Puja Bhattacharjee
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Puja is a multimedia journalist based in Kolkata, India. She writes about social justice, health, policy, LGBTQIA+ issues and culture.
Stories by Puja Bhattacharjee
This RNA Protein May Help Slow Down Ageing
The study reveals that PELOTA-mediated RNA surveillance links ribosome quality control to longevity through autophagy regulation.
Filipino Researchers Decode A Rare Weather Mystery
The study mapped nearly two decades of hail events in the Philippines, revealing that these icy storms, although rare, are more widespread than previously believed.
Not Everyone’s Liver Reacts the Same to Alcohol—Here’s Why
In some people liver cells damaged by alcohol produce more reactive oxygen species, which can lead to cell death and trigger inflammation.
Scientists Identify Immune Cells That Unlock Scleroderma Mysteries
High levels of certain immune cells in patients with systemic sclerosis are linked to serious health problems, including scleroderma renal crisis and interstitial lung disease.
Youth Report Social Media Usage Impacting Their Self Worth And Mental Health
68 percent of the respondents reported difficulties with focusing, and 52 percent admitted they frequently got distracted by social media during their class at school.
“Pop The Biofilm” Treatment For Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
This new approach utilizes nanotechnology, gene suppression, and delivery strategies to combat superbug infections that antibiotics cannot treat.
AI’s Diagnostic Skills Are Now Comparable To Non-Expert Physicians
Study results suggest generative AI could be used in training medical students and residents.
Learning From Environmental Defenders
Drawing on traditional knowledge systems, environmental researchers and policymakers in Asia are working with indigenous communities to design better strategies for environmental conservation.
Moderate Morning Light In Bedroom Can Enhance Wakefulness
Residential architectural designs should incorporate elements such as exposure to natural light in bedrooms to improve alertness.
This RNA Protein May Help Slow Down Ageing
The study reveals that PELOTA-mediated RNA surveillance links ribosome quality control to longevity through autophagy regulation.
Filipino Researchers Decode A Rare Weather Mystery
The study mapped nearly two decades of hail events in the Philippines, revealing that these icy storms, although rare, are more widespread than previously believed.
Not Everyone’s Liver Reacts the Same to Alcohol—Here’s Why
In some people liver cells damaged by alcohol produce more reactive oxygen species, which can lead to cell death and trigger inflammation.
Scientists Identify Immune Cells That Unlock Scleroderma Mysteries
High levels of certain immune cells in patients with systemic sclerosis are linked to serious health problems, including scleroderma renal crisis and interstitial lung disease.
Youth Report Social Media Usage Impacting Their Self Worth And Mental Health
68 percent of the respondents reported difficulties with focusing, and 52 percent admitted they frequently got distracted by social media during their class at school.
“Pop The Biofilm” Treatment For Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs
This new approach utilizes nanotechnology, gene suppression, and delivery strategies to combat superbug infections that antibiotics cannot treat.
AI’s Diagnostic Skills Are Now Comparable To Non-Expert Physicians
Study results suggest generative AI could be used in training medical students and residents.
Learning From Environmental Defenders
Drawing on traditional knowledge systems, environmental researchers and policymakers in Asia are working with indigenous communities to design better strategies for environmental conservation.
Moderate Morning Light In Bedroom Can Enhance Wakefulness
Residential architectural designs should incorporate elements such as exposure to natural light in bedrooms to improve alertness.









