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Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop 3-D Batteries with Tiny Footprints

Researchers in the U.S. developed a 3-D lithium ion battery with a tiny footprint. As electronic devices are becoming tinier and s...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Lockdown and Tech Overburden - Stay Away From Screen

Spending too much time on screen affects the brain and results in slower processing speed, shorter attention span, and memory deterioration. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

COVID-19 is as Deadly as Spanish Flu, Study Suggests

The 1918 Spanish flu infected more than 500 million individuals around the world, around one-third of the world's population. For ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

CBD Increases Blood Flow to Brain Regions Linked to Memory

The research was conducted to examine how cannabidiol influences cerebral blood flow in different brain regions linked to memory. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Individuals with Lack of Interest Are At Higher Risk for Dementia, Study Suggests

According to a new study piloted by the researchers of Alzheimer's Research UK have reported that individuals who lack interest in everything surrounding them are at higher risk of developing d...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Excessive Abdominal Fat to Act As Early Indicator of Atherosclerosis in Mexican Americans, Study Suggests

A new study have revealed that excessive belly fat results in atherosclerosis, which is an early indication of heart disease among Mexican Americans, and this is limited to individuals who were...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Blood Type O Can Lower Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Infection, Study Suggests

The blood type O has lower risk of COVID-19 according to a study published by Phillips University, Marburg. The SARS-CoV-2 infecti...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Scientists Developed Novel AeroNabs to Halt the Spread of SARS-Cov-2

Researchers of UC San Francisco have developed a novel approach to cease the spread of SARS-CoV-2, responsible for pandemic COVID-19. The scientists developed this approach by engineering a syn...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

COVID-19 results in Significant Dilation of the Capillaries in the Lung, Study Suggests

According to a new pilot study by the researchers of Icahn School of Medicine reported that COVID-19 is causing dilation of the blood vessels in the lung, especially the capillaries. Further, t...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Women with History of High Blood Pressure Might Experience Menopausal Symptoms during Pregnancy, Study Suggests

According to a new study by the researchers of Mayo Clinic suggests that women during pregnancy with a history of high blood pressure disorders have high chances to undergo inconvenient menopau...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Audi Launches New Performance SUV, RS Q8

Audi is expected to launch several new models, such as new Q3, Q7 facelift, Q5 facelift, new A3 sedan, and A4 facelift...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Vitamin A Boosts Stimulates Fat Burning and Heat Generation in Cold Ambient Temperatures, Study Suggests

According to a new study led by the researchers of Medical University of Vienna suggested that cold temperatures fuels levels of vitamin A in humans and mice, which further aids in converting w...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

COVID-19 Hospitalization Risk Is High Among African Americans with Type 2 Diabetes and Kidney Disease, Study Suggests

A new study led by the researchers of University of Michigan have suggested that African American ( black patients) with underlying health conditions including type 2 diabetes and kidney diseas...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Air Pollution Associated With Higher Risk of Asthma in Children

Children who are exposed to higher levels of PM 2.5 (fine particles in air) are at a higher risk pf developing asthma or persistent wheezing compared to kids who are not exposed....

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Mental Accounting is Affecting Sustainable Behavior, Study Suggests

The concept of mental accounting describes the mental processes employed by an individual in order to organize the resources used by them. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Degradation System of Bacterial Cellulose could Boost Biofuels Production

Researchers demonstrated how a particular type of bacteria breaks cellulose down which would help in reducing cost and impact on environment due to usage of biomass including biofue...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop Novel Therapeutic Approach against Leukemia

A new study by the researchers of Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry have reported to develop an approach, where researchers made leukemic stem cells (cell that causes leukemia) weak especial...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop Cheaper and More Efficient Solar Technology

Researchers at the Australian National University (ANU) develop cheaper and more efficient solar technology. ANU engineers collabo...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

High Fat Keto Diet Might Completely Prevent or Reverse Heart Failure, Study Suggests

A new research study led by the researchers of Saint Louis University have reported to find that ‘keto’ diet or high fat diets exhibit potential to completely prevent, or reverse he...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Biometric Technology to be Utilized to Promote Safer Travel

