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Why ADHD In Girls Is Often Overlooked
The social stigma disregards the symptoms of ADHD in girls as just the "girl behaviour" and thus, fewer girls get treatment for their ADHD. Here's how we can recognize ADHD in girls which happens to be a little bit different than ADHD in boys.
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Flying Within India? You May Need Passport Or Aadhaar Card As ID
Thanks to Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad, you may soon need to offer your Aadhaar card or passport to board a domestic flight. So far, a driver's license has been an acceptable form of ID to fly within the country, passports have not been sought.
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The Octopus Who Recognizes Humans And Has Other Amazing Skills
To turn off a light, you could use the switch. Or you could squirt a jet of water at a bulb until you short-circuit the power supply. That latter technique is what octopuses have done in at least two aquariums, and it's a sign that they're smarter - and much more rascally - than most of us realize.
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Spitting Image: Clever Fish Can Recognise Human Faces
A tropical fish can tell one human face from another despite lacking a part of the brain that animals considered much smarter use for this task, scientists said on Tuesday.
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Viewdle lets Android smartphones recognize friends
Northern California startup Viewdle released a software that lets Android-powered smartphones recognize people's faces.
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Viewdle lets Android smartphones recognize friends
Northern California startup Viewdle released a software that lets Android-powered smartphones recognize people's faces.
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Computers make strides in recognizing speech
Hi, thanks for coming," the medical assistant says, greeting a mother with her 5-year-old son. "Are you here for your child or yourself?" The boy, the mother replies. He has diarrhea. "Oh no, sorry to hear that," she says, looking down at the boy. The assistant asks the mother about other symptoms, including fever ("slight") and abdominal pain ("He...
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Trouble recognising faces could be genetic
People who have trouble recognizing faces may be relieved to know that the problem may not be related to poor memory or eyesight, but could be in their genes, new research suggests.
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Why ADHD In Girls Is Often Overlooked
The social stigma disregards the symptoms of ADHD in girls as just the "girl behaviour" and thus, fewer girls get treatment for their ADHD. Here's how we can recognize ADHD in girls which happens to be a little bit different than ADHD in boys.
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Flying Within India? You May Need Passport Or Aadhaar Card As ID
Thanks to Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad, you may soon need to offer your Aadhaar card or passport to board a domestic flight. So far, a driver's license has been an acceptable form of ID to fly within the country, passports have not been sought.
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The Octopus Who Recognizes Humans And Has Other Amazing Skills
To turn off a light, you could use the switch. Or you could squirt a jet of water at a bulb until you short-circuit the power supply. That latter technique is what octopuses have done in at least two aquariums, and it's a sign that they're smarter - and much more rascally - than most of us realize.
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Spitting Image: Clever Fish Can Recognise Human Faces
A tropical fish can tell one human face from another despite lacking a part of the brain that animals considered much smarter use for this task, scientists said on Tuesday.
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Viewdle lets Android smartphones recognize friends
Northern California startup Viewdle released a software that lets Android-powered smartphones recognize people's faces.
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Viewdle lets Android smartphones recognize friends
Northern California startup Viewdle released a software that lets Android-powered smartphones recognize people's faces.
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Computers make strides in recognizing speech
Hi, thanks for coming," the medical assistant says, greeting a mother with her 5-year-old son. "Are you here for your child or yourself?" The boy, the mother replies. He has diarrhea. "Oh no, sorry to hear that," she says, looking down at the boy. The assistant asks the mother about other symptoms, including fever ("slight") and abdominal pain ("He...
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Trouble recognising faces could be genetic
People who have trouble recognizing faces may be relieved to know that the problem may not be related to poor memory or eyesight, but could be in their genes, new research suggests.
