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Use of some biofuels may be a costlier affair than fossil fuel
NI Wire, Sat, 5 Jan 2008
Researches and new findings kept us informing about the various researches in the field of Science and Technology. An article in January edition of Science throws light on negative environmental impact of using biofuel made from
Donā??t move your legs, may invite heart stroke
NI Wire, Wed, 2 Jan 2008
Move your body and get good health body but donā??t move your legs unnecessarily otherwise you might be caught by heart attack. So if you have a usual activity to move your legs when doing something else not involving your legs means
Killer Anthrax a potential treatment against cancer
NI Wire, Mon, 31 Dec 2007
In a study published in the journal Biological Chemistry, researchers have found that the killer anthrax toxin could be a blessing in disguise as after some mutation it can be used to treat dreadful disease like cancer in the near future. In a recent
First two years of child crucial for IQ development: Study
NI Wire, Wed, 26 Dec 2007
A recent study published in the journal Science says that a childā??s IQ depends on the quality of family environment he gets in the first two years of life being the most crucial. The team of researchers includes Charles Nelson of Harvard
Chloroquine is no more effective against Malaria
NI Wire, Thu, 20 Dec 2007
The most common and cheap anti-malarial drug available in India, Chloroquine, is no more effective in most of the districts in Orissa. Health department has noticed up to 90 percent discrepancy to the drugs in the state, as a result ...





