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Smart Weighing Scales: How Accurate Are Body Fat And Muscle Mass Readings?
Most smart weighing scales use a method called bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). When a person stands barefoot on the scale, the device sends a very small electrical current through the body and measures how easily it travels through different tissues.
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'Ashamed To Work': Google DeepMind Employees Resign Over Pentagon AI Contracts
Several Google DeepMind employees resign citing concerns over AI use in military contracts with the Pentagon.
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Amitabh Bachchan Announces Social Media Break: Why Taking A Digital Detox Matters
Amitabh Bachchan announced a temporary social media break on doctors advice to prioritise rest and recovery.
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10 Celebrities Who Have Taken Steroids For 'Action Hero' Bodies: Risks You Should Know
Celebrities' steroid use varies; medical testosterone therapy differs from misuse, and rapid muscle gain carries significant health risks.
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Yuzvendra Chahal Opens Up About Alcohol Addiction After Divorce: When Does Drinking Become A Problem?
Yuzvendra Chahal's account of his struggles with alcohol addiction highlights the importance of recognising emotional distress and seeking help when drinking becomes difficult to control.
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Govt Halts Sugar Diversion For Ethanol In 2026-27 As Retail Prices Hit Record High
India shifts ethanol procurement to corn and rice as weak rainfall threatens sugar output and domestic prices touch record highs.
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16-Year-Old Girl Allegedly Groped By Robot In Germany, Police Seize Machine
The girl was standing outside a fast-food restaurant with her friends when a red-and-gold robot, measuring around 1.2 metres in height, allegedly approached her from behind.
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Ethical Ads, No Use Of AI Promos: What New National Medical Commission Guidelines For Doctors Say
New NMC guidelines bar doctors and hospitals from using AI promos, celebrity endorsements, fake engagement, unproven claims, or patient reviews.
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AI Tool Used On National Highways May Help States Spot Crash Risks
The proposal comes amid India's continuing road safety challenge. A total of 4,87,707 road accidents claimed 1,77,175 lives in 2024. In 2023, the country had recorded 4,80,583 accidents and 1,72,890 deaths.
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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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Woman Receives Torn Used Kurta In Delhivery Parcel She Never Ordered, Company Responds
According to Kiran, the parcel was delivered on a COD basis, and her son paid for it before opening it.
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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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Crafting Art From Human Hair: All About China's Unique Embroidery Tradition
Artisans spend months on a single piece, preserving the tradition that turns human hair into timeless fine art.
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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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6 Smart Ways To Use Parchment Paper Beyond Baking
Line kitchen drawers and shelves with parchment paper to catch crumbs and spills for easy cleaning.
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Smart Weighing Scales: How Accurate Are Body Fat And Muscle Mass Readings?
Most smart weighing scales use a method called bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). When a person stands barefoot on the scale, the device sends a very small electrical current through the body and measures how easily it travels through different tissues.
-
'Ashamed To Work': Google DeepMind Employees Resign Over Pentagon AI Contracts
Several Google DeepMind employees resign citing concerns over AI use in military contracts with the Pentagon.
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Amitabh Bachchan Announces Social Media Break: Why Taking A Digital Detox Matters
Amitabh Bachchan announced a temporary social media break on doctors advice to prioritise rest and recovery.
-
10 Celebrities Who Have Taken Steroids For 'Action Hero' Bodies: Risks You Should Know
Celebrities' steroid use varies; medical testosterone therapy differs from misuse, and rapid muscle gain carries significant health risks.
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Yuzvendra Chahal Opens Up About Alcohol Addiction After Divorce: When Does Drinking Become A Problem?
Yuzvendra Chahal's account of his struggles with alcohol addiction highlights the importance of recognising emotional distress and seeking help when drinking becomes difficult to control.
-
Govt Halts Sugar Diversion For Ethanol In 2026-27 As Retail Prices Hit Record High
India shifts ethanol procurement to corn and rice as weak rainfall threatens sugar output and domestic prices touch record highs.
-
16-Year-Old Girl Allegedly Groped By Robot In Germany, Police Seize Machine
The girl was standing outside a fast-food restaurant with her friends when a red-and-gold robot, measuring around 1.2 metres in height, allegedly approached her from behind.
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Ethical Ads, No Use Of AI Promos: What New National Medical Commission Guidelines For Doctors Say
New NMC guidelines bar doctors and hospitals from using AI promos, celebrity endorsements, fake engagement, unproven claims, or patient reviews.
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AI Tool Used On National Highways May Help States Spot Crash Risks
The proposal comes amid India's continuing road safety challenge. A total of 4,87,707 road accidents claimed 1,77,175 lives in 2024. In 2023, the country had recorded 4,80,583 accidents and 1,72,890 deaths.
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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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Woman Receives Torn Used Kurta In Delhivery Parcel She Never Ordered, Company Responds
According to Kiran, the parcel was delivered on a COD basis, and her son paid for it before opening it.
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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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Crafting Art From Human Hair: All About China's Unique Embroidery Tradition
Artisans spend months on a single piece, preserving the tradition that turns human hair into timeless fine art.
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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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6 Smart Ways To Use Parchment Paper Beyond Baking
Line kitchen drawers and shelves with parchment paper to catch crumbs and spills for easy cleaning.