Biometric technology to be used to promote safer and customer friendly travel. The World Travel & Tourism Council is entering ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Gut Bacteria Help Immune System to Fight Cancerous Tumors

Over the years, the researchers have investigated the effectiveness of cancer immunotherapy, and one particular factor they have found is the gut bacteria. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Excessive Intake of Fructose Might Result in Leaky Gut, Leading to Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, Study Suggests

According to previous experiments, it was evident that consumption of fructose in higher amount can lead to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Fructose is a sweetener which is abundant ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

New Sensor System Helps Drones Avoid Power Lines

The newly developed sensing system is said to be highly accurate in determining the precise location of those thin suspended power lines. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

New Coronavirus Vaccine Effective in Macaques

There is an urgent need to provide more treatment options for the treatment of COVID-19 patients. Novavax, an American vaccine dev...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Aspirin May Increase Risk of Cancer in Older Adults

In general, aspirin use was linked with a 22% reduction for pancreatic cancer, 27% in colorectal cancer, and 36% in stomach cancer. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

AI Generates Accurate and Faster MRI Scans than Traditional MRI

The results can significantly expand access to MRI, improve the patient's experience, and potentially enable new use cases for MRI. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Ducati India to Launch Panigale V2 on August 26

The BS-VI Panigale V2 features a stunning design and a more comprehensive electronics package, both based on the Panigale V4. Duca...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Dry Heat Can Effectively Sanitize N95 Masks

The virus may spread through small drops (aerosols) ejected from an infected person's mouth and nose. Si...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

New Research Shows How to Control Dreams

Self-awareness of dreaming and the ability to control dreams are two central features of the lucid dreaming experience. The resear...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

New Method Converts Bricks into Energy Storage Units

The research has shown that a smart brick can charge up to three volts in ten seconds and light up a green LED for around ten minutes. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Simple Questionnaire Measures on Behavioral and Psychosocial Factors to Identify Risk of Heart Disease, Study Suggests

According to a new study led by the researchers of University College London have suggested that social situation of an individual plays a key role, in order to assess their risk of heart attac...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

More Bacteria-fighting Immune Cells in the Nose and Throat Augments Infection Risk from Respiratory Viruses, Study Suggests

According to a new study initiated by the researchers of Imperial College London have suggested that individuals with high number of bacteria-fighting immune cells in the airways such as nose a...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Change in Climate Responsible for Increasing Sea Temperature Levels

Extraordinary rise in sea temperature has been recorded due to global warming as per a report published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Operational Oceanography. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Newly Discovered Receptor Helps to Burn Extra Energy

According to the author, Denis Blondin, human brown fat can be activated by stimulating the B2-AR receptor (beta2-adrenergic receptor). ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Google Pledge to Run On Carbon-free Energy by 2030

Google has decided to meet the demands made by 2000 employees to go carbon-free and overcome the difficulties in operation. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Companies Test Drugs to Prevent, Treat COVID-19

The drugs may eventually be considered for widespread use if they are proven to be safe and effective. As the novel coronavirus co...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Study Explains How Emotions and Reasoning Are Balanced in the Brain

A balance between emotions and reasoning, a feature that the region “area 32” of anterior cingulate cortex of brain accomplishes, is required to navigate through life. ...

Nov, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Link Irregular and Long Menstrual Cycles with Premature Death

According to a new study, led by the U.S.-based researchers have reported that individuals with irregular and long menstrual cycles are at higher risk for early death, before the age of 70. Mor...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Identify Key Enzymes behind Body Odor

According to the researchers, this key enzyme responsible for body odor opens up new possibilities for long-lasting antiperspirants and deodorants. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Research Shows How Long COVID-19 Antibodies Lasts

The research has shown that neutralizing antibodies decrease four times in 30 to 90 days from the onset of symptoms. The novel co...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

KTM 250 ADV Spied in Near-Production Form

The expected price of the 250 Adventure ranges between US$ 3085.36 and US$ 3219.51 (Rs 2.3 and 2.4 lakh). In early August 2020, KT...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Brain Activity in Children Predicts ASD Symptoms

The researchers used EEG (electroencephalogram) to evaluate the electrical brain activity. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neu...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Found New Way to Deliver Drugs through Skin

The new technique is six-fold efficient than the treatment involving the group of mice that did not receive the temporal pressure treatment....

