Fact check: Does putting a claw clip on the eyebrow really help with migraines?

A viral social media trend suggests using claw clips on eyebrows to alleviate migraines, garnering millions of views. While some users report relief, Dr. Suzanne Wylie expresses skepticism, citing a lack of scientific evidence. Neurologist Soniya Tambe Jinde explains the potential benefit through the Gate Control Theory of Pain, where pressure may reduce pain signals…

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Rims Governing Body decision: MRI procurement, ventilator repairs, and biometric attendance to enhance healthcare services

The Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) governing body has approved the procurement of an MRI machine, urgent repairs to trauma center ventilators, and strict biometric attendance to prevent unauthorized private practice. State health minister instructed officials to expedite procurement processes and address logistical challenges. The governing body will reconvene on October 9 to assess…

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Can computers read minds? Shocking study decodes human thoughts without speech or movement

Scientists have made a breakthrough in brain-computer interface technology. This allows computers to understand thoughts directly from the brain. Stanford University successfully decoded human thoughts on a computer. The technology uses electrodes implanted in the brain. It detects neural activity and interprets it into commands. This development could help people with paralysis or speech impairment….

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Over 42000 schools register for Mukhyamantri Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar

The Mukhyamantri Swachh Vidyalaya Puraskar witnessed significant participation from Jharkhand schools, highlighting a commitment to cleanliness and hygiene. With over 42,000 validated entries, the award recognizes schools excelling in water, sanitation, and hygiene practices. This initiative aims to foster healthier learning environments and promote lifelong cleanliness habits, building upon Jharkhand’s previous strong performance in national…

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