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COVID-19, AMR and India
Maybe it’s not a coincidence that India is today the site of the world’s largest COVID-19 outbreak and the world’s most prominent source of antimicrobial resistant (AMR) pathogens, a.k.a. ‘superbugs’. The former fiasco is the product of failures on multiple … Continue reading
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Tagged antimicrobial resistance, broad-spectrum antibiotics, COVID-19, emergent properties, novel coronavirus, One Health, pathogens, public health, superbugs
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Curious Bends – where Indians come from, Irrawady dolphins, human spaceflight and more
1. A genetic history: Where do Indians come from? “In 2005, K. Thangaraj and his colleagues at CCMB published their findings about the origin of Andaman islanders in the journal Science. The Onge turned out to have surprisingly unmixed origins. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abenomics, Crew-module Atmospheric Reentry Experiment, GSLV Mk-III, Irrawady dolphins, Onge tribe, sterilisation, Sunderbans, superbugs
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