2017 – Page 175 – The Wire Science

A view of the canopy from Jayamahal Road.

Bengaluru’s Steel Flyover Scrapped – But Trees Will Still Fall

Vrushal Pendharkar 04/03/2017

Citizens of Bengaluru will have to brace themselves for...

When It Comes to Rehabilitation Facilities, India’s Medical Community Remains Grossly Lacking

Gaurav Vivek Bhatnagar 04/03/2017

Despite the medical council issuing a directive nearly 20...

Canadian Bacteria-Like Fossils May Be Oldest Evidence of Life Yet

Will Dunham 04/03/2017

It was primordial microbes, like those described in a...

In Gorakhpur’s Election, No Talk of Broken Healthcare and Deadly Diseases

Ajoy Ashirwad Mahaprashasta 03/03/2017

Despite the visibly painful effects of Japanese encephalitis and...

FILE PHOTO - A male elephant grazes during an exercise to fit them with advanced satellite radio tracking collar to monitor their movement at the Amboseli National Park in Kenya

Elephants May Sleep Less Than Any Other Mammal

Will Dunham 03/03/2017

Scientists have found that the world's largest land mammal...

A pharmacy employee looks for medication as she works to fill a prescription while working at a pharmacy in New York.

Juno Shuts Down Development of High-Profile Leukaemia Drug After Deaths

Reuters 03/03/2017

The drug, JCAR015, was being tested by Juno in...

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