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World Sight Day 2024: Why Your Retinal Health Matters
This article will explore four common retinal diseases, their causes, prevention tips, and why maintaining retinal health is so important.
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Google Chrome Passkey Support Gets an Improvement Allowing Users to Sync Across Devices
Google Chrome is getting a new update that will make it easier for users to sign into their Google Accounts across devices. On Thursday, the Mountain View-based tech giant introduced an update which allows users to add the Google Password Manager PIN on multiple operating systems such as Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android. This means users can now ...
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BCCI To Sign Both Gautam Gambhir And WV Raman As Coaches? Report Makes Intriguing Proposal
Former India opener Gautam Gambhir is so far the front runner for the role of the head coach of the men's national cricket team.
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World Brain Tumor Day 2024: Do Not Ignore These Warning Signs And Symptoms Of Brain Tumor
Here's a guide to help you understand the early indicators of brain tumors so that you can seek medical advice timely.
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Google's AI-Powered Search Generative Experience Testing Reportedly Being Expanded to More Users
Google is reportedly expanding the testing of its Search Generative Experience (SGE) feature which was announced in May 2023. The feature works using generative artificial intelligence (AI) and once a query has been searched, it creates a snapshot of the key information around the keywords. The feature was so far limited to users who signed up for ...
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US Woman Credits Apple Watch With Saving Her Life Following Carbon Monoxide Leak
The early warning signs, coupled with her Apple Watch's intervention, ensured her swift rescue by emergency services.
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Israel Hostages Killed By Own Army Put Out 'SOS' Sign With Leftover Food
Signs reading "S.O.S." and "help, three hostages" in Hebrew were found on the walls of a Gaza building where three Israeli hostages had been hiding before they were mistakenly killed, Israel's military said on Sunday.
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How Climate Change Made Taylor Swift's Brazil Concert So Dangerous
The death of a Taylor Swift fan in the midst of a heat wave in Brazil is another sign that we're not doing enough to adapt to a rapidly changing climate.
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Women's Health: Here's Everything You Need To Know About Endometriosis
Endometriosis is often hereditary, so knowing if there is a family history of the condition can help you prevent it. Read on as we discuss its signs, causes, treatments and prevention tips.
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Explained: Why G20 Consensus On Climate, A Divisive Issue, Is So Important
Apart from the Russia-Ukraine war, if there was one issue that had the members of the G20 divided, it was climate. The fact that a consensus emerged and all members agreed to sign the declaration is being seen as a big victory for India.
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B Sai Sudharsan Signs Up For Surrey For County Championship Remainder
Sai Sudharsan has so far played in only eight first-class matches for Tamil Nadu, scoring 598 runs at an average of 42.71.
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US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
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Twitter Rival Threads To Launch New Features Soon. Check Details
Over 30 million people have signed up for Threads within the first few hours of its launch. Threads, owned by Meta, is the biggest challenger so far to the Elon Musk-owned Twitter.
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5 Symptoms Of Weak Bones You Shouldn't Ignore
In osteoporosis, the bones become so weak that even a minor fall can lead to fracture. Take a look at the symptoms of osteoporosis.
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US Says No Sign 3 Downed Aerial Objects Were Chinese Or Spying
The United States so far has no evidence that three unidentified aerial objects shot down this month were connected to China or any foreign spying program, the White House said Tuesday.
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World Sight Day 2024: Why Your Retinal Health Matters
This article will explore four common retinal diseases, their causes, prevention tips, and why maintaining retinal health is so important.
-
Google Chrome Passkey Support Gets an Improvement Allowing Users to Sync Across Devices
Google Chrome is getting a new update that will make it easier for users to sign into their Google Accounts across devices. On Thursday, the Mountain View-based tech giant introduced an update which allows users to add the Google Password Manager PIN on multiple operating systems such as Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android. This means users can now ...
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BCCI To Sign Both Gautam Gambhir And WV Raman As Coaches? Report Makes Intriguing Proposal
Former India opener Gautam Gambhir is so far the front runner for the role of the head coach of the men's national cricket team.
-
World Brain Tumor Day 2024: Do Not Ignore These Warning Signs And Symptoms Of Brain Tumor
Here's a guide to help you understand the early indicators of brain tumors so that you can seek medical advice timely.
-
Google's AI-Powered Search Generative Experience Testing Reportedly Being Expanded to More Users
Google is reportedly expanding the testing of its Search Generative Experience (SGE) feature which was announced in May 2023. The feature works using generative artificial intelligence (AI) and once a query has been searched, it creates a snapshot of the key information around the keywords. The feature was so far limited to users who signed up for ...
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US Woman Credits Apple Watch With Saving Her Life Following Carbon Monoxide Leak
The early warning signs, coupled with her Apple Watch's intervention, ensured her swift rescue by emergency services.
-
Israel Hostages Killed By Own Army Put Out 'SOS' Sign With Leftover Food
Signs reading "S.O.S." and "help, three hostages" in Hebrew were found on the walls of a Gaza building where three Israeli hostages had been hiding before they were mistakenly killed, Israel's military said on Sunday.
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How Climate Change Made Taylor Swift's Brazil Concert So Dangerous
The death of a Taylor Swift fan in the midst of a heat wave in Brazil is another sign that we're not doing enough to adapt to a rapidly changing climate.
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Women's Health: Here's Everything You Need To Know About Endometriosis
Endometriosis is often hereditary, so knowing if there is a family history of the condition can help you prevent it. Read on as we discuss its signs, causes, treatments and prevention tips.
-
Explained: Why G20 Consensus On Climate, A Divisive Issue, Is So Important
Apart from the Russia-Ukraine war, if there was one issue that had the members of the G20 divided, it was climate. The fact that a consensus emerged and all members agreed to sign the declaration is being seen as a big victory for India.
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B Sai Sudharsan Signs Up For Surrey For County Championship Remainder
Sai Sudharsan has so far played in only eight first-class matches for Tamil Nadu, scoring 598 runs at an average of 42.71.
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US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
-
Twitter Rival Threads To Launch New Features Soon. Check Details
Over 30 million people have signed up for Threads within the first few hours of its launch. Threads, owned by Meta, is the biggest challenger so far to the Elon Musk-owned Twitter.
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5 Symptoms Of Weak Bones You Shouldn't Ignore
In osteoporosis, the bones become so weak that even a minor fall can lead to fracture. Take a look at the symptoms of osteoporosis.
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US Says No Sign 3 Downed Aerial Objects Were Chinese Or Spying
The United States so far has no evidence that three unidentified aerial objects shot down this month were connected to China or any foreign spying program, the White House said Tuesday.
