Fact Check
Gurpreet Kaur Bamrah, Shoolini University Cancer ranks as a leading cause of death in the world, with 19.6 million new cases and over 10 million casualties in 2020 alone. With such a high fatality rate, it is necessary to continue advanced research and development of novel cancer treatments and therapies to achieve a better survivability […]
Saakshi Bangera, DY Patil School of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics The second most important greenhouse in the atmosphere – methane is increasing in the atmosphere at an average rate of 10ppb every year. Enteric fermentation is the largest source of methane in the agricultural sector. India has about 13 of the global cattle population and 53% […]
Shambhavi Tiwari, Amity University, Noida. Roy T. Bennet, in his book, The Light in the Heart, quoted, “Follow your heart, listen to your inner voice, stop caring about what others think.” You won’t start following your heart literally. But just give a thought to how conveniently we use the term ‘heart’ in our general conversations. […]
Sumedha Guha, Techno India University To date we have known the best cure for muscle repair, damage and growth to be exercise. Rehabilitation work, physiotherapy and exercise has been a challenge for patients recovering from major operations or patients regaining voluntary control of their limbs after a long period of inaction. Associate Professor Alfredo Franco-Obregon […]
Pratyushee Ghosh, Amity University Kolkata Unkempt public bathrooms are the site of worst nightmares, but it’s highly unlikely (though not impossible) that they’ll impart you with a sexually transmitted disease (STD). STDs are infections that are spread from one person to a different, usually during vaginal, anal, and perversion. They’re common, and many individuals who have them don’t have any symptoms. Without treatment, […]
Pratyushee Ghosh, Amity University Kolkata Going gluten-free could also be the most important health trend of the past decade. But there’s confusion over whether gluten is problematic for everybody or simply those with certain medical conditions. Some people must avoid it for health reasons, like those with a disorder or intolerance. However, many within the health and wellness world suggest that everybody should follow a gluten-free diet — no matter whether they’re intolerant […]
Pratyushee Ghosh, Amity University Kolkata All over the globe, parents tell teens to avoid pizza, chocolate, greasy and fried food. While these foods might not be good for overall health, they do not cause acne or make it worse. Studies indicate dairy products and high glycemic foods activate acne. No one factor causes acne. Acne happens when oil (sebaceous) glands […]
Pratyushee Ghosh, Amity University Kolkata The beginning of anything auspicious or good was followed by sweets or any other kind of sugar stuff. This is what we Indians believe and follow for ages. From grandmothers treating us to chocolates upon meeting them to celebrating our birthdays by cutting cakes, sweets, or broadly speaking, sugar has […]
Pratyushee Ghosh, Amity University Kolkata Every child has held out for the yellow crayon or marker when it’s time to illustrate the sun. This common perception results in articles. Like one in Sciworthy, “The yellow sun in our sky provides the sunshine and energy needed to sustain our planet.” Pretty forgivable, on condition that even astronomers confer with the sun as a “yellow […]
