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Sergey Brin’s Foundation backed study to detect Parkinson’s in early stages

The Sergey Brin Family Foundation, founded by Google co-founder Sergey Brin, plays a pivotal role in advancing research for conditions of the central nervous system and energy solutions. A key achievement is the αSyn-SAA diagnostic test, which effectively identifies Parkinson’s disease pathology in living patients. With over 1,100 participants involved, the test demonstrated impressive sensitivity and specificity.

Russia Pounds Ukraine With Drone Strikes As German Chancellor Visits Kyiv

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said one person was killed in Sunday's attacks, while six others were injured, as he posted a video of the destruction that Russia has unleashed on his country this week.

Who is Sharmila Mona Sinha? The '3rd daughter' who became a US Hall of Famer

Sharmila Mona Sinha, who grew up in Kolkata, has been inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame. She became the second Indian woman to receive this honor, following Indra Nooyi. Sinha's journey has included time in investment banking and philanthropic efforts for women's rights. She currently serves as CEO of Equality Now, addressing issues affecting women globally.

"War Isn't Over": Al-Qaeda Praises flydubai Co-Pilot, Calls For More Attacks

Titled 'Between September 11 and September 30', the editorial had images of a plane crashing into the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001, as well as the Tel Aviv-bound flydubai flight FZ 1073.

Lionel Messi’s foundation helped fund €37m childhood cancer centre in Barcelona

Asiad '26: Leaner Indian contingent produces fewer golds but better return-per-medal

India's medal tally fell from 106 at the Hangzhou Asian Games to 85 at Aichi-Nagoya, but the contingent was also 25% smaller. The deeper comparison reveals a more nuanced picture: improved medals-per-athlete efficiency, an unchanged gold yield, and a striking dependence on the final two days.

"What's Bothering You": Vijay Hits Back Over MK Stalin's "Shooting" Remark

Vijay, who won an unprecedented mandate in the recently held assembly elections in the state, said: "I am not someone who meets people only during elections. I will meet my people any time I want and as many times I want. What's bothering you?"

'Viksit Bharat Very Much In Realm Of Realisation': Shaktikanta Das

"A leap to Viksit Bharat by 2047 is very much in the realm of realisation," Shaktikanta Das said

Patrick Mahomes’ ACL rehab tests Brittany Mahomes and family

Patrick Mahomes encountered substantial hurdles while recovering from a serious knee injury, deeply affecting his family dynamics. During his prolonged rehabilitation, his wife Brittany stepped up, managing increased household duties. With three kids, Mahomes expressed the difficulty of missing family moments, which fueled his determination to overcome the challenges, showcasing their united and resilient family journey as he prepares to return to football.

Bengal to bring law against land & love jihad, implement UCC in 6 months: CM Suvendu

Lucknow Man Electrocutes Drinking Partner To Steal Rs 2,250 From His Pocket

By dumping the body outside someone else's house, the accused wanted to pass the crime off as an accidental death.

Jio Platforms IPO likely by Oct-end; $3.8 bn issue, $143-146 bn company valuation: Report

Jio Platforms is preparing for its stock market debut with an estimated issue size of $3.8 billion, which could set records. The IPO aims for a valuation of $143-146 billion, with filings expected in mid-October. Reliance Jio’s expansion includes telecom, cloud, AI, and services, reporting significant financial growth recently. Past investors include tech giants like Meta and Google, contributing substantial capital to the company.

'Not a single post': BJP attacks Congress over 'silence' on flydubai pilot Smit

AI Alerts to ‘Plan Bee’: How Railways saved 255 elephants from train collisions in northeast

Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation helped protect 410,000 sq km of Seychelles ocean

Seychelles protected 30% of its ocean by 2020 through a debt conversion deal linked to long-term conservation. The plan safeguards 410,000 sq km of ocean, while allowing sustainable fishing, tourism and other economic activities. Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation was among the private funders supporting the financial transaction.

Sharad Sagar left US to work in India; years later, White House invited him back

After studying in the US, Sharad Vivek Sagar decided to return to Bihar, despite his friends' disbelief. They teased him, challenging his choice, and he quipped that only a White House invitation would lure him back. Years later, his dedication to education earned him an invite from Barack Obama, turning a light-hearted jest into reality and representing his commitment to his home state.

New lizard species found above 15,750 feet in Peru’s harsh Andes landscape

California family bought painting for $100; 75 years later, it was valued at $500,000

A painting by Joseph Kleitsch that cost $100 in 1939 later gained a valuation of $500,000. The artwork depicts early Laguna Beach and showcases Kleitsch's significant contributions to California Impressionism. Following its appearance on Antiques Roadshow, the painting sold for an undisclosed amount exceeding the television valuation. It subsequently featured in exhibitions at the Irvine Museum and Laguna Art Museum in later years.

‘Doing everything to protect its ACP’: CJP claims Delhi Police refused to file FIR

The Cockroach Janata Party has accused Delhi Police of refusing to register a FIR against ACP Vivek Bhagat. This refusal was allegedly attributed to an ongoing Crime Branch investigation related to the complaint. Three women journalists also claimed manhandling by police during their detention at a protest. Delhi Police confirmed the complaints had been registered and that the matter was referred to the Crime Branch.

Asian Games MVPs: Meet teenage sensation Yu Zidi & sprint king Puripol Boonson

Yu Zidi, a 13-year-old swimmer from China, set multiple records and won three gold medals at the Asian Games. Puripol Boonson, a 20-year-old sprinter from Thailand, achieved a 100m-200m double with four record-breaking performances. Both athletes earned the titles of Female and Male Most Valuable Players for their remarkable achievements. Their performances established them as promising stars in Asian sports moving forward.