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After Sex, Drugs, Alcohol Rehab, Now There's De-Addiction For AI
AI addiction and dependence is reportedly on the rise. There are now support groups similar to Alcoholics Anonymous that can help those in need recover.
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As Students "Flex" AI Use, Professors Worry They're "Outsourcing Thinking"
Students openly admit using ChatGPT for assignments, brainstorming and revisions. As AI becomes impossible to ignore, educators are rethinking homework, cheating and what it means to actually learn.
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A Tale Of Two Countries: France's Nuclear Bet vs Germany's Renewable Push
France's decades-long investment in nuclear power now appears to be a strategic advantage. In Germany, fossil imports still play a central role.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
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Alcohol Disrupts Brain Communication Even At Legal Driving Limit, Study Finds
A new brain imaging study of 107 adults has found that even moderate alcohol consumption reduces whole brain communication and increases localised activity.
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Man Reveals Talking To ChatGPT 8 Times A Day: 'I Couldn't Get Away'
Paisley, 23, from Manchester, started talking to ChatGPT a year ago, and before he could realise, the chatbot became a makeshift sanctuary for him.
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65 Years After His Death, Body Of British Man Found In Antarctic Glacier
The remains of Dennis "Tink" Bell, who was 25 when he fell into a crevasse while working in Antarctica, have been discovered.
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Understanding The Role Of Insulin In Diabetes Management
This article explores how insulin works, the different types of insulin therapy, and tips for managing diabetes with insulin for those who need it.
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CrowdStrike Crash Raises Questions About Technological Dependency
Catastrophic computer outages caused by a software update from one company have once again exposed the dangers of global technological dependence on a handful of players, experts warned on Friday.
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India Showed Will To Counter China's Activities In 2023: US Official
India in 2023 showcased itself as a global leader as it demonstrated a greater willingness to counter China's activity throughout the Indo-Pacific region and took steps to modernise its military and reduce its dependency on Russian origin-equipment,
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In Delhi Climate Plan Draft, Less Reliance On Other States For Hydropower
The Delhi government's draft action plan proposes a reduction in the national capital's reliance on hydropower from other states, taking into account potential future challenges to generation capacity due to changes in temperature and precipitation.
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Centre Raises Income Limit Of Disabled Dependents For Family Pension
The defence ministry on Tuesday said it has decided to enhance the income criteria for granting family pensions to children and siblings suffering from a disability.
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After Sex, Drugs, Alcohol Rehab, Now There's De-Addiction For AI
AI addiction and dependence is reportedly on the rise. There are now support groups similar to Alcoholics Anonymous that can help those in need recover.
-
As Students "Flex" AI Use, Professors Worry They're "Outsourcing Thinking"
Students openly admit using ChatGPT for assignments, brainstorming and revisions. As AI becomes impossible to ignore, educators are rethinking homework, cheating and what it means to actually learn.
-
A Tale Of Two Countries: France's Nuclear Bet vs Germany's Renewable Push
France's decades-long investment in nuclear power now appears to be a strategic advantage. In Germany, fossil imports still play a central role.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
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Nicotine Gums Need To Be Regulated Better For Those Who Want To Quit Smoking: Experts
In India, nicotine gums fall under Schedule K exemptions of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, intended to improve access to essential public health interventions.
-
Alcohol Disrupts Brain Communication Even At Legal Driving Limit, Study Finds
A new brain imaging study of 107 adults has found that even moderate alcohol consumption reduces whole brain communication and increases localised activity.
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Man Reveals Talking To ChatGPT 8 Times A Day: 'I Couldn't Get Away'
Paisley, 23, from Manchester, started talking to ChatGPT a year ago, and before he could realise, the chatbot became a makeshift sanctuary for him.
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65 Years After His Death, Body Of British Man Found In Antarctic Glacier
The remains of Dennis "Tink" Bell, who was 25 when he fell into a crevasse while working in Antarctica, have been discovered.
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Understanding The Role Of Insulin In Diabetes Management
This article explores how insulin works, the different types of insulin therapy, and tips for managing diabetes with insulin for those who need it.
-
CrowdStrike Crash Raises Questions About Technological Dependency
Catastrophic computer outages caused by a software update from one company have once again exposed the dangers of global technological dependence on a handful of players, experts warned on Friday.
-
India Showed Will To Counter China's Activities In 2023: US Official
India in 2023 showcased itself as a global leader as it demonstrated a greater willingness to counter China's activity throughout the Indo-Pacific region and took steps to modernise its military and reduce its dependency on Russian origin-equipment,
-
In Delhi Climate Plan Draft, Less Reliance On Other States For Hydropower
The Delhi government's draft action plan proposes a reduction in the national capital's reliance on hydropower from other states, taking into account potential future challenges to generation capacity due to changes in temperature and precipitation.
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Centre Raises Income Limit Of Disabled Dependents For Family Pension
The defence ministry on Tuesday said it has decided to enhance the income criteria for granting family pensions to children and siblings suffering from a disability.
