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Blue Bloods spinoff: Expected plot, release date & more, CBS reveals details
CBS Studios shared details into a potential spinoff of the beloved police procedural drama "Blue Bloods." As the original series nears its conclusion the network is exploring ways to expand the franchise's legacy into new territory.
Zydus Lifesciences gets tentative approval from USFDA for BP lowering drug
Zydus Lifesciences announced on Thursday that it has received tentative approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) to market its generic Azilsartan Medoxomil tablets, which are used to treat high blood pressure. The USFDA's tentative approval covers Azilsartan Medoxomil tablets in strengths of 40 mg and 80 mg.
Adani Group sets a new record! 10K liters of blood donated nationwide: See pics
Adani Group and partners achieved a new milestone with over 25,000 units of blood donation on Gautam Adani's birthday, impacting 75,000 lives nationwide.
'Dexter': Why do fans keep on binge-watching this Netflix crime drama that haunts them every day? Know in detail
Netflix announced a prequel of 'Dexter' in January 2023. Earlier, a ten-episode limited series titled 'Dexter: New Blood' was announced in 2020. The crime drama series has gained massive popularity.
Flesh-eating bacteria that can kill in two days spreads faster than ever in Japan
Flesh-eating bacteria in Japan: A deadly outbreak of Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), caused by a "flesh-eating" bacteria, is rapidly spreading across Japan, with Tokyo experiencing a significant surge. STSS can lead to death within 48 hours of infection.
Russian forces kill Islamic State-linked hostage takers at detention centre
State media said that some of the men had been convicted of terrorism offences and were accused of affiliation with the Islamic State militant group, which claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall in March. The six hostage takers, one of whom wore a headband with the flag used by the Islamic State that bears an Arabic inscription, knocked out window bars and climbed down several floors by rope before taking the guards hostage with a knife and fire axe.
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Graphic India's animated shows grab top spot on Disney+ Hotstar
Graphic India's animated shows, The Legend of Hanuman and Baahubali: Crown of Blood, have achieved top positions on Disney+ Hotstar's rankings in India. The milestone marks a groundbreaking success for Indian animation. Creator Sharad Devarajan aims to showcase Indian talent and stories globally. Graphic India plans to expand into theatrical animation, including an upcoming project with Neil Gaiman.
Rise in cancer incidences among younger people in India: Study
Dr Ashish Gupta, leading the Cancer Mukt Bharat Campaign, highlighted the rise in cancer cases among under-40s and the importance of early screening. The study found late cancer detection due to low screening adoption.
Noel Tata’s three children on five Tata Trusts' board seats
The Tata Trusts, overseeing the $150-billion Tata Group, have appointed Noel Tata's three children - Leah, Maya, and Neville - to the boards of its five philanthropic organizations. This move aims to introduce younger members into the leadership of the Trusts. These appointments mark the first time six members of the Tata family are actively involved in the Trusts, with Jimmy Tata and Noel Tata also holding positions on various Trust boards. Leah, Maya, and Neville have held managerial roles in Tata operating companies and will retain these positions alongside their new trusteeship responsibilities.
On hottest days, risk of hospitalisation doubled in people having sugar, BP problems: Spanish study
A study in Spain found that extreme heat doubles the risk of hospitalisation for people with metabolic disorders, obesity, and diabetes. Higher air pollution levels worsen the risk. Heat also affects blood pressure, leading to increased hospital admissions. Men are at higher risk for injuries, while women are at higher risk for infectious, hormonal, respiratory, and urinary diseases.
US pediatrics group reverses decades-old advice against HIV-positive mothers breastfeeding
People with HIV can now breastfeed their babies if they are on effective medications, according to a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics. The report recognises that antiretroviral therapy can reduce the risk of HIV transmission through breast milk to less than 1%. Health experts emphasize the importance of shared decision-making and exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months to prevent HIV transmission.
Statue weeping blood or vision of Mother Mary: Vatican issues revised guidelines. Know in detail
The Vatican has said that there is nothing about the event that is contrary to the faith, and therefore Catholics can express devotion to it. But it is not the business of the church to authenticate inexplicable events.
Warm-blooded dinosaurs ruled the Earth 180 million years ago
Warm-blooded creatures - including birds, who are descended from dinosaurs, and humans - keep their body temperature constant whether the world around them runs cold or hot.
Covishield side effects: Doctors' group urges govt to review all Covid vaccines
AstraZeneca acknowledges Covid vaccine risk. Doctors express Covishield concerns. Emphasis on active surveillance. Urgency for investigation, fast track courts, compensation for vaccine injuries.
