Joyful music might be a game changer for virtual reality headache

According to a study, listening to music might help reduce the dizziness, nausea, and headaches that virtual reality...

Brain activity decoder may reveal stories in people's minds

A semantic decoder, a novel artificial intelligence system, can convert a person's brain activity while listening to...

Structured exploration enables brains to learn more quickly

Neuroscientists have discovered how exploratory behaviour helps animals learn their spatial surroundings more...

Mental imagery can help kids avoid negative thought habits: Study

A new study from Oregon State University discovered that focusing on mental images is a more effective diversion...

Learning how to handle pressure from legend Sreejesh: Pawan Malik

Pawan Malik, who hails from agricultural background, stepped into a larger role for the Senior side during the...

Food high in fat and sugar might cause psoriasis: Study

According to the study, which was written up in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, dietary factors rather...

It is 'Jan Jan Ki Baat': Uttarakhand CM Dhami on Mann Ki Baat

Talking to ANI, Uttarakhand CM said, "It might be called 'Mann Ki Baat' but actually it is 'Jan Jan Ki Baat'. This...

Families under existential crisis as Brahmaputra engulfs village

A 50-year-old Niranjan Mandal and his four-member family are now living near an embankment after the mighty...

Bariatric surgery might cut risk of obesity-related cancers

According to a study to be presented at Digestive Disease Week (DDW) 2023, just 4% of patients with obesity who...

Scientists may study thrombosis without use of animal models

A novel apparatus that resembles a human vein might be useful for blood clot research and could replace the use of...

Kharge calls PM Modi "poisonous snake", later clarifies

Kharge said, "PM Modi is like a 'poisonous snake', you might think it's poison or not. If you lick it, you're...

Mild COVID-19 may have harmful effects on cardiovascular health

According to research, even mild cases of COVID-19 might have long-term negative impacts on cardiovascular health.