“Rituja Kaushal is Professor, Community Medicine in LNMC and RC, LNCTU, Bhopal. Currently she is also pursuing her PhD degree in Community Medicine. Her teaching experience of medical students ( undergraduates as well as postgraduates) is of more than 7 years. Other than this she is also constantly working forContinue Reading
Dr Shariff obtained his PhD-Engineering degree from Jadavpur University, India for his work in the field of Laser Surface Engineering. He had 24+ years of experience in the research field of laser-based engineering/technology applications and currently holds a Scientist-F position at ARCI, an autonomous research organization under DST, Govt. ofContinue Reading
“Dr. Sinchan Das [B.H.M.S., M.D.(Hom) Psychiatry, M.Sc Psychology, M.A.G.D., F.R.C.P. (USA), P.G. (Hom) London, P.G.Dip in Hypnotherapy, Music therapy, CBT, NLP, Diploma in Emergency medicine, Forensic psychology, Criminology, Graphology, Yoga, Nutrition], son of Mr. Harendra nath Das & Dr. Susmita Das. He is the holder of two world records toContinue Reading
A new analysis of the artist’s shoes revealed his small stature. As an artist, the legendary Michelangelo Buonarroti left behind some big shoes to fill. But in real life, the great painter’s shoes weren’t big at all — and neither was Michelangelo. Italian researchers recently examined three shoes that wereContinue Reading
Complex interplay: the gut-immune-brain axis The early development of the gut, the brain and the immune system are closely interrelated. Researchers refer to this as the gut-immune-brain axis. Bacteria in the gut cooperate with the immune system, which in turn monitors gut microbes and develops appropriate responses to them. InContinue Reading
Fluorescent homes may help wayward insects find their way in the dim twilight Beam a black light into some Vietnamese forests at night, and brilliant green bulbs may glow in the trees. These eerie lanterns are the nests of several species of Asian paper wasps, and the gleam comes fromContinue Reading
They weren’t hiding it from the Mongols, but an earlier, unknown enemy. Archaeologists in southwest Russia have unearthed a trove of medieval silver at a site where treasure was often hidden from an invading Mongol army in the 13th century — but oddly it seems to have been buried thereContinue Reading
Neolithic and Celtic settlements were found by the cemetery. Skeletons excavated from a 6,000-year-old Transylvanian cemetery were buried in an usual manner; the deceased had urns placed over their skulls or feet, likely as offerings for the afterlife. Archaeologists recently found the unique burials during an excavation ahead of aContinue Reading
Calls to poison control centers regarding exposure to ivermectin have increased five-fold in recent months. Thousands of Americans may be taking potentially dangerous doses of an anti-parasitic drug because of misinformation that it will prevent or treat COVID-19, according to a new warning from the Centers for Disease Control andContinue Reading