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Bundibugyo Strain Of Ebola Virus Explained: The Rare Strain Responsible For The Current Outbreak
Tests for Bundibugyo exist but are not widely used. Initial analysis of samples in the current outbreak using standard tests did not detect the infections.
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Probe Into Twisha Sharma's Death Under Scanner Over A Belt, Mix-Ups In FIR
Questions relating to the investigation into Twisha Sharma's death concern a belt she allegedly used to hang herself and serious discrepancies in the police FIR in the case.
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Woman Diagnosed With Blood Cancer During Pregnancy Delivers Healthy Baby Girl At Delhi Hospital
According to the doctors, chemotherapy and continuous fetal monitoring helped stabilise the woman's condition and extend the pregnancy.
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Powerful Iranian Ultra-Hardliners Mobilise Against Iran-US Nuclear Talks
The group known as “Jebhe-ye Paydari” and described as “Super Revolutionaries,” has emerged as one of the loudest opponents of any agreement with Washington.
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ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
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US Man Goes Into Cardiac Arrest Teaching Students CPR. Then This Happened
During a CPR class, EMT instructor Karl Arps experienced cardiac arrest but was revived by students.
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India Launches Fire Safety Week In Hospitals To Prevent Disasters; See Details, What To Expect
India's Health Ministry has launched a nationwide Fire Safety Week in hospitals to boost preparedness, prevent deadly incidents, and strengthen emergency response systems. Here's why it matters for public health.
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WHO Simulates Global Outbreak Response To Boost Readiness For The Next Pandemic
WHO conducted a large-scale global simulation involving 26 countries to test outbreak preparedness. The exercise highlights the importance of coordination, workforce readiness, and rapid response to future pandemics.
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Ganga Expressway Gets An Innovative Safety Feature To Deal With Drowsiness
Ganga Expressway introduces drowsiness control safety features, AI monitoring, and an emergency air strip to enhance highway safety.
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Public Health Concerns Grow As European Union Labels New Nicotine Devices A Threat
Mothers Against Vaping (MAV) has welcomed the European Commission's recognition of emerging nicotine devices as public health concerns, saying their rising use among youth is fuelling addiction rather than aiding smoking cessation.
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SWISS Flight's Engine Fails, Catches Fire During Takeoff In Delhi, 6 Hurt
6 Injured As Swiss Air Flight's Engine Fails, Catches Fire At Delhi Airport
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This Radiation-Free Scan Can Detect Rare Lung Disease In Children? Study Explains
Radiation-free lung imaging using advanced MRI techniques is emerging as a promising tool in paediatric care.
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Is Your Savings Account Making You Poorer? Here's The Real Math
A savings account solves for immediacy in a way no other instrument fully does. But beyond that narrow role, its utility drops off quickly.
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Energy Drinks Emerging As Major Cause Of Liver Damage Among India's Youth: Doctors
New Delhi, April 19 (IANS) Leading specialists on Sunday warned that excessive consumption of energy drinks is emerging as a leading cause of liver damage among India's youth, on the occasion of the 'World Liver Day'.
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NASA Nighttime Map Shows Earth's Brightest Spots, Indian Cities Shine Bright
Social media users were stunned as the Uttar Pradesh-Bihar belt emerged as one of the brightest spots on NASA's nighttime satellite map.
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Bundibugyo Strain Of Ebola Virus Explained: The Rare Strain Responsible For The Current Outbreak
Tests for Bundibugyo exist but are not widely used. Initial analysis of samples in the current outbreak using standard tests did not detect the infections.
-
Probe Into Twisha Sharma's Death Under Scanner Over A Belt, Mix-Ups In FIR
Questions relating to the investigation into Twisha Sharma's death concern a belt she allegedly used to hang herself and serious discrepancies in the police FIR in the case.
-
Woman Diagnosed With Blood Cancer During Pregnancy Delivers Healthy Baby Girl At Delhi Hospital
According to the doctors, chemotherapy and continuous fetal monitoring helped stabilise the woman's condition and extend the pregnancy.
-
Powerful Iranian Ultra-Hardliners Mobilise Against Iran-US Nuclear Talks
The group known as “Jebhe-ye Paydari” and described as “Super Revolutionaries,” has emerged as one of the loudest opponents of any agreement with Washington.
-
ChatGPT's New 'Duty To Warn': Why Your AI Confessor Is No Longer Private
OpenAI's "Trusted Contact" rollout marks a tipping point: ChatGPT is moving from a silent assistant to a mandatory reporter. Are we ready for the end of the digital confessional?
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US Man Goes Into Cardiac Arrest Teaching Students CPR. Then This Happened
During a CPR class, EMT instructor Karl Arps experienced cardiac arrest but was revived by students.
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India Launches Fire Safety Week In Hospitals To Prevent Disasters; See Details, What To Expect
India's Health Ministry has launched a nationwide Fire Safety Week in hospitals to boost preparedness, prevent deadly incidents, and strengthen emergency response systems. Here's why it matters for public health.
-
WHO Simulates Global Outbreak Response To Boost Readiness For The Next Pandemic
WHO conducted a large-scale global simulation involving 26 countries to test outbreak preparedness. The exercise highlights the importance of coordination, workforce readiness, and rapid response to future pandemics.
-
Ganga Expressway Gets An Innovative Safety Feature To Deal With Drowsiness
Ganga Expressway introduces drowsiness control safety features, AI monitoring, and an emergency air strip to enhance highway safety.
-
Public Health Concerns Grow As European Union Labels New Nicotine Devices A Threat
Mothers Against Vaping (MAV) has welcomed the European Commission's recognition of emerging nicotine devices as public health concerns, saying their rising use among youth is fuelling addiction rather than aiding smoking cessation.
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SWISS Flight's Engine Fails, Catches Fire During Takeoff In Delhi, 6 Hurt
6 Injured As Swiss Air Flight's Engine Fails, Catches Fire At Delhi Airport
-
This Radiation-Free Scan Can Detect Rare Lung Disease In Children? Study Explains
Radiation-free lung imaging using advanced MRI techniques is emerging as a promising tool in paediatric care.
-
Is Your Savings Account Making You Poorer? Here's The Real Math
A savings account solves for immediacy in a way no other instrument fully does. But beyond that narrow role, its utility drops off quickly.
-
Energy Drinks Emerging As Major Cause Of Liver Damage Among India's Youth: Doctors
New Delhi, April 19 (IANS) Leading specialists on Sunday warned that excessive consumption of energy drinks is emerging as a leading cause of liver damage among India's youth, on the occasion of the 'World Liver Day'.
-
NASA Nighttime Map Shows Earth's Brightest Spots, Indian Cities Shine Bright
Social media users were stunned as the Uttar Pradesh-Bihar belt emerged as one of the brightest spots on NASA's nighttime satellite map.