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

FDA Approves Opioid Agonist for Intravenous Use in Hospitals

The most common side effects of Olinvyk (an opioid agonist) are constipation, headache, dizziness, vomiting, and nausea. On August...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

SMARCB1 Gene Inactivation to Develop Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumors (ATRT) in Children, Study Suggests

According to a new research study initiated by the international team of researchers from University of California San Diego School of Medicine and the San Diego Branch of the Ludwig Institute ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

New Blood-clotting Agent Help Slow Internal Bleeding

According to the researchers, the new blood-clotting agent can help reduce internal bleeding by 97% and bleeding time by 99%. An i...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Airbus Concludes Fully Autonomous Flight Tests

Airbus completed its autonomous taxi, take-off and landing of an aircraft through fully automatic flight tests using onboard image recognition tech. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Scientists May Revise COVID-19 Incubation Period to 7.7 Days

Analysis of data of over 1000 people who tested positive for COVID-19 in Wuhan, China has led researchers to conclude the incubation period of the virus could extend beyond a week....

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

PTSD May Double the Risk of Dementia

According to new research, PTSD does increase the risk of dementia, however, dementia also increases the risk of delayed-onset PTSD. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Patients with Severe COVID-19 Show Large Antibody Response

The research shows that the high responders exhibit both a large antibody and memory B cell response to SARS-CoV-2. The world has ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

New Tick-Borne Virus Spreads across East China

The precautions to avoid infection should be strictly followed, especially in the summer season, as ticks actively breed during the summer season. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

New Cancer Diagnoses in U.S. Halved due to COVID-19

The researchers examined six common types of cancer, such as esophageal, pancreatic, lung, gastric, colorectal, and breast, between January 2018 and April 2020. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Study Investigates Long-Term Impact of Napping On Heart Health

An editorial from the American Heart Association has discussed the long-term effects of napping on the cardiovascular health. Ther...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Research Has Revealed Effects of COVID-19 on Mental Health

According to recent research, there has been an increase in the number of mental health problems among the population of the United Kingdom. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

MV Agusta Reveals Dragster 800 RR and Brutale 800 RR

MV Agusta is looking for a new partner in India, as the company had ended its relationship with MotoRoyale Kinetic in early 2020. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Vitamin D Levels May Predict Future Health Risks

Vitamin D deficiency is associated with age-related diseases such as osteoporosis, cancer, and cardiovascular disease. Vitamin D d...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Audi Plans to Bring New Products and Technologies to India

Audi is gearing up to launch the new technologies and products across categories in the Indian car market in the coming future. Af...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Asthma Medications Improve Performance of Non-Asthmatic People

According to the researchers, the use of -2-agonists should be controlled and limited to athletes with documented asthma. Accordin...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Postmenopausal Women are at Higher Risk for Developing Chronic NAFLD, Study Suggests

According to a recent review article, researcher from the Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), proposes that women after menopause are at higher possibility to develop nonalcoholic...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Pet Animals May Catch COVID-19 from Owners

A pet cat in the United Kingdom has been tested positive after contracting the novel coronavirus from its owners. The novel corona...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Vegetable-rich Diet, Exercise, and Quitting Smoking to Diminish the Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease, Study Suggests

According to a new collaborative study piloted by the researchers of Karolinska Institutet in Sweden and Griffith University in Australia reports that adopting healthy and active lifestyle choi...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Use of HCQ in COVID-19 Outpatient is Safe, Study Suggests

During this research, the researchers evaluated the safety of hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19 outpatients, where hydroxychloroquine was used. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Babies with High Exposure to Cadmium in Their Umbilical Cord Blood are at Higher Risk to Develop Childhood Asthma and Allergies

