Green tea-based adhesive films show promise as a novel treatment for oral mucositis. The anti-inflammatory properties of green tea can alleviate oral mucositis, a painful inflammation of the mouth lining often caused by chemotherapy and radiation.
Face recognition & AI, smart security solutions for Mumbai’s lifeline
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India’s growth dilemma: Skyscrapers or social equity?
Taj Security Alert About 2 Cars With Same Number Leads To Bizarre Loan Tale
Why Many South Asians Hate to Queue
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Study: Older adults whose blood pressure fluctuates over time may be more likely to have problems with thinking and memory skills. With our aging society, identifying prevention strategies to slow the decline of cognitive skills in older adults has become a public health priority.
Study: Kaempferol is a very promising natural treatment for food allergies. While the study focused on kaempferol's role in reducing inflammation, flavonoids as a whole are very promising anti-allergic compounds, as they are present in a large variety of foods.
Researchers in Japan developed a 3D atomic structure from scattering data of different TNO samples to examine the factors that affect the negative-electrode properties. TNO can be used in lithium-ion batteries for cars and can contribute to the green growth strategy for achieving carbon neutrality.
From 13.7°C to 35.6°C in Three Days: Why is Mumbai’s Weather Swinging?
India home prices to rise 6.5% in 2025, driven by demand from wealthy: Poll
Is India's GDP growth slowing? Falling wages & the hit to middle class might just hold the answer
The Unintended Consequences of Pakistan's Solar Energy Boom
The causes and costs of India’s brain drain
To Challenge China, India Needs to Get Out of the Way of Its Factory Owners
Highly educated Indians are often underemployed
Why is it so hard for Indians to get a visa?
New study provides insights for creating hydrogels using CO₂. Additionally, the use of alginic acid derived from marine waste can transform waste into high-value hydrogels for medical uses such as tissue engineering, including wound healing and organ regeneration.
Indians stuffed in train toilets, China moves billions with little fuss
A new method has improved our ability to generate hydrogen without harmful byproducts such as carbon dioxide. This may allow us to harness hydrogen as a more abundant, green energy source so we can all breathe a little easier.
How Bombay Founders Club is transforming Mumbai’s startup scene
