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πŸ’‰ Dengue vaccine QDENGA gets nod amid Karnataka spike

India's first dengue vaccine, QDENGA, has been approved by the DCGI for individuals aged four to 60 years. Doctors welcomed this development as Karnataka faces a seasonal rise in dengue cases with the monsoon. The vaccine, which protects against all four serotypes, shows about 80% reduction in symptomatic cases. However, it is not expected to be available in Karnataka during the current dengue season. The two-dose regimen aims to significantly cut severe infections and hospitalizations.

#DengueVaccine#KarnatakaHealth#PublicHealth
world

πŸš€ China mass deploys DF-17 hypersonic missiles πŸš€

China recently broadcast footage showing at least six DF-17 hypersonic missiles on multiple transporters. This display was aired on August 3rd by CCTV, indicating the system is now mass-deployed and combat-ready. The DF-17, with a range of 1,800–2,500 km, can penetrate most missile defense networks globally. This capability is a key part of China's Anti-Access/Area Denial network along its coastlines. Experts believe this signals a significant deterrence message to the United States in the Indo-Pacific region.

#ChinaMilitary#Hypersonic#DF17
sports

πŸ‘‘ Rahane on Dhoni's exclusive room access

Ajinkya Rahane shared insights about MS Dhoni's private space within the team setup. He mentioned that when his door was shut, no one was permitted to enter his room. This observation pertains to Dhoni's high level of privacy and discipline during his time in the squad. Rahane highlighted the strict protocols surrounding Dhoni's personal quarters. Moving forward, this suggests Dhoni maintained a very guarded personal space throughout his career.

#MSDhoni#CricketLegend#TeamCulture
business

πŸ›οΈ Parliament session stalled by opposition protests πŸ›οΈ

The Lok Sabha was adjourned until 2 PM on Thursday due to ongoing protests and disruptions by Opposition MPs. Speaker Om Birla urged members to stop sloganeering, stating it lowers the House's dignity. Since the Monsoon Session started on July 20, not a single Question Hour has been completed. Furthermore, five Bills have been passed without any discussion because of these persistent disruptions. A special three-day session from August 16 to 18 is proposed to pass the Delimitation Bill.

#Parliament#IndianPolitics#LokSabha
health

🦠 Deadly fungus found in 27 US states

Candida auris, a dangerous fungus, has been detected in 27 US states this year, according to the CDC. This superbug is spreading easily among very ill individuals in healthcare facilities across the US. As of July 25, 3,437 cases were identified, with California reporting the highest count at 873. The fungus poses a major risk, especially to immunocompromised people due to drug resistance. Treatment challenges exist, as over 95% of samples showed resistance to fluconazole. 🦠

#USHealth#Superbug#CDC
health

🦠 Deadly fungus Candida auris spotted in 27 US states

Candida auris, a dangerous yeast, has been detected across 27 US states this year. The CDC reported 3,437 cases as of July 25, showing a slight decline from last year's 4,290. Immunocompromised individuals face the highest risk from this severe infection. This fungus spreads through contact and is highly resistant to many antifungal treatments. Doctors advise caution, especially for those with weakened immune systems.

#CandidaAuris#USHealth#Superbug
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πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ Jharkhand student protests: talks agreed after more arrests

Students protesting recruitment irregularities in Jharkhand have agreed to dialogue with the state government, provided media presence is guaranteed. The CID recently arrested five more individuals in the ongoing probe into the alleged scam. As of the latest updates, the investigation is examining digital records, and the protests began after the 14th JPSC Civil Services Preliminary Examination results on July 5. Students insist the Chief Minister meets them publicly, while the government maintains its openness to reasonable demands. The government assures justice for students as the SIT intensifies its investigation. πŸ§‘β€βš–οΈ

#JharkhandProtest#StudentVoice#RecruitmentScam
business

🏍️ Bajaj Pulsar N160 Blue leaks reveal new design details

Teasers have revealed more details about the upcoming Bajaj Pulsar N160 in blue color. This update is being prepared by Bajaj Auto for launch on August 12. The bike features a redesigned headlamp housing and updated graphics, while retaining the 164.82cc engine. Feature upgrades like a colour LCD cluster are highly anticipated for this model. Bajaj is set to unveil all the full specs during the official launch event. 🏍️

#BajajPulsar#NewBike#PulsarN160
health

πŸ€– AI tool speeds up Alzheimer's patient referrals

Vanderbilt Health researchers received a grant from Eli Lilly and Company to build an AI tool in their EHR system. This project aims to help patients with Alzheimer's disease get treatment faster by streamlining referrals. The 18-month, $600,000 project focuses on the referral from primary care to neurology. The AI agent will summarize charts and flag missing details to reduce avoidable delays. Success will be measured by decreasing the time from diagnosis to the first infusion. πŸ€–

#AIinHealth#AlzheimersResearch#HealthTech
business

πŸ“‰ Global layoffs heating up across major companies

A massive wave of layoffs is affecting over 40 companies across various industries this year. Giants like Amazon, Meta, and Oracle are among those reducing their workforce in 2026 across the globe. Specific cuts include UPS laying off 30,000 jobs and Oracle cutting around 21,000 employees by the date. These reductions are driven by AI adoption, business restructuring, and slowing market demand. The trend suggests more job cuts might follow, alongside growth in AI-focused roles.

#JobMarket#TechLayoffs#AIEffect
science

πŸ”­ Scientists check out the Sun during rare eclipse

A total solar eclipse is happening over northern Spain on August 12, offering a unique chance for scientists to study the Sun. Researchers from various institutions will investigate the Sun's magnetic field, atmosphere, and solar weather during this event. The eclipse will last for one minute and 40 seconds across the region, providing clear views of the corona and chromosphere. This study aims to understand the physical mechanisms behind the Sun’s activity and solar storms. ESA scientists will also use this moment to improve their knowledge of solar winds. πŸ”­

#SolarEclipse#SpaceScience#Astrophysics

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