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Goldman Sachs Restricts AI Coding Tools For Traders, Bankers
For months, Goldman allowed bankers to use Anthropic PBC's Claude Code and Microsoft Corp.'s GitHub for work. Now, the bank is limiting the use of those tools to engineers only,
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Why Do Some People Struggle More With Extreme Heat And Cold? Expert Explains
People with both chronic health conditions and socioeconomic disadvantages face over ten times higher mortality risk during extreme heat and cold events.
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Loan Holidays, Debt Relief? Banks Brace For El Nino Shock
At JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup, analysts have published research linking El Nino to heightened risks stemming not just from the agriculture.
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HYROX Through An Orthopaedic Lens: Great For Fitness, Demanding On Joints
HYROX is a fixed-format fitness race, which medically translates to repeated impact, heavy pushing and pulling, deep squatting, overhead work and long stretches of sustained effort, all while fatigue builds.
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Woman Dies After Allegedly Reducing Epilepsy Medication On ChatGPT's Advice: Why You Should Never Change Your Dose Without A Doctor
OpenAI has described the case as heartbreaking and has said ChatGPT is not a substitute for medical care, according to media reports. The legal case remains unresolved.
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Understanding Peripheral Vascular Disease: Symptoms, Risks, And Early Detection
Peripheral vascular disease is a serious but often overlooked condition. Its gradual onset and subtle symptoms make it easy to dismiss, yet its consequences are severe, affecting not just the legs but the heart, brain, and kidneys.
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Madhya Pradesh Focuses On Timely Care For High Risk Pregnancies And Maternal Health
Madhya Pradesh has identified nearly two lakh high-risk pregnancies among 6.2 lakh pregnant women registered on a health monitoring portal, but only around 30 per cent of these women are being admitted to healthcare institutions sufficiently ahead of time.
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Ex-Google Engineer Warns AI Could Kill Humanity In 10 Years: 'I Don't Save For Retirement'
Ex-Google engineer Nate Soares warns AI may end humanity within a decade due to uncontrolled superintelligence.
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Pregnancy May End, But Cardiovascular Risk Can Persist: Why Every Mother Needs A Post-Pregnancy Health Check
Pregnancy places significant demands on a woman's cardiovascular and metabolic systems. It can also reveal underlying health risks that may otherwise remain undetected.
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Fardeen Khan Quit Alcohol Overnight: Changes Your Body And Mind Go Through
Actor Fardeen Khan lost nearly twenty five kilograms and quit alcohol in 2020 during the COVID lockdown, improving his health and well being.
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IPO-Bound Anthropic Warns Of 'Existential Risks To Humanity': What Investors Should Know
Anthropic IPO offers investors the first opportunity to invest directly in a company at the frontier of AI. Its revenue has risen to $33 billion.
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In Anthropic's Historic IPO Filing, A Mention Of AI's "Existential Risks"
The company behind Claude expects to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol ANT, a filing Monday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission showed. Anthropic filed confidentially in June for a listing.
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Most People Globally Face 'High Genetic Risk' For Three Common Diseases: Study
Each person also carries between one and three rare variants previously shown to cause serious genetic diseases, and another 50 rare variants that are currently of uncertain clinical relevance, the researchers found.
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Heart Attack During the Festivities: The Warning Signs You Should Never Brush Aside
Patients with existing hypertension, diabetes, or a history of cardiac disease should maintain their medication schedule without interruption during the festive period.
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"Vaped Nicotine A Lot": Selena Gomez On How Vaping Changed Her Voice
In an Instagram video, Selena Gomez shared how vaping has permanently altered her voice, but she is hopeful that she will feel better now that she has quit the habit
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Goldman Sachs Restricts AI Coding Tools For Traders, Bankers
For months, Goldman allowed bankers to use Anthropic PBC's Claude Code and Microsoft Corp.'s GitHub for work. Now, the bank is limiting the use of those tools to engineers only,
-
Why Do Some People Struggle More With Extreme Heat And Cold? Expert Explains
People with both chronic health conditions and socioeconomic disadvantages face over ten times higher mortality risk during extreme heat and cold events.
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Loan Holidays, Debt Relief? Banks Brace For El Nino Shock
At JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup, analysts have published research linking El Nino to heightened risks stemming not just from the agriculture.
-
HYROX Through An Orthopaedic Lens: Great For Fitness, Demanding On Joints
HYROX is a fixed-format fitness race, which medically translates to repeated impact, heavy pushing and pulling, deep squatting, overhead work and long stretches of sustained effort, all while fatigue builds.
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Woman Dies After Allegedly Reducing Epilepsy Medication On ChatGPT's Advice: Why You Should Never Change Your Dose Without A Doctor
OpenAI has described the case as heartbreaking and has said ChatGPT is not a substitute for medical care, according to media reports. The legal case remains unresolved.
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Understanding Peripheral Vascular Disease: Symptoms, Risks, And Early Detection
Peripheral vascular disease is a serious but often overlooked condition. Its gradual onset and subtle symptoms make it easy to dismiss, yet its consequences are severe, affecting not just the legs but the heart, brain, and kidneys.
-
Madhya Pradesh Focuses On Timely Care For High Risk Pregnancies And Maternal Health
Madhya Pradesh has identified nearly two lakh high-risk pregnancies among 6.2 lakh pregnant women registered on a health monitoring portal, but only around 30 per cent of these women are being admitted to healthcare institutions sufficiently ahead of time.
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Ex-Google Engineer Warns AI Could Kill Humanity In 10 Years: 'I Don't Save For Retirement'
Ex-Google engineer Nate Soares warns AI may end humanity within a decade due to uncontrolled superintelligence.
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Pregnancy May End, But Cardiovascular Risk Can Persist: Why Every Mother Needs A Post-Pregnancy Health Check
Pregnancy places significant demands on a woman's cardiovascular and metabolic systems. It can also reveal underlying health risks that may otherwise remain undetected.
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Fardeen Khan Quit Alcohol Overnight: Changes Your Body And Mind Go Through
Actor Fardeen Khan lost nearly twenty five kilograms and quit alcohol in 2020 during the COVID lockdown, improving his health and well being.
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IPO-Bound Anthropic Warns Of 'Existential Risks To Humanity': What Investors Should Know
Anthropic IPO offers investors the first opportunity to invest directly in a company at the frontier of AI. Its revenue has risen to $33 billion.
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In Anthropic's Historic IPO Filing, A Mention Of AI's "Existential Risks"
The company behind Claude expects to begin trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol ANT, a filing Monday with the US Securities and Exchange Commission showed. Anthropic filed confidentially in June for a listing.
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Most People Globally Face 'High Genetic Risk' For Three Common Diseases: Study
Each person also carries between one and three rare variants previously shown to cause serious genetic diseases, and another 50 rare variants that are currently of uncertain clinical relevance, the researchers found.
-
Heart Attack During the Festivities: The Warning Signs You Should Never Brush Aside
Patients with existing hypertension, diabetes, or a history of cardiac disease should maintain their medication schedule without interruption during the festive period.
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"Vaped Nicotine A Lot": Selena Gomez On How Vaping Changed Her Voice
In an Instagram video, Selena Gomez shared how vaping has permanently altered her voice, but she is hopeful that she will feel better now that she has quit the habit
