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Delhi's Winter Pollution Plan: What It Means For Your Lungs And Heart
Delhi faces hazardous air quality in winter due to vehicle emissions, dust, industrial pollution, and stubble burning, impacting lung and heart health.
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Vidyut Jammwal Holds His Breath For 15 Minutes: Is It Safe To Perform This Yogic Practice?
Vidyut Jammwal held his breath for 15 minutes during a Mumbai event, demonstrating yogic breath control linked to his role in a Hollywood film.
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'Superintelligence Can Become Super Dangerous': SoftBank Chief On AI Risks
An exponential surge in AI capabilities makes it imperative for countries to build trust so that they can harness the technology together, Masayoshi Son said at an event.
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Struggling With Heavy Squats? How Valsalva Manoeuvre May Boost Strength
The Valsalva manoeuvre can be a useful tool for experienced lifters performing heavy squats because it can increase trunk stiffness and help maintain stability when handling high loads.
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Extreme Heat Disrupting Pregnancy Care, Raising Health Risks For Newborns: Survey
Nearly all respondents had personally cared for a pregnant woman (98 per cent) or baby (99 per cent) whose health they believed had been adversely affected by extreme heat, the study said
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A Reckoning On Social Media Addiction Came Late For Many Children: Will AI Safety Be Different?
U.S. states reached a landmark $18 billion settlement with Meta to enhance social media safety for teens amid ongoing child safety concerns.
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Energy Drink Risks For Kids: What Parents And Families Need To Know
Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine that can seriously harm children, causing problems such as abnormal heartbeats, increased heart rate, sleep disturbances, dehydration, agitation, high blood pressure and seizures.
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World's 90% Health Burden Of Chewing Tobacco Concentrated In 10 Countries, Including India: Study
The researchers said the figures reflect total deaths and disability, meaning countries with larger populations may account for a greater share of the burden even if their rates are not the highest.
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Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
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Smartphones At Age 12? Early Screen Time Linked To Eating Disorder Symptoms
Researchers used information from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study, a large long-term study tracking children's brain development and health. The analysis included 8,957 adolescents, of whom nearly 70% owned a smartphone at age 12.
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Sylvester Stallone Admits To Steroid Use To Maintain His 'Action Hero' Body: Health Risks Of Extreme Fitness Obsession
Sylvester Stallone revealed his unhealthy obsession with extreme leanness and steroid use while preparing for Rocky III, reaching 2.6% body fat.
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Can A Leg Condition Predict Stroke? What You Need To Know
Peripheral artery disease causes leg pain and signals potential widespread artery blockage, increasing stroke risk.
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Can Infections Cause Cancer? Lancet Study Links 1 In 8 Cancer Cases To Viruses
Some infections can cause long-term inflammation or damage to cells and tissues. Over many years, persistent infection can contribute to changes in cells that may eventually become cancerous.
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OpenAI Employees Warned Of Security Gaps, Company Ignored Them: Report
The warnings came months before some of OpenAI's latest AI models escaped their testing environments and carried out actions without being instructed to do so.
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Low-Dose Aspirin May Cut Dementia Risk By 70 Per Cent, Genetic Study Suggests
Researchers analysed genetic data from the ASPREE Trial (Aspirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly), screening genetic scores in more than 13,500 individuals to investigate whether a person's genes influenced aspirin's effect on reducing dementia risk.
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Delhi's Winter Pollution Plan: What It Means For Your Lungs And Heart
Delhi faces hazardous air quality in winter due to vehicle emissions, dust, industrial pollution, and stubble burning, impacting lung and heart health.
-
Vidyut Jammwal Holds His Breath For 15 Minutes: Is It Safe To Perform This Yogic Practice?
Vidyut Jammwal held his breath for 15 minutes during a Mumbai event, demonstrating yogic breath control linked to his role in a Hollywood film.
-
'Superintelligence Can Become Super Dangerous': SoftBank Chief On AI Risks
An exponential surge in AI capabilities makes it imperative for countries to build trust so that they can harness the technology together, Masayoshi Son said at an event.
-
Struggling With Heavy Squats? How Valsalva Manoeuvre May Boost Strength
The Valsalva manoeuvre can be a useful tool for experienced lifters performing heavy squats because it can increase trunk stiffness and help maintain stability when handling high loads.
-
Extreme Heat Disrupting Pregnancy Care, Raising Health Risks For Newborns: Survey
Nearly all respondents had personally cared for a pregnant woman (98 per cent) or baby (99 per cent) whose health they believed had been adversely affected by extreme heat, the study said
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A Reckoning On Social Media Addiction Came Late For Many Children: Will AI Safety Be Different?
U.S. states reached a landmark $18 billion settlement with Meta to enhance social media safety for teens amid ongoing child safety concerns.
-
Energy Drink Risks For Kids: What Parents And Families Need To Know
Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine that can seriously harm children, causing problems such as abnormal heartbeats, increased heart rate, sleep disturbances, dehydration, agitation, high blood pressure and seizures.
-
World's 90% Health Burden Of Chewing Tobacco Concentrated In 10 Countries, Including India: Study
The researchers said the figures reflect total deaths and disability, meaning countries with larger populations may account for a greater share of the burden even if their rates are not the highest.
-
Influenza Spike In Maharashtra, Pune Tops Cases: Why Flu Can Become Serious For Some
Maharashtra has reported over two thousand swine flu cases and eight deaths this year, with Pune recording the highest numbers among districts.
-
Smartphones At Age 12? Early Screen Time Linked To Eating Disorder Symptoms
Researchers used information from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study, a large long-term study tracking children's brain development and health. The analysis included 8,957 adolescents, of whom nearly 70% owned a smartphone at age 12.
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Sylvester Stallone Admits To Steroid Use To Maintain His 'Action Hero' Body: Health Risks Of Extreme Fitness Obsession
Sylvester Stallone revealed his unhealthy obsession with extreme leanness and steroid use while preparing for Rocky III, reaching 2.6% body fat.
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Can A Leg Condition Predict Stroke? What You Need To Know
Peripheral artery disease causes leg pain and signals potential widespread artery blockage, increasing stroke risk.
-
Can Infections Cause Cancer? Lancet Study Links 1 In 8 Cancer Cases To Viruses
Some infections can cause long-term inflammation or damage to cells and tissues. Over many years, persistent infection can contribute to changes in cells that may eventually become cancerous.
-
OpenAI Employees Warned Of Security Gaps, Company Ignored Them: Report
The warnings came months before some of OpenAI's latest AI models escaped their testing environments and carried out actions without being instructed to do so.
-
Low-Dose Aspirin May Cut Dementia Risk By 70 Per Cent, Genetic Study Suggests
Researchers analysed genetic data from the ASPREE Trial (Aspirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly), screening genetic scores in more than 13,500 individuals to investigate whether a person's genes influenced aspirin's effect on reducing dementia risk.
