Tag: research
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Not just humans: bees and chimps can also use their skills
Initially, the stunned bees tried to push only the red tab – without moving the blue tab first – and simply left. To motivate the bees, the researchers added a sweet substance at the end of this first stage, which was gradually removed as they mastered the process. The demonstrators were then paired with some…
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How is obesity a risk factor for stillbirth?
“Obese pregnant people, particularly those with additional risk factors, may benefit from timely referral and greater monitoring closer to term, and those who may require preterm delivery due to the presence of additional risk factors,” Ramji said. Can.” Cahill, a registered dietitian, writes, “Focusing on weight when communicating risks may promote weight bias, weight stigma,…
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Extortion of Tk 10.59b annually from private buses, TIB reveals political involvement
A research by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) shows that 10.59 billion taka (1,059 crore) is collected annually from private buses and minibuses in the country. Meanwhile, individuals or groups associated with the party, traffic and highway police, officials and employees of Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA), owners and labor unions and representatives of the municipality…
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Poor sleep health linked to muscle dysmorphia
Additionally, for some people, sleep may be displaced by physical activity, as a person engages in muscle-building exercises in the evening so as not to interfere with business responsibilities. “Individuals experiencing symptoms of muscle deterioration may be more likely to use and consume dietary supplements marketed to improve workouts, increase muscle mass and accelerate muscle…
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Unintentional weight loss is a warning to see a doctor
Compared with participants who did not lose weight, recent weight loss was associated with a significantly increased risk of several types of cancer, including cancers of the upper gastrointestinal tract (esophagus, stomach, liver, biliary tract, and pancreas), hematological (including non) included. -Hodgkin lymphoma, multiple myeloma and leukemia), colorectal and lung cancer. However, recent weight loss…
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Can a protein-rich breakfast increase satiety, improve concentration?
However, the solution is not so simple, Mette Hansen said: “The results confirm that protein-rich food increases the feeling of satiety, which is positive with regard to preventing weight gain. However, the results also suggest that this “For an effective nutrition strategy, just eating a protein-rich breakfast is not enough.” The ability to replace a…
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Study of extraterrestrial sounds in Antarctic waters
In the cold waters of the Antarctic, among floating ice floes, the hums, pitches and echoes of life in the depths are helping scientists understand the behavior and movements of marine mammals. “There are species that make impressive sounds, literally like in Star Wars, they sound like spaceships,” said Andrea Bonilla, a Colombian scientist who…
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Pregnancy complications can also affect the baby’s health later in life
“These findings are important because traditionally, the thinking has been that a person’s risk of developing heart disease begins after birth — the same for everyone,” said study lead author Karthik K. Venkatesh, MD, PhD. Starts at the point.” Karthik K Venkatesh is a maternal-fetal medicine subspecialist and assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology, assistant…
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body temperature linked to depression
The seven-month study began in early 2020 and included data from 106 countries. The results showed that with each increasing level of severity of depression symptoms, participants had a higher body temperature. Body temperature data also showed a trend towards higher depression scores in those who had less fluctuations in temperature during a 24-hour period,…
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Pregnant women should avoid ultra-processed, fast foods
According to researchers, ultra-processed foods are mostly made of substances extracted from foods such as oil, sugar and starch, but they have been altered so much by processing and the addition of chemicals and preservatives to enhance their appearance or shelf life. Researchers said that they are difficult to identify from their original form. These…
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina calls for National Biobank to promote innovations in medicine and life sciences
The Prime Minister said the biobank will promote innovations and discoveries in medicine and other branches of life science subjects. “This could lead to significant improvements in the ability to diagnose, prevent and provide personalized care.” The Prime Minister said Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, the top postgraduate medical institution in Bangladesh with a 2650-bed…
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Study reveals harmful trans fats found in bottled soybean oil
high in soybeans Of the 18 ‘blended’ samples of bottled soybean oil, 12 were found to have transfats above acceptable levels. Transfats were also present in the remaining samples, albeit at lower levels. Similarly, for open drum soybean oil, transfats were found above acceptable levels in 12 ‘mixed’ samples, while 37 were found to have…
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Scientists invent medical robot inspired by pangolin
Scientists invent medical robot inspired by pangolin
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Empowering youth in Bangladesh: British Council and DYD join forces
Under Amplifying Youth Voices, the partnership will engage youth across Bangladesh through workshops and research initiatives. Their feedback and aspirations will be incorporated into national youth policies and programmes, ensuring that their needs are heard and reflected in decision making. As part of the investment in youth research, the British Council will actively participate in…
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India launches X-ray Polarimeter satellite to study X-ray emissions from celestial sources. ISRO’s XPoSat mission
Emission mechanisms from various astronomical sources such as black holes, neutron stars, active galactic nuclei, pulsar wind nebulae, etc. arise from complex physical processes and are challenging to understand. The precise nature of the emissions from such sources still poses deep challenges to astronomers. Polarimetry measurements add two more dimensions to the understanding, the degree…