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ISRO’s NavIC system can no longer provide navigation data independently: Government (opens the original)
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For the first time since positioning data from one of its satellites was lost in March, the government has accepted in the parliament that the seven-satellite navigation constellation (NavIC) can no longer independently aid people in navigation. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) earlier this year informed that IRNSS-1F satellite, which was launched in March 2016, completed its designed mission life of 10 years and the on-board atomic clock stopped functioning. “…presently the NavIC c
NMC releases eligibility guidelines for NEET candidates with disability – two weeks after results (opens the original)
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Even as the National Medical Commission (NMC) has released guidelines to assess the eligibility of NEET candidates with disability for MBBS admissions, activists have questioned the timing of the move – coming almost two weeks after the results for the medical entrance test was announced. On Monday night, the apex regulator issued guidelines to assess whether a NEET candidate with disability is eligible, eligible with reasonable accommodations, or ineligible for admissions. It had also directed
Set up Enabling Units for students with disabilities: NMC to medical colleges (opens the original)
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The apex medical education regulator directed all medical colleges on Monday to set up an Enabling Unit — a single point of contact for medical students with disabilities — to facilitate access to reasonable accommodation, academic and clinical support measures, and barrier-free access within the institution to complete their coursework. A circular issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) to all medical colleges and state medical education departments said, “…the Rights of Persons with Di
New cervical cancer pill shows promise by stopping HPV from turning cancerous (opens the original)
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Now, a capsule may be all it takes to halt cervical cancer in its tracks. While the oral therapy called SHetA2 cannot prevent the human papillomavirus infection — persistent HPV infection is known to cause 85% of cervical cancer cases — it can block the virus’ cancer-causing proteins, thereby preventing pre-cancerous and cancerous lesions. Cervical cancer is one of the two cancers caused by infections and, therefore, is preventable through vaccination. It is the second most common type of cancer
Hunger strike taking a toll, but Wangchuk refusing medical help: Safdarjung bulletin (opens the original)
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The 21-day-long hunger strike has started affecting activist Sonam Wangchuk’s health, with his sugar levels and potassium levels dropping. The ketone levels in his urine have also started increasing, indicating that his body is now using his muscles to fuel itself, according to a health bulletin issued by Safdarjung hospital on Saturday evening. The activist was forcibly admitted to hospital at 7.40 am on Saturday morning, “as per the recommendations of the team of doctors looking after him”, ac
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