Friday, February 28, 2025
#BreastCancer Cases Rising in Young U.S. #Women
Breast cancer cases in U.S. women under 40 are climbing by nearly half a percent each year. Still, new research from Columbia University suggests the increase isn’t uniform across the country.
https://indianf.com/breast-cancer-rise-young-women-us/
Three Years of #War: #Ukraine ’s Battle for Survival and Hope
February 24, 2025, marked three years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Daily attacks persist. Millions struggle. UN workers remain a crucial lifeline.
https://indianf.com/ukraine-war-three-years-un-support/
Tuesday, February 25, 2025
Breaking the Myths: The Harsh Reality of #ChildMarriage
Every day, one in five young women is forced into marriage as a child, according to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA). Despite widespread condemnation, child marriage remains common worldwide. Even as laws banning it are enacted like in Colombia earlier this year, the practice persists.https://indianf.com/child-marriage-myths-reality/
Monday, February 24, 2025
India’s Unequal Battle Against Poverty
India’s poverty landscape reveals stark contrasts across states. Despite economic progress, millions still struggle with inadequate resources, poor infrastructure, and limited opportunities. The data paints a clear picture of regional disparities in wealth distribution.
https://indianf.com/economic-inequality-india/
One in five #children in #Ukraine lost a loved one
The war in Ukraine has taken a heavy toll on children. One in five reports losing a close relative or friend. UNICEF’s latest survey highlights the devastating reality children face daily.
https://indianf.com/ukraine-children-war-impact/
More #Women Than Ever in #Congress, But Representation Still Falls Short
Women now hold 28% of voting seats in the 119th U.S. Congress, maintaining their share from the previous session. This marks a 44% increase from a decade ago. At the start of the new session, 150 women were seated—one more than in the 118th Congress.
https://indianf.com/women-in-congress-representation-2025/
https://indianf.com/lifestyle-vs-genetics-health-impact/
A new study from Oxford Population Health reveals that lifestyle and environmental factors impact health more than genetics. Researchers analyzed data from nearly half a million UK Biobank participants. Their findings show that lifestyle choices and living conditions significantly influence aging and disease risk.
https://indianf.com/lifestyle-vs-genetics-health-impact/
Sunday, February 23, 2025
#AI’s Role in Fighting #Pandemics: New Study Highlights Key Advances
A groundbreaking study in Nature reveals how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing infectious disease research and outbreak response. Conducted by global experts, the research underscores AI’s role in pandemic preparedness, emphasizing safety, accountability, and ethics.
https://indianf.com/ai-advances-pandemic-research/
How #Americans View #ElonMusk and #MarkZuckerberg
Americans hold mixed opinions on Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. Musk remains a polarizing figure, while Zuckerberg faces broad disapproval across party lines. In fact, the relationship between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg has been closely observed by the public.
https://indianf.com/americans-view-musk-zuckerberg/
#America ‘s Top Concerns: $Inflation, #Healthcare Costs, and Political Divide
Americans remain deeply concerned about economic issues in America, particularly inflation, healthcare affordability, and the growing federal deficit. Despite improvements, most people still view the economy as weak, says a Pew Research Centre survey.
https://indianf.com/economic-challenges-political-divide-2025/
Friday, February 21, 2025
Struggles and Strengths of #Women Exercising in Gyms
A recent study published in PLOS One (January) explores the various obstacles women face while exercising in gyms. The research, led by Emma Cowley from the SHE Research Centre in Ireland and Jekaterina Schneider from the University of the West of England, sheds light on issues like body image, gym attire, the physical environment, and interactions with others.
https://indianf.com/barriers-women-exercise-gyms-body-image/
Transform Your Diabetes Balanced Meal Planning
Transform Your Diabetes Balanced Meal Planning
#Men Unconsciously Boost #Sperm Quality When Sensing Competition
Men often showcase wealth and strength to attract partners. Still, new research uncovers a subtler, unconscious strategy—enhancing sperm quality when sensing romantic competition. A study on 34 heterosexual couples examined how men’s perception of sexual rivalry influenced their sperm concentration. Findings suggest that when men believe their partner interacts often with other men, they unknowingly increase sperm concentration per ejaculation.
