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Research Suggests Cats Mourn The Death Of Companion Animals, Even Dogs
The research, based on a survey of 412 pet owners, found that surviving cats exhibited signs of grief-like behaviors, such as increased vocalization, changes in appetite, and altered sleep patterns.
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Trump Rally Shooting Changes Biden's Plan To Revive Presidential Campaign
President Joe Biden had just begun to turn the tables in his reelection bid when the attempt on Donald Trump's life took away his most powerful tool: drawing attention to his opponent's behavior and second-term agenda.
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Long-Lasting Effects Of Pregnancy Hormones On The Brain Uncovered By Scientists
According to the study, pregnancy hormones such as oestrogen and progesterone are instrumental in initiating these brain changes.
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Serum Institute Says "Incident With Volunteer No Way Induced By Vaccine"
The Oxford coronavirus vaccine is "safe and immunogenic", the Serum Institute of India has asserted today, battling a massive controversy over a trial volunteer in Chennai alleging adverse effects including "virtual neurological breakdown, memory loss and behavioral changes".
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US "Going In Wrong Direction", Risks 100,000 Virus Cases A Day: Expert
The U.S. is "going in the wrong direction" in its effort to contain the novel coronavirus and daily case counts could more than double if behaviors don't change, infectious-disease expert Anthony Fauci said Tuesday.
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Rude Uber Riders Could Be Booted From The App
Uber riders prone to rude behavior such as leaving trash or urging drivers to speed may be booted from the app under a policy change that took effect here Wednesday.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor Concludes Road Safety Program For Children
The program covers crucial topics such as causes of road accidents, how to respond during emergencies, road etiquettes, maintenance of vehicles, safety rules to be followed in public transports and school bus, the importance of traffic rules and consequences of their violation and, the need to abide by the minimum age of driving. The awareness and ...
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Yes, Back Pain In Teenagers Could Make Them Smoke! Know How
Adolescents who are suffering from back pain too often are more likely to smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol and report problems like depression and anxiety: study.
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Amid Trolling Of Sushma Swaraj, Her Ministry Says Official "Overstepped"
An internal investigation by the foreign ministry has found that the official who allegedly harassed and inter-faith couple, had indeed overstepped his brief. Sources in the ministry said passport official Vikas Mishra "overstepped bounds of duty" and his transfer order stays. The officer's behavior was flagged by Tanvi Seth, who alleged that he ha...
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Despite Price Spike, US Will Aim To Bring Iran's Oil Revenue To Zero
The Trump administration is standing by its plan to reduce Iran's oil revenue to zero in a bid to isolate the country and force its leaders to change their behavior, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
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7 Things You Do As An Adult If You Suffered Emotional Abuse As A Teenager
Teens are not responsible for what happens, but the effects of such actions reflect in their behavior as adults.
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Key Antarctic Glacier Just Lost A Piece Of Ice Four Times The Size Of Manhattan
An enormous Antarctic glacier has given up an iceberg over 100 square miles in size, the second time in two years it has lost such a large piece in a process that has scientists wondering if its behavior is changing for the worse.
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Blue Whale Survivor In Puducherry, 22, Shares Terrifying Details
A 22-year-old man who was pulled out of the Blue Whale suicide game before he could be sucked in deeper said today in Puducherry that it was "agonizing experience", a death trap that he could not get out of even though he wanted to.
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North Korea's Missile Launch Challenges Trump
North Korea's latest test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile marks a direct challenge to President Donald Trump, whose tough talk has yet to yield any change in Pyongyang's behavior as the regime continues its efforts to build a nuclear weapon capable of striking the mainland United States.
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Research Suggests Cats Mourn The Death Of Companion Animals, Even Dogs
The research, based on a survey of 412 pet owners, found that surviving cats exhibited signs of grief-like behaviors, such as increased vocalization, changes in appetite, and altered sleep patterns.
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Trump Rally Shooting Changes Biden's Plan To Revive Presidential Campaign
President Joe Biden had just begun to turn the tables in his reelection bid when the attempt on Donald Trump's life took away his most powerful tool: drawing attention to his opponent's behavior and second-term agenda.
-
Long-Lasting Effects Of Pregnancy Hormones On The Brain Uncovered By Scientists
According to the study, pregnancy hormones such as oestrogen and progesterone are instrumental in initiating these brain changes.
-
Serum Institute Says "Incident With Volunteer No Way Induced By Vaccine"
The Oxford coronavirus vaccine is "safe and immunogenic", the Serum Institute of India has asserted today, battling a massive controversy over a trial volunteer in Chennai alleging adverse effects including "virtual neurological breakdown, memory loss and behavioral changes".
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US "Going In Wrong Direction", Risks 100,000 Virus Cases A Day: Expert
The U.S. is "going in the wrong direction" in its effort to contain the novel coronavirus and daily case counts could more than double if behaviors don't change, infectious-disease expert Anthony Fauci said Tuesday.
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Rude Uber Riders Could Be Booted From The App
Uber riders prone to rude behavior such as leaving trash or urging drivers to speed may be booted from the app under a policy change that took effect here Wednesday.
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Toyota Kirloskar Motor Concludes Road Safety Program For Children
The program covers crucial topics such as causes of road accidents, how to respond during emergencies, road etiquettes, maintenance of vehicles, safety rules to be followed in public transports and school bus, the importance of traffic rules and consequences of their violation and, the need to abide by the minimum age of driving. The awareness and ...
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Yes, Back Pain In Teenagers Could Make Them Smoke! Know How
Adolescents who are suffering from back pain too often are more likely to smoke cigarettes, drink alcohol and report problems like depression and anxiety: study.
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Amid Trolling Of Sushma Swaraj, Her Ministry Says Official "Overstepped"
An internal investigation by the foreign ministry has found that the official who allegedly harassed and inter-faith couple, had indeed overstepped his brief. Sources in the ministry said passport official Vikas Mishra "overstepped bounds of duty" and his transfer order stays. The officer's behavior was flagged by Tanvi Seth, who alleged that he ha...
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Despite Price Spike, US Will Aim To Bring Iran's Oil Revenue To Zero
The Trump administration is standing by its plan to reduce Iran's oil revenue to zero in a bid to isolate the country and force its leaders to change their behavior, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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"Red Flag After Red Flag": Student Who Showed Odd Behavior Arrested In US
Law enforcement officials in central Florida say they may have thwarted another school tragedy after arresting a 26-year-old international student who bought two rifles and was exhibiting troubling changes in his behavior.
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7 Things You Do As An Adult If You Suffered Emotional Abuse As A Teenager
Teens are not responsible for what happens, but the effects of such actions reflect in their behavior as adults.
-
Key Antarctic Glacier Just Lost A Piece Of Ice Four Times The Size Of Manhattan
An enormous Antarctic glacier has given up an iceberg over 100 square miles in size, the second time in two years it has lost such a large piece in a process that has scientists wondering if its behavior is changing for the worse.
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Blue Whale Survivor In Puducherry, 22, Shares Terrifying Details
A 22-year-old man who was pulled out of the Blue Whale suicide game before he could be sucked in deeper said today in Puducherry that it was "agonizing experience", a death trap that he could not get out of even though he wanted to.
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North Korea's Missile Launch Challenges Trump
North Korea's latest test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile marks a direct challenge to President Donald Trump, whose tough talk has yet to yield any change in Pyongyang's behavior as the regime continues its efforts to build a nuclear weapon capable of striking the mainland United States.
