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	Psychosocial stress and anxiety can be reduced by virtual training, says new study Psychosocial stress and anxiety can be reduced through virtual training, a new study published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health suggests.   Published on 20th June 2022
	New study finds plant extract that selectively kills cancer cells The researchers did High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and found few components, two of them not reported earlier. They also found that this extract is highly hydrophobic. Published on 27th December 2019
	Flow’s spring collection is a study in hues such as tan, charcoal and khaki The label continues to offer classic wardrobe staples that are chic yet comfortable Published on 6th May 2022
	Bengaluru-based curator Amrita Tiwary’s platform Kreative Minds encourages study and pursuit of arts among children and teenagers “I launched Kreative Minds in 2016 with the intention to promote art,” Amrita explains Published on 1st May 2022
	Shuvaprasanna Bhattacharya’s latest collection of paintings is a character study of the Mahabharata The Kolkata-based painter has been part of over 58 shows around the world and has been making art since the 1960s Published on 8th April 2022
	Rocky Movie Review: A meditative study on violence, a terrific directorial debut Arun Matheswaran's Rocky is a gloriously bloody film bolstered by surreal imagery and strong moments of reflection Published on 25th December 2021
	What does the latest study on BMI management among kidney patients say? The study was done by the Kidney Research Institute at Seoul National University, South Korea Published on 30th November 2021
	Study says that Snapchat and Tiktok may increase chances of depression in adults The data was analysed in July and August 2021 Published on 26th November 2021
	A new study reveals that the most popular password in India is 'password' Names and loving words were rather popular in India both among men and women Published on 18th November 2021
	Wearables are helping rich people stay fit, but not people of low and high socioeconomic status: new study "This study suggests that in a physical activity context people who would benefit the most from these interventions are being left behind," the researchers noted Published on 17th November 2021
	Report: A Twitter study on 7 countries confirms right-leaning skew except in Germany Since 2016, Twitter users are able to choose between viewing algorithmically ordered tweets first in their home timeline or viewing the most recent tweets Published on 22nd October 2021
	Bitcoin mining is terrible for the environment, new study says  Bitcoin mining generates as much as 30.7 metric kilotonnes of e-waste every year Published on 21st September 2021
	Study shows that misinformation gets six times more engagement on Facebook than news Publishers with right wing inclinations have a much higher propensity to share misleading information than publishers in other political categories Published on 7th September 2021
	New study debunks the theory that people are nasty on the internet because it is anonymous The study shows that people who are rude and mean online are the same offline as well  Published on 30th August 2021
	A study claims that 'likes' and 'shares' on social media can amplify moral outrage The study found that users who received more "likes" and "retweets" when they expressed outrage in a tweet were more likely to express outrage in later posts too Published on 14th August 2021