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  • the science of vaccines
    Newsclick Team

    COVID-19 Vaccines: How Do They Work?

    24 Jan 2021
    In this episode of Talking Science and Tech, Dr. Satyajit Rath explains how vaccines work.
  • COVID-19
    Sandipan Talukdar

    COVID-19: Auto-Antibodies Driving Disease Severity

    21 Jan 2021
    Auto-antibodies mistakenly target the body’s own tissues and organs in place of a pathogen. They can also target elements of the immune system.
  • Info graphic India Dec 21st
    Newsclick Team

    COVID-19 Cases: Data and Graphs of India and the World

    19 Jan 2021
    Statistics and tracking the number of coronavirus confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and deaths due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. New cases, deaths, and number of tests per million…
  • Rom Whitaker with Sumatran spitting cobra. Kalimantan.
    Seema Sharma

    Nationwide Sample Survey on Snakebite Cases to Begin in February

    19 Jan 2021
    Despite having the highest number of snakebite cases in the world, India chooses to neglect the issue, largely due to the fact that the cases involve the economically disadvantaged.
  • GW
    Sandipan Talukdar

    Global Warming Emergency: 2020 Hottest Year Ever Recorded Along with 2016

    12 Jan 2021
    The rise in temperature in 2020 was recorded despite a fall in global emissions due to the pandemic-induced lockdown and the absence of El Niño, which leads to a rise in temperature, that occurred in…
  • How COVID Vaccine Could Stop the Pandemic 
    Newsclick Team

    How COVID Vaccine Could Stop the Pandemic 

    06 Jan 2021
    NewsClick presents its new series-News Made Easy.
  • life science two decades
    Newsclick Team

    Life Sciences in Last 20 Years

    03 Jan 2021
    In the second part of this discussion, Prabir Purkayastha, Editor-in-Chief, NewsClick, speaks with scientist Dr. Satyajit Rath about the last two decades of advances in Life Sciences.
  • biotech in two decades
    Newsclick Team

    How has Biotechnology Evolved over the Last Two Decades?

    02 Jan 2021
    In this discussion, Prabir Purkaystha, the Editor-in-Chief of NewsClick, speaks with scientist Dr. Satyajit Rath about the last two decades in Biotechnology and its evolution in the coming years.
  • COVID-19: Study Claims Chemotherapy Drug could be Repurposed for Treatment, Caveats Remain
    Sandipan Talukdar

    COVID-19: Study Claims Chemotherapy Drug could be Repurposed for Treatment, Caveats Remain

    01 Jan 2021
    The study reported that Pralatrexate showed better efficacy in comparison to Azithromycin and Remdesivir. However, the cell toxicity in the case of Pralatrexate remains a concern.
  • 2020: The Year in Science
    Sandipan Talukdar

    2020: The Year in Science

    31 Dec 2020
    From vaccines being churned out in record time to space travel and the interesting tidbit that the Indus Valley people really liked their beef, it has been a remarkable year for the sciences.
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