AstraZeneca vaccine side effect rare, occurs within a month of getting jab: Ex-ICMR Scientist
R Ganga Ketkar allays fears of Covid vaccine side effects, focusing on TTS. Covishield's low TTS risk 5-30 days post-vaccination. ICMR ensures post marketing surveillance. AstraZeneca dispels myths, promoting childhood vaccination.
'Rebel Moon - Chapter One: Chalice of Blood': Response it gets will decide content of 'Rebel Moon - Part 3'. Know about franchise plans
Zack Snyder has major plans for the franchise and he mulls making 'Rebel Moon - Part Three'. Rebel Moon's new title 'Rebel Moon - Chapter One: Chalice of Blood' also drops a hint at the future film.
Covishield Vaccine: Bereaved parents to take Serum Institute of India to Court following AstraZeneca's rare side effect admission
Covishield Vaccine Case: The parents of a woman allegedly deceased after receiving the Covishield vaccine plan to file a case against the Serum Institute of India (SII). This decision follows AstraZeneca's acknowledgment in court that their Covid shot can cause a rare side effect, providing hope for the parents in seeking justice. AstraZeneca faces a class-action lawsuit over allegations that its vaccine, developed with the University of Oxford, led to deaths and serious injuries, including thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS), characterized by blood clots and low platelet count.
Centre should urgently address alleged side-effects of Covishield, says Delhi health minister
UK-headquartered pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has admitted that in "very rare cases", its COVID-19 vaccine can cause a blood clot-related side-effect but the causal link is unknown, according to court papers being quoted in the UK media.
Have chronic depression? This can increase risk of heart disease!
Studies have found that people with depression run a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, with early and effective treatment of the mental illness lowering the risk of developing heart-related conditions.
Blue Bloods Season 14 Part 1: What's in store for the remaining episodes
As Blue Bloods Season 14 Part 1 nears its conclusion, CBS has unveiled details for the remaining episodes, offering fans a glimpse into the thrilling narratives to come. Here’s a glimpse of upcoming episodes.
DR Congo accuses Apple of using 'blood minerals' from war-torn east
The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo is accusing Apple of using "illegally exploited" minerals extracted from the country's embattled east in its products, lawyers representing the African country said Thursday. Macs, iPhones, and other Apple products are "tainted by the blood of the Congolese people", the DRC's lawyers said.
Russia and West join forces to tackle trade in 'blood diamonds' despite feud over Moscow's diamonds
US, allies, Russia back Kimberley Process at U.N. Angola, Sierra Leone, Liberia's wars led to 2003 certification. Zimbabwe's Albert Chimbindi renews commitment. EU's Clayton Curran condemns Russia. Alexander Repkin criticizes Western countries.
Trying to bring in fresh blood and fresh thinking in VIP, looking at 14% growth, says MD
VIP Industries, led by Neetu Kashiramka, focuses on regaining lost market share through product enhancements, e-commerce optimization, and market strategy improvements, targeting a significant growth in the luggage industry. Kashiramka says: "From Q4 onwards, it will be double digit growth. So, you will start to see some market share gain starting from Q4 itself."
Gurugram restaurant: What is dry ice, which caused 5 diners to vomit blood?
Five individuals fell ill after ingesting dry ice served as mouth freshener at a Gurugram restaurant. A Greater Noida resident filed a complaint after dining with his wife and friends. The substance caused burns, bleeding, and vomiting, landing four in the hospital. An FIR was lodged against the waitress under IPC sections 328 and 120-B. Dry ice, not intended for consumption, was mistakenly served, prompting forensic analysis.
Blue Bloods season 14 episode 2: Why is the release date postponed?
Blue Bloods, is a drama surrounding a Reagan family, an inter-generational group greatly dedicated to law enforcement in New York City. The CBS audiences are expecting Blue Bloods season 14's episode 2's release to experience a delay.
Hezbollah chief says Israel to pay 'with blood' for Lebanon civilians killed
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has warned that Israel will face consequences for the civilian deaths in Lebanon, stating that his group possesses missiles capable of reaching Israel's southern regions. In response, Israel carried out airstrikes in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of five fighters from Hezbollah and the Amal movement.
Research finds outdoor humidity, temperature during pregnancy can affect child's blood pressure
Exposure to outdoor humidity and temperature levels during pregnancy can affect offspring blood pressure. Higher relative humidity during pregnancy is associated with a steeper increase in childhood blood pressure, while higher temperatures are linked to a slower increase.
Govt says only processing charges to be levied for procuring blood at hospitals, blood banks
The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) has issued guidelines directing hospitals and blood banks to charge only processing fees for blood to prevent overcharging. The decision, based on the perspective that "blood is not for sale," was conveyed to states and Union Territory drugs controllers.
CT scans can increase risk of blood cancer, says study
A team led by researchers at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain found that there is a clear link between the radiation doses from CT scans and a higher risk of blood cancers, both lymphoid and myeloid.
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