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Researchers in India and the US used weather data to prove the now-infamous accusation as the rain levels were above average in 1943.
Source: science.thewire.inCategories: General Medicine News, Hem/OncsTweet
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Mashup Score: 1Why Dengue Outbreaks Are Becoming Larger and Less Predictable - 7 month(s) ago
Although no one is certain about what’s driving the increase and instability of dengue, climate change may be contributing as much of the world is getting both warmer and wetter.
Source: science.thewire.inCategories: Hem/Oncs, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
Why Dengue Outbreaks Are Becoming Larger and Less Predictable https://t.co/zQ9vtMk0wg via @SiBishop
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Mashup Score: 11Why Dengue Outbreaks Are Becoming Larger and Less Predictable - 7 month(s) ago
Although no one is certain about what’s driving the increase and instability of dengue, climate change may be contributing as much of the world is getting both warmer and wetter.
Source: science.thewire.inCategories: Infectious Disease, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
commentary based on new WHO chief scientist focussing on dengue. Article states that dengue is likely to " take off" in parts of Europe and the US in the years to come. Arboviruses are among the ones impacted by climate change. 1/.https://t.co/c1iHEc3s69
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The virologist tells Karan Thapar that the daily increase in coronavirus infections is “not a matter of concern”. She said though active cases have risen manifold over the past few weeks, “we are starting from a very low base”.
Source: science.thewire.inCategories: Hem/Oncs, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
COVID-19 Has Become Endemic in IND, Says Eminent Virologist @GKangInd https://t.co/FfnhVteJTd via @thekaranthapar
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Medical science is oriented towards cisgender heterosexual men as the default bodies. The focus for women’s health thus remains on what is seen as the “differences”: uteruses, pregnancies, contraception, hormones, vulva and so on.
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We Must See Women’s Health in IND in the Context of Their Lives and Livelihood https://t.co/kSGzlwdxKf via @doctorandall @d_s_thakur @grumpeoldman
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The Hyderabad-based Omics Group has removed its branding from many of its journals after it ran into trouble with the US Federal Trade Commission in 2018.
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Bootlegging, Retconning: How Predatory Journals Are Adapting to Scrutiny https://t.co/fI07GLgCTk via @tallguywalking
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A new study has reported that scientists who don’t disclose their queer/transgender identities have their names on fewer peer-reviewed publications than those who do.
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Does Coming Out in a STEM Workplace Have an Imprint on the Scientific Literature? https://t.co/n1nCYuf3bc via @queersprings
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For more than a century, proponents of Ayurveda have been honing a style of argument that historian of science Meera Nanda calls ‘strategic inclusivism’.
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Bad Medicine, Fake History, Postcolonial Complicity: @moayush Ayurveda in the Time of COVID in IND https://t.co/IjPlHgpLeb via @TheWireScience & #MeeraNanda
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Mashup Score: 0Indian Science Institutes’ Curious Penchant for Gendered Hostels - 2 year(s) ago
Gender-segregated hostels exacerbate existing biases, sexualise friendships and are a gateway to “compulsory heterosexuality”.
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Indian science institutes' curious penchant for gendered hostels https://t.co/53844bCRbl via @queersprings
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The government and various advisory bodies have been asking the regulator to ban three drugs killing vultures in India – to no avail.
Source: science.thewire.inCategories: Healthcare Professionals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
An Unlikely Barrier To Protecting India’s Vultures: The Drug Regulator @CDSCO_INDIA_INF & @drvgsomani https://t.co/rh75lm5HT6 via @Banjotkaur @JackMLawrence @TranspariMED
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RT @Kidney_dude: @pranavgarimella It was not from lack of food.. https://t.co/JFc05VdkDv