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Talc is ‘probably carcinogenic’ to humans, WHO agency says
Talc was classified as “probably carcinogenic” due in part to limited evidence linking it to ovarian cancer, an international agency said.
How taxing certain antibiotics could help tackle drug resistance
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major public health concern, and a new study looks into how taxation could impact antibiotic prescriptions.
AI-generated exam papers go undetected in 94% of cases - study
It’s nearly impossible to detect AI-generated papers submitted for exams, a study has found.
Rare European languages among 110 new ones added to Google Translate
The tech giant announced that 110 languages had been added to its Translate feature, including Sicilian, Manx, Breton, and Romani.
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Why your morning coffee could help beat the effects of sitting all day
Coffee might reduce the risks associated with sedentary behaviour, a new study showed. But it shouldn’t prevent you from taking active breaks.
Chronic loneliness may be linked to higher risk of stroke
A study found that chronically lonely older adults had a higher risk of stroke compared to those who reported minimal isolation
This AI chatbot allows you to speak with your future self
MIT researchers used AI to create a chatbot where you can talk with your “future self” leading users to feel less anxious or unmotivated after the chat.
People who don’t get COVID may have a specific immune response - study
Researchers infected 36 people with the virus that causes COVID-19 to understand why some people seem to evade the virus. The answer was in their immune system.
Should social media come with a health warning? An expert weighs in
Euronews Next asked an expert if social media should come with a warning about the risks it poses to mental health.
Researchers develop new method to prevent AI hallucinations - study
Researchers looked at a method that can predict when an artificial intelligence (AI) text model is likely to “hallucinate”, according to a new study.
Study links ultra-processed food to higher cardiovascular disease risk
Researchers looked at the impact of a range of “plant-based” ultra-processed foods on your health, which confirmed other findings that link processed foods to health problems.
Scientists find how lung cancer mutations impact treatment response
Researchers have new insight into how two specific genetic mutations are influencing response to lung cancer treatment.
One in seven adults threatened with release of intimate images
Sextortion, a form of blackmail that involves sharing someone’s intimate images, may be more widespread than previously thought.
‘Faster than expected’: Experts warn deepfakes are spreading
Deepfakes are spreading in scams and on socials faster than expected, according to a new report.
Cancer disappears in 100% of patients treated in trial with new drug
A study showed a 100 per cent positive response rate in 42 patients with a specific type of rectal cancer who were treated with an experimental immunotherapy.
French street artist JR presents his new documentary ‘Tehachapi’
In his new documentary ‘Tehachapi’, French street artist JR reveals the behind-the-scenes of a four-year-long project with inmates of an American prison.
Sleep supplement melatonin may be linked to lower risk of vision loss
Melatonin - an over-the-counter supplement to help people sleep - may decrease the risks of age-related eyesight loss, a US study showed.
Parasocial relationships may cheer you up more than casual ones
A favourite YouTuber or a beloved book character may be more effective at cheering you up than an acquaintance, UK researchers say
France cracks down on hyaluronic acid to curb illegal injections
French health authorities made medical prescriptions compulsory to use injectable hyaluronic acid.
Popular female health apps aren’t doing enough for privacy - study
Inconsistencies and contradictory data privacy policies were found in several popular female health apps.
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