April 3, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 3, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

Editorial

ChinaDrug companiesDrugsEditorialICMRPharmaceutical companiesResearch

Editorial: Time for pharma course correction

The Finance Ministry’s decision to withdraw customs duty exemptions for 76 life-saving drugs will at once make them more expensive

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EbolaEditorialWHOWorld Health OrganisationZika

Editorial: Gearing up for the Zika threat

The World Health Organization has declared that the outbreak of Zika and congenital malformations and neurological disorders in newborns believed

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ChinaEditorialMalaria

Ediorial – Revolutionary therapies

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2015 has been awarded to three scientists for the “revolutionary treatments” they developed

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EditorialISRO

Space observatory takes wing

With the successful launch of the space observatory, Astrosat, the Indian Space Research Organisation has put India in a select

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Clinical trialEbolaEditorialVaccines

Editorial: Victory over Ebola

The alacrity and eagerness shown by the research community to find a safe and efficacious vaccine against the deadly Ebola

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EditorialNASA

Editorial: Historic fly-by

The New Horizons became the first spacecraft to successfully fly by the dwarf planet Pluto, the last unexplored world in

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EditorialPictorial warningSmokingTobaccoWHOWorld Health Organisation

Editorial: This tobacco warning should stay

Following a controversy sparked recently over remarks by some Members of Parliament on tobacco use, a group of leading film-makers

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EditorialH1N1WHOWorld Health Organisation

Editorial: India flounders as H1N1 spreads

  The influenza A(H1N1) virus continues to kill people in India, although its spread is not at a galloping pace.

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EditorialSmokingTobacco

Smokers die 10 years sooner

That smoking can cause up to two-thirds of deaths in current smokers in Australia has come out patently clear in

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Editorial

Editorial: Under-5 mortality – The cost of negligence

The failure of successive governments in India, especially those in States that have the highest mortality rates among children younger

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EditorialEnvironmentPollution

Editorial: The menace of plastic waste

If there is one type of municipal solid waste that has become ubiquitous in India and most developing countries, and

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Editorial

Editorial: Lethal injection is cruel and unusual

On January 30, the U.S. State of Ohio postponed all the seven executions scheduled for 2015 to procure a different

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Climate changeEditorialEnvironment

Editorial: Climate change deniers

The passage of the Keystone XL pipeline bill, the first priority of the new U.S. Senate controlled by Republicans, hit

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