It was an anti-climax for the Super Kings and MS Dhoni on Sunday as the former CSK captain was dismissed for a first-ball duck in their must-win IPL 2024 game against Punjab at the iconic HPCA Stadium. Dhoni was undone by a slower ball yorker in the 19th over by Harshal Patel, who bowled a … Read more
Ex-servicemen in Mysuru took out a silent march on Saturday seeking the early release of 8 ex-Indian Navy personnel held in Qatar. | Photo Credit: M.A. SRIRAM Ex-servicemen in the city staged a silent march in the city on Saturday, November 4 seeking the immediate release of eight retired Indian Navy personnel who were awarded … Read more
The logo for the National Human Rights Commission. | Photo Credit: File Hosting the 28th bi-annual APF conference at New Delhi on September 20-21 will give the NHRC a fig leaf of international legitimacy to cover up its dismal performance, the civil society groups said Members of Indian civil society condemn the Asia Pacific Forum … Read more
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Have you ever wondered how a country or State collates data about a disease outbreak? Or how a nation calculates the number of persons who are infected or affected by a disease ? Or how an outbreak is prevented? A silent, diligent army of men and women works daily to collect information about diseases in … Read more
Ian Milner, 55, says he has suffered bullying and abuse because of his hearing loss. Source link
San Francisco: With a focus on identifying heart abnormalities like left ventricular dysfunction, a recent study has taken a closer look at the ECG capabilities of the Apple Watch. Left Ventricular dysfunction of the heart is usually followed by congestive heart failure that can lead to a multitude of cardiac disorders. The Mayo Clinic study … Read more
By E.J. Mundell HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Aug. 20, 2020 (HealthDay News) — The largest study of its kind finds that children can carry exceedingly high amounts of the new coronavirus, even in the absence of symptoms. Researchers say that could make them ideal “silent spreaders” of COVID-19, throwing the safety of reopening schools into question. … Read more
Researchers who have scanned the hearts and lungs of people who tested positive for COVID-19, but never felt ill, have seen telltale signs of distress. Source link