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One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
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Study In The US Without Breaking The Bank: Top Scholarships To Know
Explore top scholarships for studying in the US and UK, offering full or partial funding including tuition, living costs, and travel for international students.
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UK Woman Plays Clarinet Mid-Brain Surgery, Sees Instant Parkinson's Relief
A 65-year-old woman with Parkinson's disease played the clarinet during Deep Brain Stimulation surgery at King's College Hospital, helping surgeons assess the real-time success of the procedure.
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Belly Fat Linked To Higher Risk of Psoriasis, Says Major Study
Experts believe the study highlights the need for more targeted health evaluations beyond BMI, especially as belly fat becomes an increasing concern in public health.
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Teen Flips Burgers In Graduation Cap And Gown, Internet Goes Wild With Rs 1.5 Crore College Fund
Mykale Baker, a Georgia teen, was brought to tears over the generosity of the kind stranger and the internet.
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"In The Nuclear Era...:" What UK Analyst Said On Operation Sindoor
The recent military action between India and Pakistan was the first instance of two nuclear weapon states engaging in continuous strikes and counter-strikes, which sparked global tensions, Dr Walter Ladwig, a professor at King's College London, said.
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Meet Asma Khan, The India-Origin Chef Who Hosted King Charles And Queen Camilla
Originally from Calcutta, Asma Khan moved to the UK in 1996 to study law at King's College and later earned a PhD in 2013.
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Virtual Reality Could Hold The Key To Beating Cocaine Addiction, UK Study Finds
A UK-based trial is using virtual reality technology to combat cocaine addiction by placing users in real-life scenarios to better manage cravings.
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"Scaring Customers": Man With Facial Disfigurement Told To Leave Restaurant
Oliver Bromley had just completed a treatment session at King's College Hospital in southeast London and decided to grab lunch at a nearby eatery.
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BCCI Hears Pleas, To Pay This Sum For Treatment Of Cancer-Stricken Anshuman Gaekwad
Gaekwad, son of former India captain D K Gaekwad, is undergoing treatment for blood cancer at the King's College Hospital in London.
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One In Three Gen Z Men Say Wife Should Obey Husband, Global Study Finds
A global survey published by King's College London shows that many Gen Z men hold traditional views about marriage and gender roles, with nearly a third believing wives should obey their husbands.
-
Study In The US Without Breaking The Bank: Top Scholarships To Know
Explore top scholarships for studying in the US and UK, offering full or partial funding including tuition, living costs, and travel for international students.
-
UK Woman Plays Clarinet Mid-Brain Surgery, Sees Instant Parkinson's Relief
A 65-year-old woman with Parkinson's disease played the clarinet during Deep Brain Stimulation surgery at King's College Hospital, helping surgeons assess the real-time success of the procedure.
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Belly Fat Linked To Higher Risk of Psoriasis, Says Major Study
Experts believe the study highlights the need for more targeted health evaluations beyond BMI, especially as belly fat becomes an increasing concern in public health.
-
Teen Flips Burgers In Graduation Cap And Gown, Internet Goes Wild With Rs 1.5 Crore College Fund
Mykale Baker, a Georgia teen, was brought to tears over the generosity of the kind stranger and the internet.
-
"In The Nuclear Era...:" What UK Analyst Said On Operation Sindoor
The recent military action between India and Pakistan was the first instance of two nuclear weapon states engaging in continuous strikes and counter-strikes, which sparked global tensions, Dr Walter Ladwig, a professor at King's College London, said.
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Meet Asma Khan, The India-Origin Chef Who Hosted King Charles And Queen Camilla
Originally from Calcutta, Asma Khan moved to the UK in 1996 to study law at King's College and later earned a PhD in 2013.
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Virtual Reality Could Hold The Key To Beating Cocaine Addiction, UK Study Finds
A UK-based trial is using virtual reality technology to combat cocaine addiction by placing users in real-life scenarios to better manage cravings.
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"Scaring Customers": Man With Facial Disfigurement Told To Leave Restaurant
Oliver Bromley had just completed a treatment session at King's College Hospital in southeast London and decided to grab lunch at a nearby eatery.
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BCCI Hears Pleas, To Pay This Sum For Treatment Of Cancer-Stricken Anshuman Gaekwad
Gaekwad, son of former India captain D K Gaekwad, is undergoing treatment for blood cancer at the King's College Hospital in London.
