In The Buzz Cut, we bring you a round-up of news you wish wasn’t news.

"Kissing -- like touching and smelling -- is an emotion-driven act that allows us to identify the most compatible and ‘evolutionary advantageous’ partner."

Liquid water is not stable on the surface of Mars. But this new evidence indicates the planet once had a warmer, wetter climate.

An effective metaphor for rising Covid19 cases could be “describing a sink that has water dripping slowly from a faucet one week and quickly overflooding the next week.”

Rehabilitation in the form of social support and free medical treatment, can help survivors reintegrate into society and challenge social stigma.

“When infrastructure doesn't take into account women's needs, it automatically excludes them.”

The link between memory and purpose may help researchers work towards better outcomes for physical and mental health.

As a judge critical of the police in the 2020 Delhi riots case is transferred, we look at how the pattern undermines judicial independence.

The findings can help fill gaps in the tardigrades' evolutionary history, as they have managed to survive every mass extinction event.

1,566 of the patients in the study were from India and in the "lower middle income" category, which has the highest risk of missing surgery.

New Delhi ranks second on this list, suggesting that half the world population vulnerable to life-threatening heat is based in India.

"I was at the end of the line. It was not a life worth living," a patient said. After the implant, she reports lasting relief.