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“We already knew that the brain requires a lot of glucose, but it had been unclear how much neurons themselves rely on glucose and what methods they use to break the sugar down,” says Ken Nakamura, associate investigator at Gladstone and senior author of the study published in the journal Cell Reports.

Actor Banita Sandhu, who made her debut in Netflix romantic series Bridgerton 3 as Miss Malhortra, uploaded a series of pictures from the sets on her Instagram. Sharing the behind the scenes photographs, the actor called it a “wonderful experience” and how she was “grateful for the opportunity”.

The funding to scan and digitise nearly 350 fragile and priceless slides made from slices of Einstein’s brain after his death in 1955 were given to a medical museum under development in Chicago,website ‘Independent.ie’ reported.

“To get myself out of the glam doll box, that was virtually impossible. I was told things like, ‘Don’t think na, don’t have a brain,'” Choudry recalls her early days in the film industry after she moved to Mumbai in 2003.

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“The end of XP support by Microsoft on April 8 has played a role in the easing decline of PC shipments,” said Mikako Kitagawa, principal analyst at Gartner. “All regions indicated a positive effect since the end of XP support stimulated the PC refresh of XP systems. Professional desktops, in particular, showed strength in the quarter. Among key countries, Japan was greatly affected by the end of XP support, registering a 35 percent year-over-year increase in PC shipments. The growth was also boosted by sales tax change. We expect the impact of XP migration worldwide to continue throughout 2014.”

Winter months are festive and jolly, but they are also synonymous with many illnesses, many of which are preventable, such as colds and flu. Since people spend most of their time indoors or in closed spaces, it makes it easier for respiratory viruses to spread. According to Amol Naikawadi, preventive healthcare specialist and joint managing director of Indus Health Plus, we tend to lose our resistance power in cold, dry air. He warns that skin and respiratory infections can be caused by a sudden drop in temperature.