A comprehensive review by the World Health Organization (WHO) has found no evidence connecting mobile phone use with an increased risk of brain cancer. The analysis of 63 studies conducted over 28 years revealed no association between mobile phone use and brain cancer, even for long-term users. However, the WHO acknowledges the need for ongoing research and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) will re-evaluate its classification of mobile phone radiation.
A large-scale review of studies has confirmed that there is no link between mobile phone use and brain cancer. The World Health Organization-commissioned study analyzed over 5,000 research papers and found no association between radio wave exposure from mobile phones and an increased risk of brain cancer, despite previous concerns.
Pakistan has experienced a significant drop in the ICC Test rankings, falling to eighth place after suffering a historic series loss to Bangladesh. This is their lowest rating point since 1965, marking a major setback for the team. Meanwhile, Bangladesh has climbed to fourth place in the World Test Championship cycle.
Bangladesh achieved a historic 2-0 Test series victory against Pakistan, their first-ever series win against the nation, sparking nationwide celebrations. The win signifies a new era for Bangladesh cricket, highlighting their resilience and determination on the international stage.
The Duleep Trophy, a domestic tournament starting in Bengaluru and Anantapur, offers a platform for Indian players to prove their mettle ahead of a crucial Test season. The focus is on Rishabh Pant’s red-ball return, the emergence of potential wicketkeeper-batters, and the selection of backup options for the pace attack.
India has surpassed its previous medal haul at the Tokyo Paralympics with a stellar performance on Day 7 of the Paris Paralympics, securing 20 medals (3 gold, 7 silver, 10 bronze). The country’s track and field athletes continued their dominance, securing five medals on Tuesday alone, including a bronze for Deepti Jeevanji in the women’s 400m (T20) event and silver and bronze for Sharad Kumar and Mariyappan Thangavelu in the T63 high jump finals.
Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami celebrated his 34th birthday on Tuesday. He is known for his fiery pace and aggressive bowling style, but also for his lighter side. In a recent video, Shami revealed the origin of his nickname ‘Lala’ and spoke about his favourite bowlers, memorable moments, and his jersey number.
New scientific evidence challenges long-held beliefs about when and where horses were first domesticated. The discovery of a new lineage of domestic horses and the reassessment of archaeological evidence points to a much later date for horse domestication than previously thought, impacting our understanding of early human societies and the spread of Indo-European languages and cultures.
This article explores the therapeutic potential of psychedelics, highlighting the importance of understanding the diverse acute subjective effects beyond mystical experiences. It also discusses the limitations of current measurement tools and calls for new, comprehensive measures to accurately assess the benefits and risks of psychedelic therapy.
Ancient Egyptian head cones, small conical adornments worn on top of the head, have intrigued archaeologists for centuries. Recently discovered physical evidence has confirmed their existence beyond artistic depictions, shedding light on their possible uses and symbolism. While the exact purpose remains uncertain, theories suggest they were used for perfumed unguents, fertility rituals, or even as a symbol of social status.
