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OpenAI Says New Model Adept At Making AI Better
Open AI's latest model is particularly adept at "agentic" coding and computer use in which digital assistants independently tend to tasks as directed.
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Creatine Is Not Just For Gym-Goers, Why Experts Say It Is Good For Health For Everyone
Creatine is a naturally occurring compound that is stored in muscles and helps generate ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), the energy your body relies on during short bursts of activity.
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New Study Reveals That Plants Can Sense Sound Of Rain
Researchers say that these vibrations can be strong enough to dislodge a seed's "statoliths".
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A Korean Skincare Breakthrough Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Says New Study
A Korean skincare staple is tackling the global superbug crisis. Scientists find Cica-derived madecassic acid stops drug-resistant E. coli by targeting proteins humans don't have. Find out why this matters for drug-resistant bacteria and its potentia
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Anthropic Introduces Claude Design, an AI Tool to Generate Visual Prototypes and Pitch Decks
Anthropic, on Friday, introduced a new product focused on design and visual outputs. Dubbed Claude Design, the latest creation by Anthropic Labs is an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tool that can generate website mockups, design prototypes, slides, one-pagers, and more, based on a single natural-language prompt. The outputs are editable, and ...
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
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Use Of Common Irritable Bowel Syndrome Medications Like Loperamide, Diphenoxylate Linked To Higher Death Risks
A large new study links common IBS drugs like loperamide and diphenoxylate to a higher risk of death. Experts say the risk is small but raises concerns about long-term use, highlighting the need for safer, personalised treatment strategies.
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You're Not Anti-Science For Questioning Your Supplements, Says Lifestyle Medicine Expert
Many people do not realize there is a big difference between an ingredient that has research behind it and a product that has actually been tested. Most supplement companies take advantage of this confusion.
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Microsoft's Recall Feature Faces Criticism After TotalRecall Reloaded Tool Regains Access to Data
TotalRecall Reloaded, a tool by cybersecurity researcher Alexander Hagenah, has raised new concerns about Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature. The tool can access Recall data after user authentication, despite Microsoft’s redesigned security measures. Hagenah argues that while storage is secure, the way data is accessed remains vulnerable. Micro...
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Mpox Can Infect And Replicate In The Brain, NIH Researchers Say In Fatal HIV Case
A US autopsy found drugresistant mpox replicating in the brain of a man with advanced HIV, raising concerns as global health funding faces cuts.
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OpenAI Says New Model Adept At Making AI Better
Open AI's latest model is particularly adept at "agentic" coding and computer use in which digital assistants independently tend to tasks as directed.
-
Creatine Is Not Just For Gym-Goers, Why Experts Say It Is Good For Health For Everyone
Creatine is a naturally occurring compound that is stored in muscles and helps generate ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate), the energy your body relies on during short bursts of activity.
-
New Study Reveals That Plants Can Sense Sound Of Rain
Researchers say that these vibrations can be strong enough to dislodge a seed's "statoliths".
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A Korean Skincare Breakthrough Could Help Fight Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Says New Study
A Korean skincare staple is tackling the global superbug crisis. Scientists find Cica-derived madecassic acid stops drug-resistant E. coli by targeting proteins humans don't have. Find out why this matters for drug-resistant bacteria and its potentia
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Anthropic Introduces Claude Design, an AI Tool to Generate Visual Prototypes and Pitch Decks
Anthropic, on Friday, introduced a new product focused on design and visual outputs. Dubbed Claude Design, the latest creation by Anthropic Labs is an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered tool that can generate website mockups, design prototypes, slides, one-pagers, and more, based on a single natural-language prompt. The outputs are editable, and ...
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Can Using Mouthwash Frequently Cause High Blood Pressure? Viral Claims Explained
A viral claim suggests frequent mouthwash use may raise blood pressure. Research shows a possible link via disruption of oral bacteria and nitric oxide production, but experts say evidence is limited and not yet conclusive.
-
Use Of Common Irritable Bowel Syndrome Medications Like Loperamide, Diphenoxylate Linked To Higher Death Risks
A large new study links common IBS drugs like loperamide and diphenoxylate to a higher risk of death. Experts say the risk is small but raises concerns about long-term use, highlighting the need for safer, personalised treatment strategies.
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You're Not Anti-Science For Questioning Your Supplements, Says Lifestyle Medicine Expert
Many people do not realize there is a big difference between an ingredient that has research behind it and a product that has actually been tested. Most supplement companies take advantage of this confusion.
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Microsoft's Recall Feature Faces Criticism After TotalRecall Reloaded Tool Regains Access to Data
TotalRecall Reloaded, a tool by cybersecurity researcher Alexander Hagenah, has raised new concerns about Microsoft’s Windows Recall feature. The tool can access Recall data after user authentication, despite Microsoft’s redesigned security measures. Hagenah argues that while storage is secure, the way data is accessed remains vulnerable. Micro...
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Mpox Can Infect And Replicate In The Brain, NIH Researchers Say In Fatal HIV Case
A US autopsy found drugresistant mpox replicating in the brain of a man with advanced HIV, raising concerns as global health funding faces cuts.