According to a new research study, researchers have reported that babies exposed to high level of cadmium in womb are at higher risk to develop asthma and allergies in childhood. It is evident ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Acts of Kindness to Enhance Health and Well-being, Study Suggests

According to a new research study, researchers have suggested that good act and helping others can be beneficial for health and well-being in individuals. Researchers also reported that not all...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Cipla to Launch COVID-19 Drug in August 2020

Favipiravir will be sold under the brand name Ciplenza for limited emergency use for the treatment of COVID-19 patients. The novel...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Cannabidiol May Help Individuals Quit Cannabis

The researchers found an increased daily dose of CBD, much higher than the concentrations found in cannabidiol products that are available without a prescription. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Lithium in Drinking Water Linked to Low Rates of Suicide

Suicide is one of the major causes of death among individuals aged 15 to 24 years, with more than 800,000 deaths across the world each year. ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Hero MotoCorp invests US$ 840 Million in Ather Energy

Ather plans to open a new manufacturing plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu (India) to meet the expected demand in the coming future. Hero ...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Produce Molecules between Two Microscopically Small, Movable Gold Tips

Researchers produce molecules between two microscopically small, movable gold tips. This study was conducted by researchers at the...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop Portable Blood Ammonia Detector

The device offer an easier and faster way to detect blood ammonia levels that may reach dangerous levels in individuals with genetic conditions. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Sugar Levels Significantly High In Commercial Infant Food, Research Suggests

Commercial infant food products are increasing, however the sugar levels in these products is also very high according to a research published in the Archives of Disease in Childhoo...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Sound of Certain Words Can Increase Stress Levels, Research Suggests

In the current COVID-19 crisis, hearing the word ‘virus’ can increase stress levels. However, new research suggests that even the sound of the word can have a substantia...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Children May Experience Uncertainty in Decision Making

The experiment was conducted with both a touch screen device and an eye-tracking device to calculate their response speed. Childre...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Yoga to Improve Symptoms of Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Study Suggests

According to a new research study by the researchers of NYU Grossman School of Medicine found that Yoga reduces the level of generalized anxiety disorder noticeably in comparison to standard ed...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Ford Plans to Launch Figo Petrol Automatic

The automatic Figo is also expected to be equipped with paddle shifters, which may help drivers to extract max power from the hatchback. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Excessive Fructose Consumption during Pregnancy Adversely Impacts Metabolism of Offspring, Study Suggests

According to a research study by the researchers of the University of Otago, Wellington have suggested that high level of fructose consumption during pregnancy can result in substantial changes...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Aerobic Exercise May Help Improve Memory

Aerobic exercise can increase working memory and can control the side effects of caffeine such as mood swings, fatigue, and headache. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

The Japanese HTV-9 Spacecraft Delivers Final Payload to the ISS

The Japanese cargo spacecraft arrived at the ISS (International Space Station) on 25th May 2020 to drop off the last section of payloads before retiring its fleet....

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Social Interaction Plays Major Role in Mortality and Morbidity

Self-isolation can increase the likelihood of people having more severe symptoms and becoming contagious. A new study by the resea...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Skoda Launches 2020 Superb Facelift in India

The company has decided to offer a petrol-only model of the 2020 Superb. The vehicle will not be available in a diesel variant. Sk...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Dairy Products Linked to Lower Risk of Diabetes

According to previous studies, dairy-rich diets are associated with a lower risk of metabolic syndrome, high blood pressure, and ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Up to 60% of students in U.S. smoke cigarettes

The research published on medXriv shows that smoking is associated with an increased prevalence of COVID-19....

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Hyundai launches 2020 Verna Facelift in India

The 2020 Verna facelift was scheduled to be launch in March 2020, however, the company had to postpone its plans due to the current COVID-19 pandemic....

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Government to Ban 27 Insecticides and Pesticides in India

According to the industry sources, the government’s move of banning some pesticides supports the idea of ‘Make in India...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

NASA Announces US$ 3 MN Funding For the LASVEGAS Instrument

The space agency has announced a reward of US$ 3 million to Southwest Research Institute for developing the LASVEGAS spectrometer for lunar missions. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

NASA and SpaceX Called Off Demo-2 Launch

Now, the launch of Demo-2 has been rescheduled on May 30 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 3:22 p.m. EDT. The National A...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Mercedes-Benz Confirms the Launch of GLS

Mercedes-Benz India is also planning to launch the next-gen S-class, which is expected to be launched in the second half of 2021 in India....

