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Dr. Aditi Jain

India
As seen in: Firstpost, Outlook (India), Tech2, The Hindu Business Line, Scroll.in, Down To Earth, The Journal of Biological Chemistry, Tech Explorist, The Student (Edinburgh), BioVoice
Post Doctoral in Plant biology| Science communicator| Vigyan Prasar|Tweets and likes are personal, imaditi1987@gmail.com #Sciencewriter #scicomm
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Increasing protein and dairy intake may help reduce burden of diabetes: study

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By Dr. Aditi Jain
| Tech Explorist
New Delhi, July 16 (India Science Wire): Diabetes – increase in blood glucose levels – is an emerging health problem especially in developing countries. According to the World Health Organisation, India had 69 million diabetic individuals in 2015 and the number is projected to go up to 98 million by 2030.
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Yamuna highly polluted in many stretches beyond Delhi too

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By Dr. Aditi Jain
| Tech Explorist
The stretch of Yamuna river that extends from Delhi to Etawah in Uttar Pradesh is highly polluted, according to a new study that monitored water quality at twelve sites. Yamuna, which originates from Yamunotri glacier crosses seven states before joining the Ganga at Allahabad, provides water to 57 million inhabitants for their daily use. It receives variety of wastes and pollutants from households, industries and agriculture run-off making it polluted.
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Particulate Matter from cigarettes, mosquito coils make indoor pollution toxic: study

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By Dr. Aditi Jain
| Tech Explorist
Indoor pollution is a major cause of worry in homes and closed environments. Now a new study has warned that burning of mosquito coils and cigarettes in closed places releases traces of heavy metals and particulate matter in the environment which may cause adverse health impacts following prolonged exposure.
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