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US Responsible For $10 Trillion In Climate Damage Since 1990, Study Shows
A new study estimates that US emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with poorer countries bearing the heaviest burden.
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US Scientists Develop Simple 4-Marker Blood Test To Detect Pancreatic Cancer Early
A new US study has identified a simple four-marker blood test that can detect pancreatic cancer with high accuracy, including in early stages. The breakthrough could improve survival by enabling timely diagnosis of this aggressive cancer.
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Healthy Diet In Middle Age May Protect Brain Function In Later Years: Study
A new study suggests that greater adherence to a healthy diet, such as the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH), may lower the risk of self-perceived cognitive decline and support better brain function.
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From Flight Ticket On Loan To Job At Microsoft: Indian Techie's Journey Inspires Internet
Priyanka Vergadia, now working as a Senior Director, Developer GTM and Marketing at Microsoft, shared her experience through a video on Instagram.
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Iran's Strikes On US Assets In Middle East Has Cost $800 Million: Report
While the full scale of damage to US assets in the Gulf region is unclear, the $800 million figure offers insight into what a prolonged conflict may cost the US.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Help Reduce Risk of Substance Use Disorders, Suggests New Study
A new study published in The BMJ says that GLP-1 drugs may help prevent and treat substance use disorders across all major addictive substances that were studied.
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US F-1 Visas For Indian Students Drop 69 Per Cent In Peak Months Ahead Of Fall Semester
The June-July period is critical because the Fall semester in US universities begins in August or September, and visa issuances for Indian students typically peak during these months.
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Men In Their 50s May Age Faster Due To 'Forever Chemicals', Finds New Study
A recent study found how forever chemicals accelerate biological ageing, particularly in middle-aged men. Forever chemicals, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are synthetic compounds that have been used for several decades.
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Meet Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, Iran's Newly Appointed Interim Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Alireza Arafi was appointed jurist member of Iran's interim Leadership Council on Sunday. This came after the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by the US and Israel.
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What Happened To Pahlavis After 1979 Exodus? Spotlight On Exiled Crown Prince
The US and Israel's latest war on Tehran and the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei brought attention to Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran.
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US Responsible For $10 Trillion In Climate Damage Since 1990, Study Shows
A new study estimates that US emissions have caused $10 trillion in global economic damage since 1990, with poorer countries bearing the heaviest burden.
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US Scientists Develop Simple 4-Marker Blood Test To Detect Pancreatic Cancer Early
A new US study has identified a simple four-marker blood test that can detect pancreatic cancer with high accuracy, including in early stages. The breakthrough could improve survival by enabling timely diagnosis of this aggressive cancer.
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Healthy Diet In Middle Age May Protect Brain Function In Later Years: Study
A new study suggests that greater adherence to a healthy diet, such as the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH), may lower the risk of self-perceived cognitive decline and support better brain function.
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From Flight Ticket On Loan To Job At Microsoft: Indian Techie's Journey Inspires Internet
Priyanka Vergadia, now working as a Senior Director, Developer GTM and Marketing at Microsoft, shared her experience through a video on Instagram.
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Iran's Strikes On US Assets In Middle East Has Cost $800 Million: Report
While the full scale of damage to US assets in the Gulf region is unclear, the $800 million figure offers insight into what a prolonged conflict may cost the US.
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Popular Weight Loss Drugs May Help Reduce Risk of Substance Use Disorders, Suggests New Study
A new study published in The BMJ says that GLP-1 drugs may help prevent and treat substance use disorders across all major addictive substances that were studied.
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US F-1 Visas For Indian Students Drop 69 Per Cent In Peak Months Ahead Of Fall Semester
The June-July period is critical because the Fall semester in US universities begins in August or September, and visa issuances for Indian students typically peak during these months.
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Men In Their 50s May Age Faster Due To 'Forever Chemicals', Finds New Study
A recent study found how forever chemicals accelerate biological ageing, particularly in middle-aged men. Forever chemicals, or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are synthetic compounds that have been used for several decades.
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Meet Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, Iran's Newly Appointed Interim Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Alireza Arafi was appointed jurist member of Iran's interim Leadership Council on Sunday. This came after the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by the US and Israel.
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What Happened To Pahlavis After 1979 Exodus? Spotlight On Exiled Crown Prince
The US and Israel's latest war on Tehran and the assassination of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei brought attention to Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran.
