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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
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Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
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Medical Dialogues Wins Google-Backed JournalismAI Innovation Challenge
Medical Dialogues, an Indian medical journalism platform, announced that it has been selected to win the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge. It mentioned that it is the only publisher from the country to achieve the feat. The JournalismAI Innovation Challenge is a programme that funds projects from a wide range of news publishers to promote artifici...
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Speedy Cognitive Exercises May Reduce Dementia Risk, Study Reveals
Despite the promising result, experts caution that more research is needed to understand the full impact of brain training on dementia prevention.
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After 10 Years In Canada, Couple Returns To India As Overseas Citizens, Shares Insights On Jobs And Taxes
An OCI functions as a lifelong visa, allowing individuals to live and work in the country indefinitely without the need for periodic renewals.
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"Go Back To India": Woman Journalist Laid Off By Washington Post Shuts Down Troll
After losing her role as a national health reporter during mass layoffs at the Washington Post, Sabrina Malhi gained viral attention for her fearless response to online abuse.
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Liver Follows Body Clock; Irregular Eating Throws Its Rhythm Off: Study
The study, published in the journal Nature Metabolism, uncovers a liver metabolic process as a body clock-linked regulator of protein secretion, the authors said.
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The Washington Post 'Bloodbath': $100 Million Losses And Trump 2.0 Shadow
A 'bad day', 'perplexing', 'absolute bloodbath', 'bizarre decision', 'setback for journalism'... the reactions to the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post's brutal decision to lay off a third of newsroom staff worldwide, around 300 people.
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"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
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Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
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Study Reveals Africa's Tectonic Rift Could Create Ocean
A study published in the Journal of African Earth Sciences sheds new light on the magnetic structure of the Afar region's crust and the process of the African continent's division.
-
Low-Carb Vs Low-Fat Diet: Here's What Actually Protects Your Heart, Reveals Study
A study, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC) on11 February 2026, settles a long-standing debate about low-carb vs. low-fat diets.
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Medical Dialogues Wins Google-Backed JournalismAI Innovation Challenge
Medical Dialogues, an Indian medical journalism platform, announced that it has been selected to win the JournalismAI Innovation Challenge. It mentioned that it is the only publisher from the country to achieve the feat. The JournalismAI Innovation Challenge is a programme that funds projects from a wide range of news publishers to promote artifici...
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Speedy Cognitive Exercises May Reduce Dementia Risk, Study Reveals
Despite the promising result, experts caution that more research is needed to understand the full impact of brain training on dementia prevention.
-
After 10 Years In Canada, Couple Returns To India As Overseas Citizens, Shares Insights On Jobs And Taxes
An OCI functions as a lifelong visa, allowing individuals to live and work in the country indefinitely without the need for periodic renewals.
-
"Go Back To India": Woman Journalist Laid Off By Washington Post Shuts Down Troll
After losing her role as a national health reporter during mass layoffs at the Washington Post, Sabrina Malhi gained viral attention for her fearless response to online abuse.
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Liver Follows Body Clock; Irregular Eating Throws Its Rhythm Off: Study
The study, published in the journal Nature Metabolism, uncovers a liver metabolic process as a body clock-linked regulator of protein secretion, the authors said.
-
The Washington Post 'Bloodbath': $100 Million Losses And Trump 2.0 Shadow
A 'bad day', 'perplexing', 'absolute bloodbath', 'bizarre decision', 'setback for journalism'... the reactions to the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post's brutal decision to lay off a third of newsroom staff worldwide, around 300 people.
-
"Sad And Angry": Journalist Records Moment He's Laid Off By Washington Post Via Zoom Call
Fortier, a staff writer primarily known for his sports coverage, expressed feeling "sad and angry" and stated he wanted to "document a reality of being in journalism today."
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Staying Up Late May Increase Your Heart Attack And Stroke Risk; Here's How
A new study has found that 'night owls' or people who go to bed late may have an increased risk of cardiovascular events. The study was published in the Journal of the American Heart Association.
