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Women get the same health benefits from exercise as men in less time
Women reduced their mortality risk by 15 per cent in less than two and half hours of weekly exercise while it takes men five hours to get the same benefits, a study showed.
AI is used to create child sexual abuse content, UK charity warns
There have been a rising number of reports about AI-generated child sex abuse material, according to a UK charity.
AI models can learn language through the eyes of a baby, study shows
Can artificial intelligence learn language like a baby? Researchers tested this by recording footage from a child’s life and feeding it to an AI system.
AI may help to predict how patients respond to antidepressants
Antidepressants are prescribed using a trial-and-error approach. Experts hope AI could change that.
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1 in 2 people in France have data stolen in massive cyberattack
One in two French people’s data was stolen in a major cybersecurity breach - the largest ever in France - leaving 33 million at risk.
Latest Google AI model Gemini Pro is now available in Europe
Google's Gemini Pro was delayed but it's now available for European users, a month after its US launch.
Oral insulin could replace injections for diabetics, new study finds
A new form of oral insulin, which may soon be tested in humans, can be taken as an alternative to syringes or insulin pumps.
200,000 French students to get access to AI-powered education app
MIA, an AI-powered app to revise literature and mathematics, will be rolled out to the French lycée students in later this year.
COVID vaccine may have short-term impact on menstrual cycles - study
A French study found an increased but short-term risk of changes to women's menstrual cycles after they received the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.
UK vapes ban: Which other countries are trying to crackdown?
The UK has announced a ban on disposable e-cigarettes, which have become popular among teens. Which other countries are cracking down?
Exposure to anti-acne drug may have endangered pregnancies
The anti-acne drug isotretinoin is known to cause birth defects in infants exposed during pregnancy.
€2.5 million drug now approved in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands
Libmeldy - a treatment for a rare disease costing €2.5 million - has become available in Ireland, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Meet the influencers giving career advice on TikTok
Meet the TikTok influencers who are trying to help your career with advice on how to write a resume and negotiate a promotion or a raise.
Black, female patients ‘less likely’ to be prioritised in emergencies
Patients who are white and male were more likely to be prioritised in accident and emergency departments, according to a new French study.
This space salad could fuel astronauts on missions to Mars and beyond
With an increasing focus on longer missions, it's essential to design meals that are both easy to grow in space and meet astronaut’s nutritional needs.
Why having a lot of siblings might be impacting your mental health
A new study suggests the higher number of siblings you have is linked to poorer mental health in teenagers.
7,000 COVID hospitalisations and deaths in UK linked to vaccine uptake
The first ever UK-wide study involving 67 million people sheds light on what happened when COVID vaccinations were missed.
Could AI improve forensics by finding similarities in fingerprints?
The pattern on each of your fingers is unique but a team used a deep-learning system to find similarities between them.
First vaccine for devastating disease with 75% mortality rate trialled
The first participants in a trial received doses of a vaccine for the Nipah virus - a disease with a mortality rate of up to 75 per cent.
Dry January, Veganuary: What are the benefits and the risks?
We take a look at this month’s most popular challenges, and ask experts for advice on how to get things right.
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