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4 Years Of This Ch***ya: US Political Scientist Uses Hindi Expletive For Trump
Carol Christine Fair is an American political scientist and associate professor at Georgetown University
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US Pediatricians' New Covid-19 Shot Recommendations Differ From CDC Advice
For the first time in 30 years, the American Academy of Pediatrics is substantially diverging from US government vaccine recommendations.
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Best Stress-Busting Hobbies For Healthy Well-Being: Why And How They Work
Let's explore some of the best stress-busting hobbies, their benefits, and how they work to improve mental health.
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IIT Kanpur Collaborates With New York University On 7 Innovative Research Projects
The collaboration follows US President Joe Biden's visit to the G20 Summit in New Delhi and the Association of American Universities' push for such international partnerships.
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US CEO Hands Oxford University $189 Million for AI Studies
An American billionaire has given Oxford University 150 million pounds ($188.6 million) for a new institute that will study the ethical implications of artificial intelligence
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Apple Watch Detects Irregular Heartbeat in Large Study but More Research Needed
Apple Watch can detect a worrisome irregular heartbeat at least sometimes — but experts say more work is needed to tell if using wearable technology to screen for heart problems really helps.
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Gut Bacteria May Trigger Migraine
Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine (UC San Diego) have found an association between migraines and microbes that reduce nitrates.
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Big Soda Sponsored 96 Health Groups - A Big Conflict of Interest, Study Says
Nearly 100 national health and medical groups - including the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - enjoy sponsorship's by Coca-Cola Co. or Pepsi-Co, according to a new study by two Boston University researchers.
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Robert Spitzer, Psychiatrist Of Transformative Influence, Dies At 83
In the tumult of the 1960s, psychiatry found itself under siege. Critics said the field lacked scientific standards - failing to help many truly troubled people while medicating or institutionalizing others who suffered from nothing more serious than nonconformity.
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Tricky Issue of Gender Pay Gap Surfaces in White House Race
The persistent pay gap between women and men in the United States right up to Hollywood stars is emerging as a 2016 campaign issue, but experts say its root causes are complex.
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Indian-Origin Food Scientist Gets Prestigious International Award
A noted Indian-origin food scientist based in New Zealand has been honoured for his contribution in improving the quality, safety and processing efficiency of dairy food, a media report said today.
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US Authorities Dismiss Asians' Complaint Against Harvard University
The US Department of Education has dismissed a complaint filed against Harvard University earlier this year by 64 Asian-American groups, including four Indian-American organisations, that had accused the Ivy League institution of discriminating against Asian-origin applicants in its admissions process.
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Twitter Can Help Doctors Understand Patients Better
Using Twitter can help physicians answer health queries from their patients in a better way, say researchers from University of British Columbia.
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Scientists Warn of 'Mega-Drought' Risk in Western US
Long-lasting mega-droughts could occur with increasing frequency in the western United States later this century if no action is taken to rein in climate change by curbing fossil fuel use, researchers said on Thursday.
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Snack on These to Burn Belly Fat!
One of the most common causes of a failed diet regime is a sudden snack attack. Now, heres a piece of good news.
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4 Years Of This Ch***ya: US Political Scientist Uses Hindi Expletive For Trump
Carol Christine Fair is an American political scientist and associate professor at Georgetown University
-
US Pediatricians' New Covid-19 Shot Recommendations Differ From CDC Advice
For the first time in 30 years, the American Academy of Pediatrics is substantially diverging from US government vaccine recommendations.
-
Best Stress-Busting Hobbies For Healthy Well-Being: Why And How They Work
Let's explore some of the best stress-busting hobbies, their benefits, and how they work to improve mental health.
-
IIT Kanpur Collaborates With New York University On 7 Innovative Research Projects
The collaboration follows US President Joe Biden's visit to the G20 Summit in New Delhi and the Association of American Universities' push for such international partnerships.
-
US CEO Hands Oxford University $189 Million for AI Studies
An American billionaire has given Oxford University 150 million pounds ($188.6 million) for a new institute that will study the ethical implications of artificial intelligence
-
Apple Watch Detects Irregular Heartbeat in Large Study but More Research Needed
Apple Watch can detect a worrisome irregular heartbeat at least sometimes — but experts say more work is needed to tell if using wearable technology to screen for heart problems really helps.
-
Gut Bacteria May Trigger Migraine
Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine (UC San Diego) have found an association between migraines and microbes that reduce nitrates.
-
Big Soda Sponsored 96 Health Groups - A Big Conflict of Interest, Study Says
Nearly 100 national health and medical groups - including the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - enjoy sponsorship's by Coca-Cola Co. or Pepsi-Co, according to a new study by two Boston University researchers.
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Robert Spitzer, Psychiatrist Of Transformative Influence, Dies At 83
In the tumult of the 1960s, psychiatry found itself under siege. Critics said the field lacked scientific standards - failing to help many truly troubled people while medicating or institutionalizing others who suffered from nothing more serious than nonconformity.
-
Tricky Issue of Gender Pay Gap Surfaces in White House Race
The persistent pay gap between women and men in the United States right up to Hollywood stars is emerging as a 2016 campaign issue, but experts say its root causes are complex.
-
Indian-Origin Food Scientist Gets Prestigious International Award
A noted Indian-origin food scientist based in New Zealand has been honoured for his contribution in improving the quality, safety and processing efficiency of dairy food, a media report said today.
-
US Authorities Dismiss Asians' Complaint Against Harvard University
The US Department of Education has dismissed a complaint filed against Harvard University earlier this year by 64 Asian-American groups, including four Indian-American organisations, that had accused the Ivy League institution of discriminating against Asian-origin applicants in its admissions process.
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Twitter Can Help Doctors Understand Patients Better
Using Twitter can help physicians answer health queries from their patients in a better way, say researchers from University of British Columbia.
-
Scientists Warn of 'Mega-Drought' Risk in Western US
Long-lasting mega-droughts could occur with increasing frequency in the western United States later this century if no action is taken to rein in climate change by curbing fossil fuel use, researchers said on Thursday.
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Snack on These to Burn Belly Fat!
One of the most common causes of a failed diet regime is a sudden snack attack. Now, heres a piece of good news.
