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University of Birmingham
11 Jul 2020
Gender, wealth-driven disparities affect Indian children's school performance
Poorer children in India continue to experience educational disadvantages compared to children from wealthier households, with girls being more adversely affected than boys, according to a new study.
Washington
31 Jan 2019
Study finds cancer causes premature ageing
The study found that the aged bone marrow cells accelerated the growth and development of the leukaemia - creating a vicious cycle that fuels the disease.
Charles Darwin
05 Dec 2016
Scientists unlock 51 million-year-old genetic secret to Charles Darwin's theory!
Researchers have identified the cluster of genes responsible for reproductive traits in the Primula flower.
Smartphone game
05 May 2016
This smartphone game may help fight dementia early!
Experts say that this newly-created game may help determine how dementia affects the brain and it might also bring some new approaches of detecting the disease at an early stage.
Study
06 Apr 2016
Study reveals ocean circulation on distant Earth-like planets
"The number of planets being discovered outside our solar system is rapidly increasing. Our research helps to answer whether or not these planets could sustain alien life," said David Stevens from Britain's University of East Anglia (UEA).
Animal extinction
21 Dec 2015
Decline in large animals could worsen climate change
The research team studied data from more than 2,000 tree species in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, and more than 800 animal species.
Big animals
19 Dec 2015
Big animals' extinction can hasten climate change
With the big animals gone forever, climate change could get worse, according to a new study.
Diabetes
06 Dec 2015
Surge in diabetes can hamper India's economic growth
The study published earlier this year in the journal PharmacoEconomics looked into the economic impact of Type-II diabetes worldwide.
Honesty
16 Nov 2015
Different countries, different definitions of `honesty`
Surprisingly, people were more pessimistic about the honesty of people in their own country than of people in other countries.
High job demands
09 Nov 2015
Why employees go to work when sick
In previous research presenteeism was associated with both negative and positive effects on employee productivity and welfare, with contradictory causes and consequences for individuals and organisations.
Online campaigns
21 Sep 2015
What makes online campaigns successful?
A recent study has suggested that online campaigns about humanitarian crises need to be more surprising in order to successfully engage the public.
teen pregnancy
21 Sep 2015
Pregnant teenagers at higher risk of more teen pregnancies
Teenagers who become pregnant are at a higher risk of further pregnancies in their teenage years, new research suggests.
UTI
21 Sep 2015
New device to improve urinary infections treatment
Urinary tract infections could be treated more quickly and efficiently using a DNA sequencing device the size of a USB stick, says a study.
Smoking
10 Sep 2015
Stress triggers smoking in new mothers
Mothers who quit smoking in pregnancy are more likely to start again after their baby is born if they feel stressed.
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