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From Poor Focus To Mood Changes: How A Disrupted Circadian Rhythm Can Affect The Brain
Deep in the brain sits a small cluster of cells that reads light and dark and uses that information to set the body's internal schedule.
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Video: Mid-Air Horror As Turkish Airlines Flight 'Starts To Plummet' While Landing In Tunisia
The passenger said that the pilot tried to land the plane at the same airport three times, "flying right through a storm!"
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Rise In Somali Pirate Attacks And A Shift Towards Red Sea Route
With maritime traffic disrupted around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, shipping carriers have increasingly been forced to take longer routes around the southern tip of Africa.
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Iran Says Discovered Over 200 Billion Cubic Metres Of Natural Gas
"New gas reserves were discovered in the south of Fars province," Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad told state television.
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Corporate Employee Laid Off In His 40s Reveals 3 Important Life Lessons
A corporate employee shares three key lessons he learned after being laid off in his 40s.
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WhatsApp Down? Thousands Report Problems Sending Photos, Videos And Stickers
Thousands of WhatsApp users reported problems sending photos, videos, stickers and other media files, with complaints emerging from several countries.
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NASA's Telescope Captures Rare Orphan Black Hole Shredding A Star
The newly discovered event was found more than 30,000 light-years away from its galaxy's centre.
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Snake Causes Panic At Ticket Counter Of Thane's Dombivli Railway Station
A large snake briefly disrupted ticket sales at Dombivli railway station on Saturday evening.
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Bodies Float Out As Rain Floods Graveyard In UP's Saharanpur
Rain over three days caused the ground at the cemetery to cave in at several spots. As water flowed through the graveyard, it damaged a number of graves and uncovered bodies buried beneath, including their burial shrouds.
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Environmental Chemicals, Pollution Under Scanner As Doctors Flag Concerns Over Hypospadias
Hypospadias affects one in 150 to 200 male births globally and is linked to genetics, hormone exposure, and environmental chemicals.
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What Are Obesogens? How Plastics Can Trigger Insulin Resistance
Hidden chemical compounds found in everyday plastics could biochemically alter metabolic pathways to trigger insulin resistance and increase fat storage.
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From France To Italy, 7 European Tourist Destinations Where Heatwave Created Chaos
In Paris, iconic attractions such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre have reduced operating hours to manage heat exposure
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Mumbai Bus Services Hit As Transport Body Employees Go On Indefinite Strike
The BEST undertaking is yet to issue an official statement on the exact impact of the strike, which has been called by the BEST Sanyukt Kamgar Kruti Samiti, a joint action committee comprising 12 unions.
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Poor Sleep In Your 40s And 50s May Raise Alzheimer's Risk Later; AIIMS Doctor Explains
Can skimping on sleep in midlife affect your brain decades later? Experts say poor sleep may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease by impairing the brain's ability to clear toxic proteins linked to dementia.
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Heatwave Crisis: Why Passive Cooling Must Be Treated As A Public Health Tool
From disrupting sleep and threatening pregnancies to hitting livelihoods, heatwaves fall hardest on the urban poor, with experts across disciplines converging on a common response of using passive cooling.
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From Poor Focus To Mood Changes: How A Disrupted Circadian Rhythm Can Affect The Brain
Deep in the brain sits a small cluster of cells that reads light and dark and uses that information to set the body's internal schedule.
-
Video: Mid-Air Horror As Turkish Airlines Flight 'Starts To Plummet' While Landing In Tunisia
The passenger said that the pilot tried to land the plane at the same airport three times, "flying right through a storm!"
-
Rise In Somali Pirate Attacks And A Shift Towards Red Sea Route
With maritime traffic disrupted around the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, shipping carriers have increasingly been forced to take longer routes around the southern tip of Africa.
-
Iran Says Discovered Over 200 Billion Cubic Metres Of Natural Gas
"New gas reserves were discovered in the south of Fars province," Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad told state television.
-
Corporate Employee Laid Off In His 40s Reveals 3 Important Life Lessons
A corporate employee shares three key lessons he learned after being laid off in his 40s.
-
WhatsApp Down? Thousands Report Problems Sending Photos, Videos And Stickers
Thousands of WhatsApp users reported problems sending photos, videos, stickers and other media files, with complaints emerging from several countries.
-
NASA's Telescope Captures Rare Orphan Black Hole Shredding A Star
The newly discovered event was found more than 30,000 light-years away from its galaxy's centre.
-
Snake Causes Panic At Ticket Counter Of Thane's Dombivli Railway Station
A large snake briefly disrupted ticket sales at Dombivli railway station on Saturday evening.
-
Bodies Float Out As Rain Floods Graveyard In UP's Saharanpur
Rain over three days caused the ground at the cemetery to cave in at several spots. As water flowed through the graveyard, it damaged a number of graves and uncovered bodies buried beneath, including their burial shrouds.
-
Environmental Chemicals, Pollution Under Scanner As Doctors Flag Concerns Over Hypospadias
Hypospadias affects one in 150 to 200 male births globally and is linked to genetics, hormone exposure, and environmental chemicals.
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What Are Obesogens? How Plastics Can Trigger Insulin Resistance
Hidden chemical compounds found in everyday plastics could biochemically alter metabolic pathways to trigger insulin resistance and increase fat storage.
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From France To Italy, 7 European Tourist Destinations Where Heatwave Created Chaos
In Paris, iconic attractions such as the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre have reduced operating hours to manage heat exposure
-
Mumbai Bus Services Hit As Transport Body Employees Go On Indefinite Strike
The BEST undertaking is yet to issue an official statement on the exact impact of the strike, which has been called by the BEST Sanyukt Kamgar Kruti Samiti, a joint action committee comprising 12 unions.
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Poor Sleep In Your 40s And 50s May Raise Alzheimer's Risk Later; AIIMS Doctor Explains
Can skimping on sleep in midlife affect your brain decades later? Experts say poor sleep may increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease by impairing the brain's ability to clear toxic proteins linked to dementia.
-
Heatwave Crisis: Why Passive Cooling Must Be Treated As A Public Health Tool
From disrupting sleep and threatening pregnancies to hitting livelihoods, heatwaves fall hardest on the urban poor, with experts across disciplines converging on a common response of using passive cooling.
