BHARAT SCHOLAR

Title: India’s Plan to Develop a New Research Station in Antarctica and Regulation of Tourism India is set to announce its plan to construct a new research station in Antarctica during the 46th Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting (ATCM) and the 26th Meeting of the Committee for Environment Protection in Kochi later this month. The new…

Title: Paradigm Shift in Understanding CRPS: New Study Offers Hope for Recovery A groundbreaking study led by NeuRA’s Centre for Pain IMPACT, in partnership with the University of South Australia, reveals life-changing outcomes for people with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). The study found that up to 80% of patients can recover within the first…

Title: Alok Shukla: The Activist Fighting to Protect India’s Hasdeo Forests Deep in the heart of India, activist Alok Shukla stands resolute, leading a decade-long grassroots campaign to protect the Hasdeo forests from being turned into coal mines. Shukla’s efforts were rewarded in 2021 when the government established an elephant reserve in a 445,000-acre swath…

Title: The Rise of Conservation Medicine: How Medicinal Chemistry Can Prevent Mass Extinction Medicinal chemistry expertise is urgently needed in the fight against mass extinction, according to Timothy Cernak, assistant professor of medicinal chemistry at the University of Michigan (U-M) College of Pharmacy. “Animals are dying at alarming rates, but they don’t have to. Modern…

Title: The Impact of Nanoparticle-Containing Consumer Products on Indoor Air Quality and Human Health A new study published in the journal Science of the Total Environment has revealed that the movement of people in a space where nanoparticle-containing consumer products have been sprayed can result in the suspension of nanoparticles into the air. Furthermore, children…

Title: Shivering: The Body’s Involuntary Response to Cold and Fever Shivering is a remarkable process that occurs in birds and mammals, including humans, in response to cold temperatures and fever. It is an involuntary contraction of skeletal muscles that generates heat to maintain body temperature. This article explores the science behind shivering and its significance…

The Science Behind Elections: A Comprehensive Look at Voting Systems and Their Drawbacks In 2024, approximately 60 national elections will take place worldwide, involving two billion people. Among these, the high-stakes national elections in India and the U.S. presidential election are of particular interest. Despite the apparent chaos and volatility of elections, there’s a science…

Title: The Future of Emergency Care: Artificial Intelligence in Triage Emergency departments across the country are grappling with overcrowding and increased patient volumes, leading to challenges in prioritizing care. However, a new study suggests that artificial intelligence (AI) could be a game-changer in addressing this issue. Researchers at UC San Francisco used anonymized records of…