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By Geeta Maurya , 5 December 2025
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Markets Rebound Sharply as Investor Sentiment Strengthens

Indian equity markets staged a strong recovery after recent declines, with both the Sensex and Nifty rebounding on renewed investor confidence and stabilizing global cues. Traders responded positively to easing volatility, firm institutional inflows, and improved sentiment across key sectors, including banking, IT, and energy. Market participants suggested that the correction had created attractive entry points, prompting a wave of buying that lifted benchmarks from multi-day lows.

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By Geeta Maurya , 5 December 2025
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Rising Vigilance: Gastroenterologists Urge Earlier Screening as Colon Cancer Trends Shift

Colon cancer patterns are undergoing a worrying transformation, with gastroenterologists reporting a notable rise in cases among younger adults—an age group previously considered low-risk. As clinicians observe more advanced-stage diagnoses in individuals under 50, experts are intensifying calls for earlier screening, stronger public awareness, and improved access to preventive care. The medical community stresses that lifestyle factors, delayed examinations, and insufficient awareness are creating an urgent need for systemic intervention.

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By Nishant Verma , 5 December 2025
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New Research Links Estrone Levels to Rising Breast Cancer Risk

New scientific findings are shedding light on the role of estrone, a naturally occurring estrogen hormone, in the development and progression of breast cancer. While estrogen has long been associated with hormone-sensitive tumors, recent studies emphasize that estrone—particularly in postmenopausal women—may play a more significant role than previously understood. Elevated estrone levels are now being correlated with increased tumor growth, higher recurrence rates, and greater risk among genetically predisposed individuals.

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By Shilpa Reddy , 5 December 2025
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Scientists Explore Novel Virus-Based Therapies to Combat Bladder Cancer

Researchers are uncovering new possibilities in bladder cancer treatment through virus-based therapies that selectively target and destroy malignant cells. This emerging approach, which uses genetically engineered or naturally occurring viruses, has shown early promise in stimulating the body’s immune system while directly attacking tumors. As bladder cancer cases continue to rise globally, scientists are turning to innovative solutions that can reduce treatment resistance, minimize side effects, and improve long-term outcomes.

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By Manbir Sandhu , 5 December 2025
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Rising Malaria Drug Resistance Sparks Global Health Concerns

Growing evidence of antimalarial drug resistance is raising alarms among global health authorities, as new strains of the parasite show reduced responsiveness to widely used treatments. Researchers report that mutations affecting key therapeutic pathways are emerging across regions in Africa and Southeast Asia, threatening decades of progress in malaria control. The trend underscores an urgent need for enhanced surveillance, updated treatment protocols, and accelerated development of next-generation therapies.

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By Nick Arora , 5 December 2025
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Revisiting Ramanujan: India’s Mathematical Legacy Powers the World’s Fastest π Calculations

A century after Srinivasa Ramanujan revolutionised modern mathematics, his groundbreaking formulas for calculating π continue to fuel some of the world’s fastest and most precise computations. Researchers and computational scientists are once again turning to Ramanujan’s work as they push the limits of high-performance computing, numerical analysis, and cryptographic precision. His elegant and extraordinarily efficient infinite series have become the backbone of modern algorithms used to compute trillions of digits of π.

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By Keshav Kulshrestha , 5 December 2025
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India Intensifies Fight Against AIDS Amid Emerging Health Challenges

India continues to confront the public health challenge posed by HIV/AIDS, which affects millions across the nation. Despite significant progress in awareness, testing, and treatment access, gaps remain in early diagnosis, rural outreach, and stigma reduction. The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) has spearheaded initiatives to expand antiretroviral therapy (ART) coverage and implement targeted awareness campaigns, particularly among high-risk populations.

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By Kirti Srinivasan , 5 December 2025
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Rising Focus on Colon Cancer: Gastroenterologists Advocate Early Detection and Innovative Treatments

Colon cancer, a leading gastrointestinal malignancy, has become a growing health concern worldwide, prompting gastroenterologists to emphasize early detection, preventive screening, and advanced treatment modalities. Recent studies indicate a shift in incidence toward younger populations, highlighting the urgency for awareness campaigns and routine colonoscopies. Medical experts underscore the importance of lifestyle modification, genetic counseling, and timely intervention to improve patient outcomes.

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By Vinod Pathak , 4 December 2025
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Final Supermoon of the Year to Illuminate the Night Sky on December 4

Skywatchers will have one last opportunity this year to witness a supermoon, with the final celestial event scheduled for December 4. A supermoon occurs when the Moon reaches its closest point to Earth in its elliptical orbit, appearing larger and brighter than usual. This rare alignment enhances the Moon’s luminosity and visual scale, offering an impressive sight for both casual observers and astronomy enthusiasts. With clear weather conditions forecast in several regions, the December 4 supermoon is expected to draw significant public interest.

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By Shilpa Reddy , 4 December 2025
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Regular Exercise Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk: Insights from Latest Research

Recent studies underscore the critical role of physical activity in mitigating cognitive decline and lowering the risk of dementia. Evidence indicates that consistent exercise—ranging from aerobic workouts to resistance training—supports brain health by enhancing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and promoting neuroplasticity. Experts advocate for integrating exercise into daily routines as a preventative strategy against neurodegenerative conditions, particularly among older adults.

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  • Dementia
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