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Kia to expand India operation by investing US$ 54 million

Kia India has also donated around US$ 20 million to the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister's Relief Fund to fight against the novel coronavirus. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Developed Feasible Sodium Batteries

The newly developed sodium-ion battery can store the same energy as some commercial lithium-ion batteries. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Created Bulletproof Coatings

The team aims to produce tough and lightweight body armor that can be used to protect against poison gas, microbes, projectile impacts, and more. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Scientists Warned About New Pandemic

According to Dr. Gregor, mass-produced chickens for food are often kept in tight spaces and can be one of the ideal sources for viral diseases such as bird flu. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Solve Age-old Anesthesia Mystery

The team thinks that there is no doubt that this new pathway can be used for other brain functions beyond consciousness to solve the mysteries of the brain. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

SpaceX launches 60 High-speed Internet satellites

SpaceX has launched around 482 satellites to enhance the constellation that might offer high-speed broadband internet access one day. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Smart Robots Help Construction Crews On-Site

The new interface helps the robot detect obstacles on the construction site to avoid hazards such as an open lift shaft. The deman...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

WHO Resumes Trials of Hydroxychloroquine

The World Health Organization (WHO) has resumed hydroxychloroquine trials for COVID-19, after reviewing safety concerns. From the ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Toyota Unveils 2021 Hilux Facelift on June 4

Toyota has added a range-topping model to the company’s Hilux line-up with several styling upgrades in global markets. On Ju...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Synthesized Borophene on Copper Substrates

Copper substrates were used by researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory and Yale University to synthesize borophene. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Research Suggests Replacing Screen Time with Other Activities to Improve Mood

The researchers suggest indulging in housework or switching off the TV and going to bed to bring about improvement in the mood and BMI. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Found New Method to Produce Graphene

The new layer of graphene is made of a polymer named parylene so that it can flex and bend and maintain its electrical conductivity. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Found New Coronavirus Mutation

The high rate of spread and lack of immunity, which means the virus will live for about a year or more until the first vaccine or treatment is available. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Poor Oral Health May Increase Gut Inflammation

Poor oral hygiene may lead to inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), which affects around 3 million adults in the United States alone. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Nano Bio-hybrids May Offer Effective Cancer Treatment

Nowadays, various types of nano bio-hybrids are being used in several targeted tumor therapies. Cancer is the second major cause o...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Smoking is inversely associated with COVID-19

According to the team, recent studies have shown that many COVID-19 patients (who smoke) are hospitalized across the world. Smokin...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Russia Rolls Out First Approved Drug for COVID-19

Until now, there were no approved vaccines that could treat individuals suffering from the novel coronavirus. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Solar-To-Hydrogen Cell Achieves 17.6% Efficiency

Some countries such as Korea and Japan are investing heavily in the idea of a hydrogen energy to power everything from homes to vehicles, and industry. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Scientists Discover How Sulfate Help Plants Cope with Water Scarcity

Scientists from Heidelberg University led an international research team who came up with this discovery. Mineral sulfate is absor...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Intermot 2020 Canceled due to COVID-19

The Intermot Motor Show will return in 2022, and organizers aim to promote an on-site experience with greater digital access. The 2020 edition of the Intermot motorcycle trade show has bee...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Agrochem Industry Opposes Pesticide Ban

Pradip Dave, President, PMFAI announced that the ban will reduce India's export capacity by around 50% and also hand over a market of around Rs 12,000 crore to China....

