Ritwik Roy

Copy Editor, IBT AU

991-1020 (out of 2027)

Ritwik Roy has a master's degree in Advertising and Public Relations. As a kid, he wanted to be a musician and was fondly called "Boom Boom." He is  a self-confessed horror and fantasy movie freak. He joined IBTimes Australia in November 2015. He may be reached at r.roy@ibtimes.com.au.

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More From Ritwik Roy

Flesh-eating ulcer spreads to Melbourne; Rapid diagnostic test available

Melbourne’s southeast suburbs are being terrorised by a flesh-eating ulcer that can even lead to limb amputations. The flesh-eating ulcer, known as Buruli ulcer, has hit record levels in Victoria where 45 cases have been reported this year. The inner Melbourne suburbs of Cheltenham, Hampton and Bentleigh have now been affected by the disease.
Aug 04, 2016

Alzheimer’s disease risk rises with decrease in weight in late life

Scientists at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) and Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) have found a link between lower weight and Alzheimer’s disease risk. They have associated lower body mass index (BMI) with greater deposits of Alzheimer's-associated amyloid plaques in the brains of older individuals.
Aug 04, 2016

Milky Way's core is a cosmic desert with no new stars, astronomers discover

Astronomers have reportedly discovered the most-desolate place in the Milky Way. The vast expanse right at the centre could well be a cosmic desert that is completely devoid of young stars. The new study by the international team of researchers promises to better the understanding of the entire Milky Way.
Aug 03, 2016

Bee semen fights off pathogens, may be used in medicine

Australian scientists have found proteins in bee semen that may be used to make medicines for pathogens that threaten bee population. Proteins in bee seminal fluid can fight off pathogens almost immediately even when the male bees had never encountered any threat.
Aug 03, 2016

Brisbane measles alert: Infected New Zealander sends Queensland Health into alert mode

Brisbane has issued a measles alert after an infected man travelled through the city’s international airport. The person from New Zealand spent time at the airport’s transit lounge on July 24 while travelling from Bali to Wellington. Queensland Health has warned those who were in the airport during that time to be alert for measles symptoms such as runny nose, lethargy, fever and a telltale rash.
Aug 03, 2016

Younger generation having lesser sex than their parents, study shows

An ongoing US research has revealed that more adults in the age group of 20-24 are having lesser sex than those in the same age group but who were born in the 60s, 70s and 80s. Thus, the Millennials are involved in lesser sexual activity, the survey of almost 27,000 people confirmed. The new sexual revolution has left behind a larger segment of this generation than previously thought.
Aug 03, 2016

Cannabis Australia: Queensland children with severe drug-resistant epilepsy eligible for medical marijuana trial

Medicinal cannabis trial, announced in 2015, will now be available to Queensland children who have severe drug-resistant epilepsy. They can take part in the medical marijuana clinical trial after a deal signed with a British drug company. The State Government signed a memorandum of understanding with GW Pharmaceuticals to access Epidiolex, a liquid form of pure cannabidiol.
Jul 28, 2016

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