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Harvard Study Says China's Rare Earth Restrictions Drive Innovation Abroad
A Harvard study finds that China's rare earth export restrictions have unintentionally boosted innovation, productivity and global competitiveness among companies outside China.
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Yoga Aids Speedy Opioid Withdrawal Recovery, Improves Anxiety, Sleep: Study
Yoga can aid in the speedy recovery of people with opioid withdrawal, as well as improve anxiety, sleep, and pain in them, according to a study.
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A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
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Visiting The US? Plan A Day Trip At Harvard, America's Oldest University
Whether you're on a family holiday with the kids or just seeking to experience the vibes of a university town, Boston ought to be on your list.
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US National University Rankings 2026: Check Top Colleges, Fees And More
Best Colleges In US: Tied with Duke University for the seventh position are Johns Hopkins University, Northwestern University, and the University of Pennsylvania
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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
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"Vitamin D Deficiency Is Usually Silent," AIIMS, Harvard Doctor Reveals Early Signs And Ways To Fix It
Beyond bone health, vitamin D also contributes to a healthy immune system. Some studies also suggest a strong link between vitamin D and mental and emotional well-being
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
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Study Reveals How Humans Touch Unfamiliar Objects, Shaping Human–Robot Interaction Research
A Harvard-led study has revealed that humans form unique touch patterns when exploring unfamiliar objects without goals. By categorizing movements into observational, perceptual, constructive, and hedonic actions, researchers found responses shaped by prior knowledge and object changes. The findings, published in PLOS One, may guide intuitive desig...
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How To Stop Waiting For Motivation And Start Taking Action
Most of us keep waiting for motivation before starting any task, but this only leads to procrastination. According to Harvard Health Publishing Website, the real secret is to take small, practical steps that create momentum.
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New Harvard Study Confirms This Common Vitamin Can Slow Ageing Process
The discussion around what constitutes an "adequate" blood level of vitamin D is a "controversial topic".
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Using Paracetamol During Pregnancy? Harvard Experts Warn It May Increase Autism, ADHD Risk
The study urged mothers-to-be to use paracetamol, a common over-the-counter medication, sparingly, as it could cause neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Study Abroad: 50 Best Colleges In US For Long-Term Career Success
LinkedIn 2025 rankings of US colleges for career success highlight how elite institutions continue to dominate pathways into high-paying jobs.
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Belgian Princess To Resume Harvard Studies After Trump's Foreign Student Ban
Princess Elisabeth, 23-year-old heir to the Belgian throne, will be able to continue her studies at Harvard University, her spokespeople said, after she was caught up in a US government move to bar the entry of foreign students to study there.
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Top Indian Business Leaders, Politicians Who Studied From Harvard University
Top Harvard Graduates In India: Harvard University is currently ranked as the fifth-best university in the world with an Employer Reputation of 100.
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Harvard Study Says China's Rare Earth Restrictions Drive Innovation Abroad
A Harvard study finds that China's rare earth export restrictions have unintentionally boosted innovation, productivity and global competitiveness among companies outside China.
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Yoga Aids Speedy Opioid Withdrawal Recovery, Improves Anxiety, Sleep: Study
Yoga can aid in the speedy recovery of people with opioid withdrawal, as well as improve anxiety, sleep, and pain in them, according to a study.
-
A Single Binge Drinking Session Can Weaken Gut Lining And Trigger Inflammation: Harvard Study
Even a single drinking binge -- roughly four drinks for women or five for men within about two hours -- can weaken the gut lining, according to a study.
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Visiting The US? Plan A Day Trip At Harvard, America's Oldest University
Whether you're on a family holiday with the kids or just seeking to experience the vibes of a university town, Boston ought to be on your list.
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US National University Rankings 2026: Check Top Colleges, Fees And More
Best Colleges In US: Tied with Duke University for the seventh position are Johns Hopkins University, Northwestern University, and the University of Pennsylvania
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"Should Look At All Options": Harvard Professor On Indians Wanting To Study In US
Urging India to invest more in science, Tarun Khanna, the Jorge Paulo Lemann professor at the Harvard Business School, has said no country has escaped middle-income status without doing so.
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"Vitamin D Deficiency Is Usually Silent," AIIMS, Harvard Doctor Reveals Early Signs And Ways To Fix It
Beyond bone health, vitamin D also contributes to a healthy immune system. Some studies also suggest a strong link between vitamin D and mental and emotional well-being
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Harvard Study Finds Popular AI Chatbots Use Emotional Manipulation To Keep Users Hooked
Harvard research reveals popular AI companion apps use emotional manipulation like guilt and FOMO to keep users engaged.
-
Study Reveals How Humans Touch Unfamiliar Objects, Shaping Human–Robot Interaction Research
A Harvard-led study has revealed that humans form unique touch patterns when exploring unfamiliar objects without goals. By categorizing movements into observational, perceptual, constructive, and hedonic actions, researchers found responses shaped by prior knowledge and object changes. The findings, published in PLOS One, may guide intuitive desig...
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How To Stop Waiting For Motivation And Start Taking Action
Most of us keep waiting for motivation before starting any task, but this only leads to procrastination. According to Harvard Health Publishing Website, the real secret is to take small, practical steps that create momentum.
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New Harvard Study Confirms This Common Vitamin Can Slow Ageing Process
The discussion around what constitutes an "adequate" blood level of vitamin D is a "controversial topic".
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Using Paracetamol During Pregnancy? Harvard Experts Warn It May Increase Autism, ADHD Risk
The study urged mothers-to-be to use paracetamol, a common over-the-counter medication, sparingly, as it could cause neurodevelopmental disorders.
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Study Abroad: 50 Best Colleges In US For Long-Term Career Success
LinkedIn 2025 rankings of US colleges for career success highlight how elite institutions continue to dominate pathways into high-paying jobs.
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Belgian Princess To Resume Harvard Studies After Trump's Foreign Student Ban
Princess Elisabeth, 23-year-old heir to the Belgian throne, will be able to continue her studies at Harvard University, her spokespeople said, after she was caught up in a US government move to bar the entry of foreign students to study there.
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Top Indian Business Leaders, Politicians Who Studied From Harvard University
Top Harvard Graduates In India: Harvard University is currently ranked as the fifth-best university in the world with an Employer Reputation of 100.
