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How To Change Careers, According To 50 People Who Made A Pivot
The most unsettling periods of my own life have been when I made a major career change, whether that involved…
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Business
Facebook content moderation is an ugly business. Here’s who does it
Some of the workers saw video of a man being stabbed to death. Others viewed acts of bestiality. Suicides and…
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Health
People Who Wear Glasses Are Indeed More Intelligent, Genetic Study Reveals
Findings of a new genetic research suggest that people who wear glasses are indeed more intelligent. Researchers said this has something to…
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Health
This new drug can reduce post-childbirth bleeding and save lives, says WHO
Excessive bleeding following childbirth is one of the major causes of death in several countries. Approximately 70,000 women die every…
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Should you breastfeed or give formula to your premature baby? Here’s what WHO recommends
Babies, even those who are premature, underweight or sickly, should be exclusively breastfed, from the maternity ward and ideally for…
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Young women who have hypertension are at an increased risk of heart failure post delivery
Young women suffering from hypertension are at an increased risk of heart failure within the six weeks after delivery, also…
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Health
Dear parents, take note. Children who snore are likelier to grow up into obese adults
If your child snores, don’t ignore it. It could lead to some serious health trouble later in life. A team…
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WHO Warns About Lack of Antibiotics: Immunity Boosting Foods for the Flu Season
A report released by World Health Organisation (WHO) has stated some shocking facts. According to it, antibiotics that are currently…
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Business
Urjit Patel: An RBI governor who doesn’t talk but acts
Raghuram Rajan had taken over as governor of the central bank in the world’s fastest-growing major economy in the thick…
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Business
Do you have fussy kids who refuse to eat greens? Get a wind-chime
Hanging wind-chimes in the kitchen or dining area may encourage children to eat more green vegetables, an Oxford study suggests. Researchers found…
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