Where Toilets Are Scarce, Depression Follows: India’s Aging Adults Pay a Hidden Mental Health Price
A large multilevel analysis of more than 63,000 older Indian adults finds that living in communities with low toilet coverage ...
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DNA Fingerprinting Gets a Local Upgrade: 24 STR Markers Profiled in India’s Santhal Community
A new study of 210 Santhal individuals in Bihar, India, shows that 24 autosomal STR markers deliver near-certain identification power ...
Anaemia Is Rampart Among Postmenopausal Women in Tamil Nadu, but It May Not Worsen Menopause Symptoms
A cross-sectional study of 400 postmenopausal women in Tamil Nadu found that 60.25 percent were anaemic, but haemoglobin levels showed ...
India’s Open Access AI Research Explodes Past 18,000 Papers, Machine Learning Themes Revealed
A bibliometric and LDA topic modeling study of 18,625 open access AI papers reveals India's explosive research growth since 2018 ...
Microcredit Lifts Technology Adoption and Incomes for Farmers in Drought-Prone India
A survey of 400 farmers in Rayalaseema shows microcredit recipients adopt farm innovations at nearly double the rate of non-recipients ...
India’s Most Circular Textile Workers Are Also Its Most Invisible, Study Finds
New research shows that 36 percent of India's GI-registered textile clusters combine high circular economy alignment with severe labour informality, ...
City Lights, Dimming Diets: India’s Urban Food Paradox Emerges
A new study of Indian districts finds that urbanisation briefly boosts dietary diversity but is linked in the long run ...
Satellite Records and Statistical Models Predict a Greening Future for India’s Mangroves
A new SARIMA-based forecasting framework using two decades of MODIS satellite data projects that India's mangrove vegetation will continue a ...
Grassroots Innovations Emerge as Hidden Engine of India’s Plastic Circular Economy
A new study of fifteen community-led initiatives reveals how grassroots innovation is driving India's transition to a circular economy for ...
Six in Ten Women in Rural Indian District Lack Adequate Menstrual Health Knowledge
A survey of 403 women in Koch Bihar district, India, found that only 39.5 percent had adequate menstrual hygiene knowledge, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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