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Gene Mutation Causes Variations for East Asians

Gene Mutation Causes Variations for East Asians

An insight by the researchers to understand the manner in which the East Asians must have evolved has opened up a new avenue for gene study.


Asia's Endangered Tigers are Increasing in Numbers, reveal Camera Trap Images

Asia's Endangered Tigers are Increasing in Numbers, reveal Camera Trap Images

Wildlife Conservation Society has recently revealed about a few encouraging signs for Asia's endangered tigers with the help of the camera trap images that they said are revealing increase in tiger nu


Himalayan Glaciers Melting Rapidly

Himalayan Glaciers Melting Rapidly

A report titled ‘Himalayan Glaciers: Climate Change, Water Resources, and Water Security’ has highlighted as to how in the coming years the climate change will cause tension in political front.


Biodiversity at Risk

Biodiversity at Risk

It is a matter of concern that biodiversity is on decline in number of forests. Though the forests are at high security, then also many of the guarded species are found to be on decline.


Deadly Virus Haunts South East Asia, Cambodia Worst-Affected

Deadly Virus Haunts South East Asia, Cambodia Worst-Affected

It seems to be tough time ahead of many countries across South East Asia as there are reports of spread of hand, foot and mouth disease, caused by the Enterovirus 71 (EV-71).


WHO’s Step Forward to Age-Friendly Society

WHO’s Step Forward to Age-Friendly Society

It has been unveiled through a recent report that ageing and health has become a matter of concern in the south-east Asia Region.


Ban on Stem Cell Patents Not to Disrupt Research

Ban on Stem Cell Patents Not to Disrupt Research

A court ruling by Luxembourg's European Court of Justice has left the future of stem cell in a lurch.


Vaccine to Control Malaria

Vaccine to Control Malaria

Things look bright for those suffering from malaria after ongoing experiments showed significant success in trials of a new malaria vaccine.


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World’s Smallest Droplet Created by Physicists in Lab of Switzerland

As per a new release, Physicists in Switzerland claim to have created the smallest of drops of liquid. The scientists believe that the droplets would be able to lead to the further understanding of collective behavior. The short-lived droplet is equivalent to 100,000th the size of a hydrogen atom and about the size of three to five protons....

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