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Bone marrow transplant is not a last resort for thalassemia: Doctors reveal the myths, facts and realities families often overlook

A bone marrow transplant can effectively cure thalassemia major, moving beyond traditional care methods. This life-changing procedure involves replacing diseased blood stem cells with healthy ones from a suitable donor. Children who receive early transplants from well-matched donors enjoy impressive cure rates. Recent advances have opened doors for unrelated and half-matched donors, enhancing the prospects….

KEA releases DCET 2026 mock allotment result at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in; check details here

The Karnataka Examinations Authority has released the DCET 2026 mock allotment result online. Candidates can now check their provisional college and course allocations for admission. Engineering mock allotment cut-off ranks are also available for review. This mock result helps students understand their chances before the first allotment. Students may revise their preferences during the option-editing…

Aditya Dhar spent Rs 10 crore on ‘peak detailing’ for ‘Dhurandhar’, says R Madhavan: ‘Before the release, I would have questioned, who is going to watch?’

The Dhurandhar film series has seen remarkable success, raking in over Rs 3,000 crore. Actor R. Madhavan praised director Aditya Dhar for his commitment to elaborate storytelling and meticulous details. To enhance these aspects, Dhar reportedly poured in an extra Rs 10 crore. This success signifies that audiences are far more insightful than filmmakers often…

What is ‘kokushobi’? Japan’s new word for extreme heat after soaring temperatures kill lions and overwhelm hospitals

Amidst deadly heat waves, Japan faces a growing crisis marked by significant hospitalizations and loss of life. These soaring temperatures are thwarting recovery initiatives in earthquake-impacted areas. In a heartbreaking occurrence, three lions at a Tokyo zoo succumbed to the heat. In response, officials have issued a heatstroke warning for vast regions of western and…

Simple ways prevent waterborne diseases in monsoons

As the monsoon ushers in much-needed relief, it also raises concerns over infections from tainted water sources. To safeguard health, boiling or filtering water is a must, as it effectively eradicates harmful bacteria and parasites. Additionally, it is wise to steer clear of street food and roadside beverages to minimize risks of contamination.