shown or played with minutes of junk food adverts. Science & tech

Just five minutes of junk food ads can lead children to consume more calories, study reveals

SCIENCE & TECH| Researchers at The Ohio State University found that individuals who took acetaminophen exhibited a reduced sense of caution in risky situations compared to those who did not.

Common pain reliever drug may influence risk-taking behaviour, study suggests

The curiosity about life on Mars has been the subject of many a scientific and commercial travail. NASA's Curiosity rover mission is exactly that—to determine whether the red planet was ever habitable to microbial life. The Curiosity rover has now found the largest organic compound that has ever been found on Mars.

NASA's rover discovers largest organic compounds yet on Mars

Science & tech | The presence of microplastics has been detected in human bodies as well, including inside our blood, lungs and brain. This has sparked fear and concerns regarding its impact on health.

Think twice now before chewing gum! Scientists warn of microplastics released into mouth by ‘gum-based’ sweet

Relocating orangutans is a common practice to protect them from wildfires and other suspected dangers. A recent study has found that orangutans find their way back. World news

'If someone kidnaps your grandpa...': Researchers suggest against relocating orangutans

Science & tech | Health and wellness | The new study highlights the potential health risks linked to regular consumption of sugary drinks as the world sees a rising trend in oral cancer cases.

Can sugary drinks increase risk of oral cancer? Shocking study links popular drinks with deadly disease

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 groundbreaking study by Haifa University suggests that MDMA helped survivors of the October 7 attack cope with trauma. Researchers found that the release of hormones like oxytocin reduced fear among those affected. The study analyzed 650 survivors and revealed key insights into the role of recreational drugs in trauma recovery.

MDMA helped Oct 7 survivors cope with trauma, study finds

Don't you just love the feeling of having a good meal? It turns out whales express that feeling by singing...Watch in for more details!

Whales sing after a good meal: Study

SCIENCE & TECH | Trending: The study has been published in Nature. Unlike regular ice, plastic Ice VII requires extreme conditions to form. This discovery sheds new light on how water behaves under extreme conditions.

Scientists observe exotic ice that could exist on alien planets for the first time

SCIENCE & TECH | Trending: The study, published in Gut Microbes, analysed data from over 87,000 women and nearly 45,000 men, spanning over three decades.

Study suggests yoghurt may help reduce risk of specific colon cancers

Trending | SCIENCE & TECH | The experiment was conducted using the WEST tokamak machine in southern France, where the plasma was sustained for 1,337 seconds on February 12.

French scientists achieve major milestone in nuclear fusion, surpassing China’s record

How often have you wished that you could erase bad memories from your system, as if they never existed? Imagine if that bad episode, that difficult day, could be forgotten entirely, like it never happened in the first place. What if there was a magic wand that could help you let go of intrusive memories? Well, according to a study, a good night's sleep may actually help restrict bad memories and provide a way to move past them.

A good night's sleep may help restrict bad memories, says study

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

Trending | SCIENCE & TECH  | However, the study, published in Science Advances, shows that materials can still retain sequences of past forces even when pushed in just one direction.

New Study reveals how materials can ‘remember’ past forces

Trending | SCIENCE & TECH: Located close to each other, the two springs have very different chemical conditions. Octopus Spring has much higher oxygen levels, while Conch Spring contains a high amount of toxic sulfide.

Yellowstone’s hot springs may hold clues to early life on Earth: Study

SCIENCE & TECH Trending: The research, conducted by researchers at the University of Oregon and published in Current Biology, provides the first genetic evidence of sex determination in cephalopods.

Study reveals octopuses may have oldest known sex chromosomes

Science & Tech, Trending, World news | Discover how samples from asteroid Bennu reveal that humans and all life on Earth may be made of stardust, supporting the theory of life's cosmic origins.

Asteroid Bennu sample proves humans are, in fact, made of stardust: Study

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

Science & Tech | Science: The study highlighted that as living conditions improved, both height and weight increased in humans. However, the increase was twice as fast in men than in women.

Men have grown faster than women over last century, study reveals

 Trending | SCIENCE & TECH| Researchers analysed data from two million US veterans with type 2 diabetes who used Ozempic, Wegovy, or standard treatments. The study, published in Nature Medicine, highlighted several health benefits.

Weight-loss drugs show wide health benefits, but risks remain: Study

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