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Drinking Soda And Fruit Juice Could Boost Your Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: New Study
Whether it is cola or juice, drinking sugar may be far worse than eating it, new data shows.
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New Haplocanthosaurus Specimen Uncovered in Colorado’s Dry Mesa Dinosaur Quarry
A new Haplocanthosaurus specimen has been discovered at the Dry Mesa Dinosaur Quarry in Colorado, contributing valuable insights into this rare sauropod from the Late Jurassic period. The find includes vertebrae and a tibia, helping to extend the genus’s range within the Morrison Formation. This discovery sheds light on the anatomy and evolutiona...
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ChatGPT Performs Worse Than Students at Accounting Exams, Struggles With Mathematical Process
Researchers found students to have fared better at accounting exams than ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot product. The researchers from Brigham Young University (BYU), US, and 186 other universities wanted to know how OpenAI's technology would fare on accounting exams.
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US Researchers Say They’ve Figured Out How To Create Real-Life Images That Move In The Air
Researchers in the US have made Star Wars style holograms, they say. The researchers used laser beams to trap and illuminate a tiny particle in the air and moved the beam, dragging the tiny particle with it, to draw an image in the air.
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WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger May Still Put User Information at Risk, Claims Study
A study has highlighted the importance of what is called an 'authentication ceremony' to help mitigate the risk.
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Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
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Helicopter Parenting Harms Kids Regardless of Love or Support
Parents, take note! Researchers have found that the so-called 'helicopter parenting' or over-involvement in the lives of children is detrimental to kids, regardless of how loving and supportive the parents might be.
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Turkeys May Help Develop Life-Saving Antibiotic
Scientists have discovered that the biological machinery needed to produce a potentially life-saving antibiotic is found in turkeys. Researchers from Brigham Young University found that the antibiotic to target staph infections and strep throat can come...
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Texting excessively may lower "relationship quality" in couples: Study
According to a study by Brigham Young University, texting for relationship maintenance or too frequently may have adverse effects.
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Instagram food photos can ruin your appetite: Study
According to a study by Brigham Young University, looking at too many pictures of food gives you 'sensory boredom.'
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Drinking Soda And Fruit Juice Could Boost Your Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes: New Study
Whether it is cola or juice, drinking sugar may be far worse than eating it, new data shows.
-
New Haplocanthosaurus Specimen Uncovered in Colorado’s Dry Mesa Dinosaur Quarry
A new Haplocanthosaurus specimen has been discovered at the Dry Mesa Dinosaur Quarry in Colorado, contributing valuable insights into this rare sauropod from the Late Jurassic period. The find includes vertebrae and a tibia, helping to extend the genus’s range within the Morrison Formation. This discovery sheds light on the anatomy and evolutiona...
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ChatGPT Performs Worse Than Students at Accounting Exams, Struggles With Mathematical Process
Researchers found students to have fared better at accounting exams than ChatGPT, OpenAI's chatbot product. The researchers from Brigham Young University (BYU), US, and 186 other universities wanted to know how OpenAI's technology would fare on accounting exams.
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US Researchers Say They’ve Figured Out How To Create Real-Life Images That Move In The Air
Researchers in the US have made Star Wars style holograms, they say. The researchers used laser beams to trap and illuminate a tiny particle in the air and moved the beam, dragging the tiny particle with it, to draw an image in the air.
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WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger May Still Put User Information at Risk, Claims Study
A study has highlighted the importance of what is called an 'authentication ceremony' to help mitigate the risk.
-
Soak Up The Sun To Boost Emotional, Mental Health: Study
Soaking up some sun may help improve your mental and emotional well-being, a new study has claimed.
-
Helicopter Parenting Harms Kids Regardless of Love or Support
Parents, take note! Researchers have found that the so-called 'helicopter parenting' or over-involvement in the lives of children is detrimental to kids, regardless of how loving and supportive the parents might be.
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Turkeys May Help Develop Life-Saving Antibiotic
Scientists have discovered that the biological machinery needed to produce a potentially life-saving antibiotic is found in turkeys. Researchers from Brigham Young University found that the antibiotic to target staph infections and strep throat can come...
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Texting excessively may lower "relationship quality" in couples: Study
According to a study by Brigham Young University, texting for relationship maintenance or too frequently may have adverse effects.
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Instagram food photos can ruin your appetite: Study
According to a study by Brigham Young University, looking at too many pictures of food gives you 'sensory boredom.'
