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Pranjal Malewar

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India, Nagpur
As seen in: Inceptive Mind, Tech Explorist, Flipboard, New Atlas, EIN News, Genetic Literacy Project, ANDA - Agência de Notícias, Science X, Gear Open, AGU's Eos
Covers:  Science, Research, Innovations
Science writer: @Techexplorist , @Inceptive_mind , @Nwtls

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Pranjal Malewar’s Biography

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Pranjal Amit Malewar is an enthusiastic science writer who enjoys exploring various scientific topics. He has a keen interest in astronomy and is also inclined towards writing about new technology. He is committed to spreading accurate and intelligent scientific information in an easy and accessible manner.

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Pranjal Amit Malewar is an enthusiastic science writer who enjoys exploring various scientific topics. She ha…

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They look like human embryos, but scientists say something is still missing

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By Pranjal Malewar Verified
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For decades, scientists have dreamed of peering into the earliest days of human life, those fragile moments when a fertilized egg becomes a tiny ball of cells, and the foundations of pregnancy are laid. But studying real human embryos is fraught with ethical and technical challenges. Enter blastoids: stem-cell-generated structures that have several of the characteristics of embryos– an exciting new development.
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Why can cannabis make you feel calm one moment and terrified the next?

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By Pranjal Malewar Verified
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For many people, cannabis represents a way to relax. However, there are times when using cannabis may actually cause you to experience a sudden attack of anxiety or even a panic attack, especially during times of high stress. A new study from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, published Oct. 2 in Nature Communications, reveals why: a specific set of neurons in the brain’s central amygdala appears to drive this anxious response after exposure to cannabinoid drugs.
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Eating sugar may worsen the gut damage caused by antibiotics

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By Pranjal Malewar Verified
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Antibiotics are lifesaving drugs, but they come with collateral damage: they wipe out not only harmful bacteria but also the diverse community of helpful microbes in our gut. Now, a major new study shows that eating sweets while on antibiotics can make that damage significantly worse. Researchers from NYU Langone Health, City of Hope, and Memorial Sloan Kettering tracked the diets and microbiomes of 173 hospitalized cancer patients and recorded more than 9,400 meals.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writer

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Nope

How is social media changing news?

Yes