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Developed Novel Humanoid Hand

According to the researchers, once fully developed, it can be used in surgical procedures, medical care, and fruit-picking operations. ...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop New Reusable Adhesive that Works Underwater

Researchers developed a reusable adhesive that activates in seconds underwater. The new adhesive was developed by researchers at U...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Exercise Can Benefit the Heart, Even In Areas with High Air Pollution Levels

Extensive research has established that regular physical activity can lower the blood pressure. However, a new research suggests that this is still the case in areas with high air p...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Hyundai Plans to Unveil Next-generation Tucson

Hyundai is expected to offer a sportier Tucson N-line that will be equipped with a 2.5-liter turbocharged T-GDi petrol engine. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop Complex Molecule that Spontaneously Folds Like Protein

Researchers develop complex molecule that spontaneously folds like a protein. This study was conducted by a team of researchers fr...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

People with Blood Type O are Protected against COVID-19, Studies

The spread of the virus might be dependent on the ABO compatibility between the spreader and recipient they encounter. According to previous studies, blood type might play a significant ro...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Pharmacologist Found New Way to Treat COVID-19

The goal is to reduce the anti-inflammatory respiratory processes that are major factors in the novel coronavirus. The novel ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Renault, Nissan, and Mitsubishi Enters into Alliance

According to Jean-Dominique Senard, alliance chairman, the alliance will cut the developing costs of the new vehicles by around 40%. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Space Perspective Plans to Start Space Tourism

According to the company, the flights will be regulated by the Office of Commercial Space transportation, the branch of the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)....

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Study Provides an Overview of PPE and N95 Mask

An Israeli company, Sonovia has developed a reusable anti-viral mask to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Obese Adults at Higher Risk of H1N1 Influenza, Study Suggests

A recent study suggests that obese adults are more vulnerable to contracting the swine flu virus, or the influenza A/H1N1pdm. A similar link was also investigated for the seasonal f...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Gut Microbiota Provides Clues for Diabetes Treatment

The researchers found a link between lower levels of butyrate-produced gut bacteria and increasing signs of diabetes. According to...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Ford Reveals 2021 Bronco Sport SUV

The Bronco Sport shares its footings with the Ford Kuga or Escape SUV, currently on sale in the global market. Ford, the U.S. base...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Fatty Acid May Kill Cancer Cells, Study Suggests

According to the researchers, this finding has several implications, including a step towards possible cancer treatment. The resea...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Toyota Introduces New Finance Schemes for July 2020

In June 2020, Toyota launched many finance schemes that were applicable to the company’s entire India line-up, except for the Vellfire. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Develop Highly Efficient Solar Flow Battery

The researchers have found a promising way to generate, store, and redevelop renewable energy from the sun into the device. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

COVID-19 Could Cause 1.8 Million Deaths despite Strict Measures

Study states that suppression strategies will need to be maintained in some way until vaccines are developed to avoid any further spread of COVID-19. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Whey Protein May Help Increase Blood Sugar Level

According to the researchers, the research could help those individuals who are trying to improve their blood sugar control. Accor...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Fermented Vegetables-Rich Diet Help Reduce COVID-19 Mortality

The researchers say that if their belief is confirmed in the future, the novel coronavirus will be the first biological mechanism associated with the loss of nature....

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Volvo Teams with Waymo to Build Autonomous EVs

The all-new self-driving tech promises several impressive capabilities and a more widespread understanding of the car’s surroundings. Electric vehicles have existed for a while, howe...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Scientists Created Bowl-shaped Electrode With Hot Edges

This electrode is capable of efficiently converting carbon dioxide gas into carbon-based fuels and chemicals, which will help in combating climate change. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Found New Form of Dementia

Many researchers across the world have looked at the novel hypotheses to better understand the origins of Alzheimer’s. ...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Common Food Additives Inhibit Gut Bacteria, Causing Inflammation

Titanium dioxide is an ingredient used to whiten many food products such as cake decorations, chocolates, coffee creamers, chewing gum, pastries, and candies....

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Audi Unveiled India-Bound Q5 Facelift

The Q5 facelift will go on sale in the global market by the end of 2020 and the India-spec variant will be introduced by 2021. Audi, a German automobile manufacturer has unveiled the updat...

