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'Unfathomable Cruelty': Twisha Sharma's Brother On Her Mother-In-Law
Twisha Sharma's brother Major Harshit Sharma highlighted examples that he said clearly proved abuse of the justice system by the former judge and his sister's mother-in-law, Giribala Singh
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Harvard-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Eating Healthy May Not Fix Your Gut Issues
Gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi points out that many people assume eating “clean” or “healthy” food is enough to fix gut issues.
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Body Pain: 5 Possible Causes And When To See A Doctor
Body pain treatment is required when an unpleasant body sensation that can signal actual or potential tissue damage occurs. Here are the possible causes behind pain and when to see a doctor for pain relief.
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Egg White Protein May Help Fight Forever Chemicals, Study Finds
A new study shows egg white protein can trap forever chemicals' like PFAS, offering a scalable, ecofriendly solution for safer water and public health.
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Stubborn Belly Fat? Your Nervous System Could Be The Reason
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho explains why stress and nervous system health may play a bigger role in belly fat than most people realise
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Food Noise Could Be The Reason You Think About Food All The Time: How To Deal With It
Food noise becomes an issue not because thinking about food is unusual, but because persistent and intrusive food thoughts can affect well-being.
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7 Signs And Symptoms Of A Skin Infection
A skin infection has many signs that are often ignored. Here are the ones to watch out for and when to seek medical treatment.
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Icy Moons Might Have Oceans That Briefly Boil, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Boiling Oceans May Hide Beneath Icy Moons, New Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Health Decoder: Which Specialist Doctor Do You Need For Your Health Issue?
Confused about which doctor to visit for chest pain, stomach trouble, skin rashes or persistent headaches? This Health Decoder will help.
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Hubble Spots White Dwarf Devouring Icy Pluto-Like Planet 260 Light-Years Away
Using Hubble’s ultraviolet spectrograph, scientists detected carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, and abundant oxygen falling onto a white dwarf 260 light-years away, evidence of an icy planetesimal being torn apart. The find shows volatile worlds can persist into a star’s final stages, offering a preview of the Sun’s distant fate.
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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Quantum Research Reveals Time May Not Always Move Forward
A new study on quantum systems suggests time might not always move forward. Researchers found that time-reversal symmetry persists in open quantum systems, challenging the traditional notion of a single directional arrow of time. The mathematical framework behind these interactions indicates that fundamental equations do not impose a distinction be...
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Solar Cycle 25: How the Sun’s Peak Activity Will Impact Earth in 2025
Solar Cycle 25 continues with high activity levels in 2025. Increased solar flares and geomagnetic storms are anticipated, with risks to satellite systems and power grids. Widespread auroras could also light up low-latitude skies. Partial solar eclipses are scheduled for March and September in select regions. Observations indicate strong solar phen...
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visionOS 2.2 Update for Apple Vision Pro Reportedly Brings New Upgrades to Mac Virtual Display
Apple Vision Pro, the company’s mixed-reality headset, reportedly received the visionOS 2.2 update recently. The new update fixes several persistent issues in the newest operating system of the Cupertino-based tech giant. Additionally, it added several improvements, especially to the Mac Virtual Display, which lets users mirror the screen of a Ma...
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'Unfathomable Cruelty': Twisha Sharma's Brother On Her Mother-In-Law
Twisha Sharma's brother Major Harshit Sharma highlighted examples that he said clearly proved abuse of the justice system by the former judge and his sister's mother-in-law, Giribala Singh
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Harvard-Trained Gastroenterologist Explains Why Eating Healthy May Not Fix Your Gut Issues
Gastroenterologist Saurabh Sethi points out that many people assume eating “clean” or “healthy” food is enough to fix gut issues.
-
Body Pain: 5 Possible Causes And When To See A Doctor
Body pain treatment is required when an unpleasant body sensation that can signal actual or potential tissue damage occurs. Here are the possible causes behind pain and when to see a doctor for pain relief.
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Egg White Protein May Help Fight Forever Chemicals, Study Finds
A new study shows egg white protein can trap forever chemicals' like PFAS, offering a scalable, ecofriendly solution for safer water and public health.
-
Stubborn Belly Fat? Your Nervous System Could Be The Reason
Lifestyle coach Luke Coutinho explains why stress and nervous system health may play a bigger role in belly fat than most people realise
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Food Noise Could Be The Reason You Think About Food All The Time: How To Deal With It
Food noise becomes an issue not because thinking about food is unusual, but because persistent and intrusive food thoughts can affect well-being.
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7 Signs And Symptoms Of A Skin Infection
A skin infection has many signs that are often ignored. Here are the ones to watch out for and when to seek medical treatment.
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Icy Moons Might Have Oceans That Briefly Boil, Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Boiling Oceans May Hide Beneath Icy Moons, New Study Suggests
A new study suggests that icy moons such as Mimas and Enceladus may host boiling subsurface oceans triggered by thinning ice shells and falling pressure. This low-temperature boiling could still support life beneath the surface. The research also explains geological features on larger icy moons and strengthens their potential as sites for finding e...
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Health Decoder: Which Specialist Doctor Do You Need For Your Health Issue?
Confused about which doctor to visit for chest pain, stomach trouble, skin rashes or persistent headaches? This Health Decoder will help.
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Hubble Spots White Dwarf Devouring Icy Pluto-Like Planet 260 Light-Years Away
Using Hubble’s ultraviolet spectrograph, scientists detected carbon, nitrogen, sulphur, and abundant oxygen falling onto a white dwarf 260 light-years away, evidence of an icy planetesimal being torn apart. The find shows volatile worlds can persist into a star’s final stages, offering a preview of the Sun’s distant fate.
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Microsoft SharePoint Servers in Thousands of Firms Targeted Using ToolShell Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft has warned customers about active attacks exploiting a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in its SharePoint server software. Malicious actors are using this flaw to gain unauthorised and persistent access to on-premise servers, and thousands of organisations could be affected. Attackers may retain access even after servers are patc...
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Quantum Research Reveals Time May Not Always Move Forward
A new study on quantum systems suggests time might not always move forward. Researchers found that time-reversal symmetry persists in open quantum systems, challenging the traditional notion of a single directional arrow of time. The mathematical framework behind these interactions indicates that fundamental equations do not impose a distinction be...
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Solar Cycle 25: How the Sun’s Peak Activity Will Impact Earth in 2025
Solar Cycle 25 continues with high activity levels in 2025. Increased solar flares and geomagnetic storms are anticipated, with risks to satellite systems and power grids. Widespread auroras could also light up low-latitude skies. Partial solar eclipses are scheduled for March and September in select regions. Observations indicate strong solar phen...
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visionOS 2.2 Update for Apple Vision Pro Reportedly Brings New Upgrades to Mac Virtual Display
Apple Vision Pro, the company’s mixed-reality headset, reportedly received the visionOS 2.2 update recently. The new update fixes several persistent issues in the newest operating system of the Cupertino-based tech giant. Additionally, it added several improvements, especially to the Mac Virtual Display, which lets users mirror the screen of a Ma...
