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    Excessive consumption of coffee could increase osteoporosis risk, study reveals

    24 Jul 2021

    “Caffeine is one of the most widely used recreational drugs in the world, with 80 per cent of adults consuming at least one caffeinated beverage per day,” Dr Schultz says.

    Loyal employees are rock-solid pillars of support for company: Survey

    25 Jul 2021

    In terms of benefits to business, engaged and loyal employees are more productive, more creative, go the extra mile and lead to reduced costs.

    Your pupil size in the eye can reveal the level of intelligence

    03 Jul 2021

    In the study, two psychologists at the institute found that a larger pupil size is closely related to intelligence, memory ability, and attention control.

    Vision problem in humans is linked to cognitive decline

    28 Jul 2021

    Researchers found that every measure of visual impairment they studied was linked to lower mental performance in patients with vision problems.

    Bottle with a message found in Hawaii after 37 years is part of ocean current study

    16 Jul 2021

    “Two days later, we opened the bottle, and came to know the message was sent by the natural science lab at Choshi High School in Chiba Prefecture, Japan,” said Abby.

    Nasa wants to fly a helicopter on Mars for the first time

    16 Feb 2021

    Weighing just four pounds (1.8 kilograms), its blades are much larger and spin about five times faster -- 2,400 revolutions per minute -- than would be required to generate the same amount of lift back on Earth.

    Study reveals real-time dialogue with a dreaming person is possible

    21 Feb 2021

    Can anyone perceive questions and provide answers in the midst of a vivid dream? It is possible, say researchers.

    Artificial Intelligence may detect dementia years before first symptoms

    11 Aug 2021

    British researchers are developing an artificial-intelligence system for detecting dementia by only one scan/ picture of the brain years before the start of symptoms.

    Heat treatment can make chemotherapy more effective: Study

    06 Jan 2021

    Researchers have claimed that heating up cancer cells while targeting them with chemotherapy is a highly effective way of killing them.

    Cats track their owner’s location through sound, reveals study

    14 Nov 2021

    Saho Takagi, the first author of the study and a doctorate student at Kyoto, Japan, told CNN that cats have sensitive ears which they can move in different directions.

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