Aug, 2020 - By WMR

Researchers Found Way to Reverse Signs of Aging

Experiments with human cell cultures suggest that related signaling pathways may also be present in humans. Reverse aging tec...

Oct, 2020 - By WMR

Asthma Medications Improve Performa

According to the researchers, the use of -2-agonists should be controlled and lim...

Sep, 2020 - By WMR

Up to 60% of students in U.S. smoke

The research published on medXriv...

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Nov, 2020

Researchers Develop 3-D Batteries with Tiny Footprints

Researchers in the U.S. developed a 3-D lithium ion battery with a tiny footprint. As electronic devices are becoming tinier and s... Read More

Nov, 2020

Lockdown and Tech Overburden - Stay Away From Screen

Spending too much time on screen affects the brain and results in slower processing speed, shorter attention span, and memory deterioration. ... Read More

Nov, 2020

COVID-19 is as Deadly as Spanish Flu, Study Suggests

The 1918 Spanish flu infected more than 500 million individuals around the world, around one-third of the world's population. For ... Read More

Nov, 2020

CBD Increases Blood Flow to Brain Regions Linked to Memory

The research was conducted to examine how cannabidiol influences cerebral blood flow in different brain regions linked to memory. ... Read More

Nov, 2020

Individuals with Lack of Interest Are At Higher Risk for Dementia, Study Suggests

According to a new study piloted by the researchers of Alzheimer's Research UK have reported that individuals who lack interest in everything surrounding them are at higher risk of developing d... Read More

Nov, 2020

Excessive Abdominal Fat to Act As Early Indicator of Atherosclerosis in Mexican Americans, Study Suggests

A new study have revealed that excessive belly fat results in atherosclerosis, which is an early indication of heart disease among Mexican Americans, and this is limited to individuals who were... Read More

Nov, 2020

Blood Type O Can Lower Risk of SARS-CoV-2 Infection, Study Suggests

The blood type O has lower risk of COVID-19 according to a study published by Phillips University, Marburg. The SARS-CoV-2 infecti... Read More

Nov, 2020

Scientists Developed Novel AeroNabs to Halt the Spread of SARS-Cov-2

Researchers of UC San Francisco have developed a novel approach to cease the spread of SARS-CoV-2, responsible for pandemic COVID-19. The scientists developed this approach by engineering a syn... Read More

Nov, 2020

COVID-19 results in Significant Dilation of the Capillaries in the Lung, Study Suggests

According to a new pilot study by the researchers of Icahn School of Medicine reported that COVID-19 is causing dilation of the blood vessels in the lung, especially the capillaries. Further, t... Read More

Nov, 2020

Women with History of High Blood Pressure Might Experience Menopausal Symptoms during Pregnancy, Study Suggests

According to a new study by the researchers of Mayo Clinic suggests that women during pregnancy with a history of high blood pressure disorders have high chances to undergo inconvenient menopau... Read More

Nov, 2020

Audi Launches New Performance SUV, RS Q8

Audi is expected to launch several new models, such as new Q3, Q7 facelift, Q5 facelift, new A3 sedan, and A4 facelift... Read More

Nov, 2020

Vitamin A Boosts Stimulates Fat Burning and Heat Generation in Cold Ambient Temperatures, Study Suggests

According to a new study led by the researchers of Medical University of Vienna suggested that cold temperatures fuels levels of vitamin A in humans and mice, which further aids in converting w... Read More

Nov, 2020

COVID-19 Hospitalization Risk Is High Among African Americans with Type 2 Diabetes and Kidney Disease, Study Suggests

A new study led by the researchers of University of Michigan have suggested that African American ( black patients) with underlying health conditions including type 2 diabetes and kidney diseas... Read More

Nov, 2020

Air Pollution Associated With Higher Risk of Asthma in Children

Children who are exposed to higher levels of PM 2.5 (fine particles in air) are at a higher risk pf developing asthma or persistent wheezing compared to kids who are not exposed.... Read More

Nov, 2020

Mental Accounting is Affecting Sustainable Behavior, Study Suggests

The concept of mental accounting describes the mental processes employed by an individual in order to organize the resources used by them. ... Read More