Scientific India Magazine - July-August 2018

In this issue

Human And Wildlife Conflict
A deadly conflict is under way between India’s growing population and its wildlife confined to ever-shrinking forests and grasslands. Data shows that about one person has been killed on average every day for the past three years by roaming tigers or rampaging elephants. Big cats attack and kill livestock, hunt economically important prey and can kill or injure people or be perceived as a threat to human safety. These conflicts may motivate humans to try to manage predators to lessen the damages.
In addition to this, we have also explore Health and food related topics like Indian food which KILL cancer cells better than chemotherapy, Are all fats bad?, Vitamin D supplementation as preventive strategy for Tuberculosis, Graphene: A Magic Molecule In Therapeutics etc.

Indian Monitor Lizards Declining In Uttarakhand Due To The Wildlife Trading Of Genitalia As A Plant Product Hatha Jodi

Monitor lizards family Varanidae approx 76 species are identified and distributed throughout Africa, Australia, and Southeast Asia.

4 mins

Leopard Human Conflict In Uttarakhand, India

Leopard's attacks on humans have been a serious issue in Uttarakhand, India for many decades.

4 mins

Indian Food Which Kill Cancer Cells Better Than Chemotherapy 

Cancer remains one of the trickiest medical conditions to treat, with no clear solution or completely effective treatment.

4 mins

Vitamin D Supplementation As Preventive Strategy For Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis (TB) is a serious worldwide health concern.

3 mins

Edible Insects: Future Food- Natural and Renewable Nutrients Resource

Ever heard of bug protein shake, earthworm noodles, tangy red ant eggs chutney, silkworm pupae pickle!!!

3 mins

Marriage May Protect Against Heart Disease/stroke And Associated Risk Of Death

Marriage may protect against the development of heart disease/stroke as well as influencing who is more likely to die of it, suggests a pooled analysis of the available data, published online in the journal Heart.

2 mins

Food Allergy: Top 12 food allergens in India

If a person suffers from symptoms such as skin rashes, swelling of tongue, unconditional sneezing, breathing problems, etc. it is generally assumed to be caused due to seasonal change or pollen allergy or sun allergy etc., without considering another common possibility i.e. response to food allergy or food hypersensitivity.

9 mins

Graphene: A Magic Molecule In Therapeutics

Nanoparticles are microscopic particles which are been widely used in various domain of science and technology.

3 mins

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