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Spotify Could Soon Let You Discover Playlist From Other Users
Music streaming service Spotify is testing a new feature for listeners to discover music they love with a collection of…
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Coronavirus break could add one or two years to my career, says England pacer James Anderson
England pacer James Anderson feels the break due to the Covid-19 pandemic could help him extend his career by two…
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More evidence that ultra-processed foods could harm health
Previous research has suggested that consuming high levels of ultra-processed foods, such as packaged snacks and soda, could harm health.…
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Diabetes could contribute to infertility, warn experts
Infertility affects up to 15 per cent of reproductive-aged couples worldwide. Diabetes causes a lack of glucose control in the…
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New blood test could predict second heart attack risk
A blood test that quickly and easily detects whether a person is at the risk of a secondary heart attack…
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Chronotherapy Could Make Cancer Treatments More Effective, Here’s How
Chi Van Dang generally declines to discuss the science that made him famous. A leading authority on cancer metabolism, he…
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Do You Schedule Your Free Time? Don’t! Study Suggests It Could Make You Unhappy
Your social calendar might be sucking the joy out of activities that are supposed to be fun or relaxing, according…
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Testosterone therapy could be the cure for drastic weight loss in cancer patients
Testosterone therapy can help prevent weight loss or loss of body mass in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, and help improve their quality of life. Many cancer…
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Amsterdam may be a ‘party city’ but you could be fined for rowdy behaviour
Amsterdam on Thursday warned rowdy British and Dutch tourists who “party excessively” in the city that they could face stiff…
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Gut microbes could lead to depression in obesity
Turns out, gut microbes may contribute to depression and anxiety in obesity. Researchers at Joslin Diabetes Center studied mice that…
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