https://indianf.com/male-fertility-competition-response/
CDC Warns Bird Flu Threatens Humans
CDC Warns Bird Flu Threatens Humans
#Climate Crisis: How Warmer World Reshapes Where We Live
Even if we meet the Paris Agreement’s target, the planet will still be 2°C hotter than preindustrial times by the century’s end. Fewer regions will remain livable. Global temperatures have already climbed by 1.5°C. Scientists warn that another 0.5°C could make vast areas uninhabitable. Land the size of the U.S. could become too hot for humans due to the changing climate.
https://indianf.com/heat-crisis-global-warming-impact/
Thursday, February 20, 2025
#LungCancer Rates Rise Among #Non-Smokers, Linked to AirPollution
While smoking rates are on the decline worldwide, lung cancer continues to cause nearly 2 million deaths annually. A new international study highlights a disturbing trend: the rise of lung cancer cases in people who have never smoked. The researchers suggest that increasing levels of air pollution could be a significant factor in this uptick. East Asia, in particular, experiences severe pollution.
https://indianf.com/lung-cancer-rising-among-non-smokers-pollution/
#Animals as #Architects: How #Species Shape Earth’s Landscapes
Animals are not just inhabitants of the natural world—they are its architects., says a groundbreaking study from Queen Mary University of London. The study reveals the significant role animals play in shaping Earth’s landscapes. Published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the study uncovers the impact of hundreds of species. These range from termites to beavers. They reshape ecosystems and contribute to processes that support life on Earth.
https://indianf.com/animals-shape-earth-landscapes-study/
Wednesday, February 19, 2025
Revolutionary Video Game Tool Could Help Diagnose Autism in Children
Doctors may soon have a powerful tool to diagnose autism in children. A new movement-tracking video game has proven to distinguish autistic children from their non-autistic peers with an impressive 80% success rate.
https://indianf.com/revolutionary-video-game-tool-could-help-diagnose-autism-in-children/
Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Monday, February 17, 2025
Staying #Social May Delay #Dementia by Five Years
Maintaining an active social life may help delay dementia and reduce its risk. A new study found that regular social interactions could push back dementia onset by up to five years
https://indianf.com/socializing-delays-dementia/
Sunday, February 16, 2025
#Financial Hardship Forces #Ukrainians to Return #Home Amid #Conflict
A new report from the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) reveals a troubling trend. Rising financial hardship is forcing displaced Ukrainians to return home. They are going even to front-line regions where the risk of violence remains high.
https://indianf.com/displaced-ukrainians-return-home-conflict/
Many Ukrainians refugees are struggling with mounting debt, rising living costs, and insufficient aid. Some feel they have no choice but to return despite the devastation and insecurity.
#Americans Divided on Expanding #Presidential Power
Many Americans oppose giving presidents more power. A Pew Research Center survey finds strong concerns about expanding executive authority, both under Trump and in general. The debate on presidential power continues to be a significant issue in American politics.
https://indianf.com/public-opinion-presidential-power-expansion/
#Dating Still Live, Not Outdated
Many claim that dating is fractured due to technology, pandemic isolation, and unrealistic expectations. But, recent research challenges this notion. Studies led by Brian Ogolsky, a professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, reveal that young adults’ views on romance have remained largely unchanged over the past decade.
https://indianf.com/modern-dating-myths-realities-relationship-trends/
Friday, February 14, 2025
#Mummies Smell Woody,’ ‘Spicy,’ And ‘Sweet’
A groundbreaking study by researchers from UCL and the University of Ljubljana has unveiled surprising details about ancient Egyptian mummification. The research, published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, offers the first systematic analysis of mummy scents. It uses advanced techniques.
https://indianf.com/ancient-egyptian-mummies-scents-revealed/
#Thangassery Lighthouse: A Beacon of History and Scenic Beauty
Perched on the golden shores of the Arabian Sea in Kerala’s Kollam district, the Thangassery Lighthouse remains a cherished attraction. It draws both history buffs and beach lovers. This coastal village was once known as ‘Dutch Quilon’ under British rule. Locals often call it the ‘gold village’ because of its rich past and cultural significance.
https://indianf.com/thangassery-lighthouse-a-beacon-of-history-and-scenic-beauty/
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Big Case Against #RanveerAllahbadia !
