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New Zealand&nbsp;skipper, Kane Williamson has been&nbsp;ruled out of the 2nd Test against England due to his elbow injury. The 2nd Test&nbsp;was set to take place at Edgbaston, starting June 10. While Tom Latham&nbsp;will lead the side, Will Young has been introduced to the team as Williamson's replacement.&nbsp;Calling it a tough decision Gary Stead, NZ head coach said that the decision was taken with the ICC&nbsp;Test Championship in mind, and added that the Kiwi Batsman will be hopefully ready to face India starting June 18th.&nbsp;The Kiwi batsman who had suffered the injury in March made him miss the Bangladesh&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series and a few matches in the IPL&nbsp;2021.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Williamson ruled out of 2nd Test vs England, hopeful for WTC final

New Zealand&nbsp;skipper, Kane Williamson has been&nbsp;ruled out of the 2nd Test against England due to his elbow injury. The 2nd Test&nbsp;was set to take place at Edgbaston, starting June 10. While Tom Latham&nbsp;will lead the side, Will Young has been introduced to the team as Williamson's replacement.&nbsp; Calling it a tough decision Gary Stead, NZ head coach said that the decision was taken with the ICC&nbsp;Test Championship in mind, and added that the Kiwi Batsman will be hopefully ready to face India starting June 18th.&nbsp; The Kiwi batsman who had suffered the injury in March made him miss the Bangladesh&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series and a few matches in the IPL&nbsp;2021.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Williamson ruled out of 2nd Test vs England due to elbow injury New Zeland&nbsp;coach hopeful for Williamson's presence in&nbsp;WTC final Skipper missed ODI&nbsp;series vs Bangladesh, 3 IPL&nbsp;matches due to injury

New Zealand&nbsp;skipper, Kane Williamson has been&nbsp;ruled out of the 2nd Test against England due to his elbow injury. The 2nd Test&nbsp;was set to take place at Edgbaston, starting June 10. While Tom Latham&nbsp;will lead the side, Will Young has been introduced to the team as Williamson's replacement.&nbsp; Calling it a tough decision Gary Stead, NZ head coach said that the decision was taken with the ICC&nbsp;Test Championship in mind, and added that the Kiwi Batsman will be hopefully ready to face India starting June 18th.&nbsp; The Kiwi batsman who had suffered the injury in March made him miss the Bangladesh&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series and a few matches in the IPL&nbsp;2021.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Scientists from the&nbsp;University of Manchester have moved a step closer in developing a skin-swab test that could help diagnose Parkinson's disease.
The technique&nbsp;works by analysing compounds found in sebum, which is one of the fluids in the diagnosis of the condition.
Scientists used different mass spectrometry methods, to study samples of sebum taken from 500 people with and without Parkinson's.&nbsp;
Using the technique, they&nbsp;were able to distinguish people with Parkinson&rsquo;s with 85 per cent accuracy.
Scientists added that the test will be an extremely simple, cost-effective and painless one.&nbsp;

Skin-swab test could soon diagnose Parkinson's disease, study says 

One step closer: Scientists from the&nbsp;University of Manchester have moved a step closer in developing a skin-swab test that could help diagnose Parkinson's disease. The test will be an extremely simple, cost-effective and painless one.&nbsp;

Scientists from the&nbsp;University of Manchester have moved a step closer in developing a skin-swab test that could help diagnose Parkinson's disease.
The technique&nbsp;works by analysing compounds found in sebum, which is one of the fluids used in the diagnosis of the condition.
Scientists used different mass spectrometry methods, to study samples of sebum taken from 500 people with and without Parkinson's.&nbsp;
Using the technique, they&nbsp;were able to distinguish people with Parkinson&rsquo;s with 85 per cent accuracy.
Scientists added that the test will be an extremely simple, cost-effective and painless one.&nbsp;

Commuters at Kempegowda International Airport will now be able to get tested for Covid-19, after Bangalored International Airport Limited set up a round-the-clock facility at the airport.
Flyers, both incoming and departing, can get the RT-PCR test done and receive results in as less as 13 minutes, BIAL said. The sample collection kiosk has been set up inside the terminal while a laboratory is situated outside.
A separate area has been demarcated, for those waiting for their test results. While results of the express test would take less than 15 mins, the regular test result will take up to 6 hours.

Round-the-clock testing facility launched at Bengaluru airport

Commuters at Kempegowda International Airport will now be able to get tested for Covid-19 after BIAL&nbsp;set up a facility at the airport

Commuters at Kempegowda International Airport will now be able to get tested for Covid-19, after Bangalored International Airport Limited set up a round-the-clock facility at the airport. Flyers, both incoming and departing, can get the RT-PCR test done and receive results in as less as 13 minutes, BIAL said. The sample collection kiosk has been set up inside the terminal while a laboratory is situated outside. A separate area has been demarcated, for those waiting for their test results. While results of the express test would take less than 15 mins, the regular test result will take up to 6 hours.

Commuters at Kempegowda International Airport will now be able to get tested for Covid-19, after Bangalore&nbsp;International Airport Limited set up a round-the-clock facility at the airport.
Flyers, both incoming and departing, can get the RT-PCR test done and receive results in as less as 13 minutes, BIAL said. The sample collection kiosk has been set up inside the terminal while a laboratory is situated outside.
A separate area has been demarcated, for those waiting for their test results. While results of the express test would take less than 15 mins, the regular test result will take up to 6 hours.

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