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South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
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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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Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
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Honor's Upcoming Smartphone Said to Feature a Larger 11,000mAh Battery
Honor is said to be working on a new smartphone with an 11,000mAh battery. The exact name of the smartphone is not known, but it is speculated to be an Honor Power series smartphone, which could arrive as a successor to the Honor Power 2. The Honor Power 2 was launched with a 10,080mAh battery with 80W wired fast charging support and 27W wired reve...
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A Simple Blood Test May Detect Hidden Heart Failure In Diabetes Patients Early
A new trial shows a simple blood test can detect undiagnosed heart failure in people with diabetes. Early screening could improve diagnosis, enable timely treatment, and reduce hospitalisation and death risks significantly.
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North Korea Tests Cruise, Anti-Ship Missiles From Naval Destroyer
North Korea conducted another test-fire of strategic cruise missiles and anti-warship missiles on Sunday as part of operational efficiency trials of its destroyer Choe Hyon, state media KCNA said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Court's "Hope You Don't Return" Comment To Arvind Kejriwal
Kejriwal and the others discharged in the liquor policy case have sought the recusal of Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma from hearing a petition by the Central Bureau of Investigation against the trial court's decision. The court has accepted Kejriwal's
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Mumbai Entrepreneur Says Honesty About Firing Helped Candidate Get Job
Instead of immediately rejecting the candidate, Jain decided to give him a trial project.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
-
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.
-
Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
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Honor's Upcoming Smartphone Said to Feature a Larger 11,000mAh Battery
Honor is said to be working on a new smartphone with an 11,000mAh battery. The exact name of the smartphone is not known, but it is speculated to be an Honor Power series smartphone, which could arrive as a successor to the Honor Power 2. The Honor Power 2 was launched with a 10,080mAh battery with 80W wired fast charging support and 27W wired reve...
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A Simple Blood Test May Detect Hidden Heart Failure In Diabetes Patients Early
A new trial shows a simple blood test can detect undiagnosed heart failure in people with diabetes. Early screening could improve diagnosis, enable timely treatment, and reduce hospitalisation and death risks significantly.
-
North Korea Tests Cruise, Anti-Ship Missiles From Naval Destroyer
North Korea conducted another test-fire of strategic cruise missiles and anti-warship missiles on Sunday as part of operational efficiency trials of its destroyer Choe Hyon, state media KCNA said on Tuesday.
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Delhi Court's "Hope You Don't Return" Comment To Arvind Kejriwal
Kejriwal and the others discharged in the liquor policy case have sought the recusal of Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma from hearing a petition by the Central Bureau of Investigation against the trial court's decision. The court has accepted Kejriwal's
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Mumbai Entrepreneur Says Honesty About Firing Helped Candidate Get Job
Instead of immediately rejecting the candidate, Jain decided to give him a trial project.
-
New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