If vulgarity is truly the issue, why have countless instances of inappropriate humour been brushed aside in the past?
https://indianf.com/big-case-against-ranveer-allahbadia/
And if this truly isn’t about vulgarity, what makes Allahbadia’s case unique?
Monday, February 10, 2025
#Dining on the Edge: The World’s Most Remote #Restaurants
For food lovers seeking extraordinary experiences, dining at the world’s most remote restaurants offers both adventure and exceptional cuisine. From volcanic grills to underwater feasts, these destinations combine breathtaking landscapes with unforgettable flavors. Here are some of the most secluded dining spots where the journey is as remarkable as the meal.
https://indianf.com/dining-on-the-edge-remote-restaurants/
#Space Technology: A Game Changer for #Agriculture and #Food Security
Thousands of new satellites orbiting Earth offer groundbreaking tools to strengthen agrifood systems. A recent report by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) highlights how space technology transforms farming. It also covers forestry and land management. It provides policymakers and experts with insights into how satellite data improves agricultural efficiency and climate resilience.
https://indianf.com/space-technology-agriculture-food-security/
Friday, February 7, 2025
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Developing #Economies Face Tougher Challenges Amid Slowing Growth
At the dawn of the 21st century, world leaders aimed to eradicate poverty and hunger. They pledged to make development accessible to all. By 2015, their ambition grew stronger, setting a bold deadline: eliminate poverty and hunger by 2030.
https://indianf.com/developing-economies-slowing-growth-challenges/
How does #lifestyle fuel an epidemic of #mental #condom health illnesses?
The relationship between ‘life-style characteristics’ and physical and mental health is typically linked. Psychological well-being is also typically linked to these characteristics. This lifestyle connection is gaining more attention nowadays.
https://indianf.com/how-does-lifestyle-fuel-an-epidemic-of-mental-health-illnesses/
Deadly #Heatwaves Could Threaten Billions as Global #Warming Hits 2°C
As Earth’s global temperature approaches a critical threshold, scientists have raised alarms about the deadly heatwaves that could affect vast areas of the planet. If global warming reaches two degrees Celsius, dangerous heat levels will spread. They will threaten the survival of millions. This threat is significant even among younger populations.
https://indianf.com/deadly-heatwaves-global-warming-2c/
Wednesday, February 5, 2025
As Countries Grow #Wealthier, #Men Grow Taller At Twice the Rate Of Women
As countries grow wealthier and healthier, a recent international study observes that men’s height and weight increase. This occurs at a rate twice that of women. The findings come from an analysis of 135,645 people across 62 countries. They give an insight into how social, economic, and ecological factors influence physical traits. Men show more pronounced changes.
https://indianf.com/rich-health-countries-men-taller-heavier/
Coal Power Plants Choking India’s Crops
In India, coal-fired power plants are silently undermining agriculture. A new study shows that emissions from these plants cut wheat and rice yields by over 10% annually. These grains are crucial for the nation’s food security.https://indianf.com/coal-power-plants-india-crops-study-reveals-yield-losses/
Maha Kumbh – How spirituality coexist with worldly distinctions?
According to Hindu tradition, a dip in the holy confluence of the Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati during Maha Kumbh is believed to absolve sins. It is thought to pave the path to salvation. The origins of the Kumbh come from the Puranic tale of the Samudra Manthan. In this tale, drops of divine nectar (amrita) spilled at four locations: Prayagraj, Haridwar, Nashik, and Ujjain. These sites became sanctified forever.
https://indianf.com/maha-kumbh-how-spirituality-coexist-with-worldly-distinctions/
Monday, February 3, 2025
#Maharashtra to Launch India’s First #AI University
Maharashtra is set to launch India’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) university, marking a major step in technological advancement. The state’s Information Technology (IT) Department has partnered with the Higher and Technical Education Department in this respect. They have already formed a task force to oversee the project.
https://indianf.com/maharashtra-ai-university-innovation/
40% of #cancers can be prevented by #lifestyle changes
The incidence of cancer worldwide is increasing owing to ageing populations, lifestyle changes and environmental factors. Yet, 40% of cancers can be prevented with lifestyle modifications. Avoiding risk factors and vaccination also contribute to prevention. Early detection can cure 50% of the cases.
https://indianf.com/40-of-cancer-s-can-be-prevented-by-lifestyle-changes/
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