Every year on 28 July, World Hepatitis Day (WHD) is observed to raise awareness about viral hepatitis, its impact on the world and influence real change in people. In 2020 the theme is ‘Find the Missing Millions’. Today, there are nearly 300 million living with viral hepatitis. Their lives are in danger because they are […]
In recent years, genetic engineering has had various advancements. Due to this, genetic engineers are expanding their study in fields ranging from agriculture to biomedical science. One interesting and rather popular tool for gene editing is the “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats” or simply, CRISPR technology. Let’s learn more about it in this blog! […]
Timeline: 7 November 1867 – 4 July 1934 Place of study: University of Paris, France Famous for: Discovery of two elements, polonium and radium Techniques for isolating radioactive isotopes Development of the theory of radioactivity Conducted studies for the treatment of neoplasms using radioactive isotopes Developed mobile radiography units to provide X-ray services to field […]
As a nation, we’ve officially been on a lockdown for a little over 100 days. While some of us may have gotten the opportunity to step outside the house and soak a little sunshine on our way to get groceries (or at times, work), many of us have been inside the house 24/7. We’re definitely […]
We’re living in tough and unprecedented times. Every day is a new wave of disappointing and at times, less than positive updates from around the globe. Most of us are confined in our houses, trying our best to curb the spread of COVID-19 from the inside, while others such as doctors, nurses and essential workers […]
Human psychology is interesting and powerful, but understanding it does is a long and difficult process. Every human brain is unique with its thoughts and emotions, yet somehow we tend to share some responses with our fellow beings. We have our conscious and subconscious mind working individually as well as together to make us what […]
Timeline: 4 May 1900 – 11 April 1960 Place of study: University of Otago, New Zealand Famous for: Pioneering the use of flap construction to rebuild the facial features and hands of Airmen who had been burned during the air battles of World War II Revolutionising the field of plastic surgery Awards: Fellowship of the […]
Being confined in the same four walls of a house can get a little unnerving. We have a constant stream of news talking about a number of negative updates. Our mindfulness is already on the brink of deterioration. But there’s always a silver lining. This time, it might be the fact that we have a […]
This national lock down is proving a great time to catch up on all the sleep we have lost due to our busy schedules. While all of us are trying our best to engage in different activities to keep ourselves busy and entertained, we cannot deny the one activity we are all too happy to […]
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that music is one of our closest friends. Think about everything it does for us ー it is always there when you need it, you can dance along with it, it has something for every mood of yours, it never makes you feel alone and you will always […]
