April 6, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

April 6, 2026

Science Chronicle

A Science and Technology Blog

The science of screams deciphered

Ever wondered why human screams can pierce through even a noisy environment and alert people? The answer lies in the unique

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India

Insight into how the brain forms memories

Researchers have finally found a specific region in the brain — medial temporal lobe — that plays a key role

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Breakthrough in treating leucoderma

In a first, a medication for treating rheumatoid arthritis has restored skin colour in a patient suffering from vitiligo. The

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TuberculosisWHOWorld Health Organisation

MDR-TB spreads less within households

Unlike people with drug-susceptible TB, those with multi drug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) are less likely to transmit disease to others living

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MalariaNature

New antimalarial agent shows promise

A new antimalarial compound (DDD107498) tested on mice and several mosquito species has shown great promise, says a study published

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Nanotechnology

IIT Madras: graphene nanoribbons produced by a novel method

For the first time, researchers have been successful in bringing about spontaneous chemical reactions between two different varieties of carbon

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Scientist proposes marriage through a journal paper

A few days ago, the amusing ways in which some men proposed to their girlfriends were telecast by America’s Funniest

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India

Heat wave threshold ignores public health impact

The first of its kind Indian study looking at increased mortality due to heat waves provides valuable data that can

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Health

Now, soft tissue found in ancient dinosaur samples

For the time, soft tissue-like structures that appear to be red blood cells and collagen fibres have been found in

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Diabetes

Disability burden highest in diabetics

Across the world, India included, even as longevity has increased during the period 1990 to 2013, the number of years

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India

Evidence of earliest murder comes to light

Lethal fractures preserved in an almost fully preserved early human skull indicate the earliest instance of murder in human history, some

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India

IIT Hyderabad makes scanning of kidneys easier

Thanks to software developed by IIT Hyderabad researchers, semi-skilled persons can use an ultrasound imaging device to perform preliminary diagnosis

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TuberculosisWHOWorld Health Organisation

TB: India study confirms Xpert diagnostic test’s superiority

For the first time in India, the superiority of Xpert MTB/RIF over smear microscopy for bacteriological confirmation of pulmonary TB

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