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Quitting Sugar For A Month? Here's How Much Weight You Could Lose
Many people report strong cravings during the first few days of reducing sugar intake. Doctors say this may happen because sugary foods stimulate reward pathways in the brain.
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Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
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Ugandans Rue Link To Bundibugyo, The Ebola Virus Type Named After A District Of Cocoa Farmers
Before it became the somewhat easy-to-mispronounce name of a rare type of Ebola virus, Bundibugyo is a mountainous district in western Uganda that even some locals would struggle to pinpoint on a map. It's home to roughly 200,000 people. Many are cocoa farmers who search for whatever cultivable land they can find in the impossibly steep landscap...
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Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini Controversy Refuses To Fade As NFL Commentator Reveals Hidden Reason
The Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini controversy continues to dominate NFL conversations weeks after it first surfaced. Sports commentator Tony Farmer has now explained why the buzz refuses to fade, while Ian Rapoport calls the situation “really sad.”
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Sherlock Holmes 3 Update: Robert Downey Jr Says “People Are Talking About It”
Robert Downey Jr says his wife and producer, Susan Downey, will decide the future of the Sherlock Holmes franchise
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Bruce Willis's Daughter Rumer Shares Emotional Update On His Dementia Diagnosis
Bruce Willis’ daughter Rumer Willis explained that while many knew Bruce as a macho dude on screen, she now sees a softer and more emotional side of him in private life.
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Woman Had Intense Headaches For Over 10 Years, This Is What A Neurologist Found
A neurologist shares his notes on a patient who presented with migraine symptoms a decade since symptoms first appeared, highlighting why seeing a specialist sooner can save lives.
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Barrier-Less Toll Rollout Sees Misuse: Highway Authority Reveals How Users Are Dodging Fees
Delhi's first barrier-less toll plaza is facing enforcement problems because of people evading payments using methods like tampering with number plates.
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Hantavirus Hunt: Argentine Scientists Set First Traps
Scientists attempting to determine whether or not hantavirus is present in Argentina's Ushuaia on Monday laid the very first traps to catch rodents potentially carrying...
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Inside Small UK Operations Room Handling Persian Gulf Ship Emergencies
Whenever commercial vessels come under attack or face security threats in the region, captains often contact the UKMTO first for guidance and emergency coordination.
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Early Symptoms vs Warning Signs: When Does Dengue Become Life-Threatening? Doctor Answers
High fever, body pain, headache, weakness, pain behind the eyes, nausea, and skin rashes are some of the commonly reported in the first few days. Since these symptoms are similar to seasonal infections, people underestimate the seriousness of the dis
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What Happened to John Cena? WWE Icon Diagnosed With Rare Eye Disease After Months of Vision Problems
WWE legend John Cena revealed he was diagnosed with Demodex blepharitis after dealing with redness, itchiness, and vision problems for months. The actor said he initially ignored the symptoms, thinking they were caused by aging and screen time.
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Trade, Iran War, Taiwan On Trump-Xi Summit Agenda
The US and China are weighing a potential framework whereby each country identifies some $30 billion in goods on which tariffs could be eased without threatening national security interests
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Mohanlal Teases Drishyam 4 And 5 Ahead of Drishyam 3 Release: 'Let People Watch And Decide'
Directed by Jeethu Joseph, the Drishyam franchise first began in 2013
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Prevention Of Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI): Simple Steps To Stay Protected
Preventing invasive fungal infections starts with managing the conditions that make a person vulnerable in the first place. For people with diabetes, keeping blood sugar levels well controlled is one of the most important things they can do.
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Quitting Sugar For A Month? Here's How Much Weight You Could Lose
Many people report strong cravings during the first few days of reducing sugar intake. Doctors say this may happen because sugary foods stimulate reward pathways in the brain.
-
Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
-
Ugandans Rue Link To Bundibugyo, The Ebola Virus Type Named After A District Of Cocoa Farmers
Before it became the somewhat easy-to-mispronounce name of a rare type of Ebola virus, Bundibugyo is a mountainous district in western Uganda that even some locals would struggle to pinpoint on a map. It's home to roughly 200,000 people. Many are cocoa farmers who search for whatever cultivable land they can find in the impossibly steep landscap...
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Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini Controversy Refuses To Fade As NFL Commentator Reveals Hidden Reason
The Mike Vrabel-Dianna Russini controversy continues to dominate NFL conversations weeks after it first surfaced. Sports commentator Tony Farmer has now explained why the buzz refuses to fade, while Ian Rapoport calls the situation “really sad.”
-
Sherlock Holmes 3 Update: Robert Downey Jr Says “People Are Talking About It”
Robert Downey Jr says his wife and producer, Susan Downey, will decide the future of the Sherlock Holmes franchise
-
Bruce Willis's Daughter Rumer Shares Emotional Update On His Dementia Diagnosis
Bruce Willis’ daughter Rumer Willis explained that while many knew Bruce as a macho dude on screen, she now sees a softer and more emotional side of him in private life.
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Woman Had Intense Headaches For Over 10 Years, This Is What A Neurologist Found
A neurologist shares his notes on a patient who presented with migraine symptoms a decade since symptoms first appeared, highlighting why seeing a specialist sooner can save lives.
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Barrier-Less Toll Rollout Sees Misuse: Highway Authority Reveals How Users Are Dodging Fees
Delhi's first barrier-less toll plaza is facing enforcement problems because of people evading payments using methods like tampering with number plates.
-
Hantavirus Hunt: Argentine Scientists Set First Traps
Scientists attempting to determine whether or not hantavirus is present in Argentina's Ushuaia on Monday laid the very first traps to catch rodents potentially carrying...
-
Inside Small UK Operations Room Handling Persian Gulf Ship Emergencies
Whenever commercial vessels come under attack or face security threats in the region, captains often contact the UKMTO first for guidance and emergency coordination.
-
Early Symptoms vs Warning Signs: When Does Dengue Become Life-Threatening? Doctor Answers
High fever, body pain, headache, weakness, pain behind the eyes, nausea, and skin rashes are some of the commonly reported in the first few days. Since these symptoms are similar to seasonal infections, people underestimate the seriousness of the dis
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What Happened to John Cena? WWE Icon Diagnosed With Rare Eye Disease After Months of Vision Problems
WWE legend John Cena revealed he was diagnosed with Demodex blepharitis after dealing with redness, itchiness, and vision problems for months. The actor said he initially ignored the symptoms, thinking they were caused by aging and screen time.
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Trade, Iran War, Taiwan On Trump-Xi Summit Agenda
The US and China are weighing a potential framework whereby each country identifies some $30 billion in goods on which tariffs could be eased without threatening national security interests
-
Mohanlal Teases Drishyam 4 And 5 Ahead of Drishyam 3 Release: 'Let People Watch And Decide'
Directed by Jeethu Joseph, the Drishyam franchise first began in 2013
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Prevention Of Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI): Simple Steps To Stay Protected
Preventing invasive fungal infections starts with managing the conditions that make a person vulnerable in the first place. For people with diabetes, keeping blood sugar levels well controlled is one of the most important things they can do.
