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New clinical research identifies how specific groupings of health conditions, or comorbidity clusters, play a vital role in the management and severity of asthma.

A groundbreaking study has revealed a nasal spray capable of reversing brain aging, offering new hope for treating cognitive decline and neurodegenerative diseases.

Scientists have discovered a record-breaking colony of 5.6 million honeybees living beneath a New York cemetery, sparking a major conservation effort to safely relocate the buzzing insects.

NASA celebrates the successful return of the Artemis II crew, hailing the mission as a perfect success that paves the way for the next lunar landing.

NASA engineers address the unexpected heat shield erosion from Artemis I, explaining why the Artemis II mission remains safe and on schedule for 2025.

NASA’s Artemis II crew is entering the final preparation stages for their high-speed return to Earth, focusing on the harrowing atmospheric re-entry and Pacific recovery.

A breakthrough strategy combining AI and satellite remote sensing is revolutionizing the prevention of mosquito-borne illnesses like Malaria and Dengue by predicting outbreaks before they happen.

The legal landscape of India stands at a critical juncture as the Supreme Court continues its deliberations on the landmark Sabarimala reference case. This case, which has captivated the nation’s attention, transcends the mere entry of women into a temple; it probes the very heart of the Indian Constitution, questioning the balance between individual fundamental…

In a significant legal development that could reshape the landscape of LGBTQ+ rights in India, the Delhi High Court has sought a formal response from the Union Government regarding a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Act, 2026. The move comes amid growing concerns from activists and legal experts…

In a significant legal development that has sent ripples across social media and political circles, the Delhi High Court has come down heavily on journalist Rana Ayyub. The court observed that certain tweets posted by Ayyub regarding Hindu deities and the Indian independence activist Vinayak Damodar Savarkar were prima facie “derogatory” and “communal” in nature.…