Now a smartphone app for pain control
London: Scientists have developed a smartphone app that can help improve pain control and reduce opiate painkiller use after surgery. ...
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London: Scientists have developed a smartphone app that can help improve pain control and reduce opiate painkiller use after surgery. ...
Read moreDetailsAmethi/Rae Bareli: True nationalism is love for the people and the country which means respect and the BJP’s narrative is ...
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Despite the newfound bonhomie between China and India in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s tariff war, China is...
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In its latest annual review, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has assigned a ‘C’ grade to India’s national accounts statistics...
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Last month, along with Pakistan and Iraq, India was elected to the UN Human Rights Council from Asia. The UNHRC...
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For three days, Naya Raipur is set to cosplay as a “mini-PMO”, complete with the full weight of India’s security...
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