What your eyes could reveal about your heart health and disease risk
The retina, the light-sensitive tissue at the back of the eye, contains several specialised layers of cells
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Worried your toddler isn't getting enough iron? What parents need to know
Iron deficiency is common among young children, but simple dietary changes can help toddlers meet their iron needs and support healthy growth
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Working 9-to-5? Here's how to spend time in nature despite a busy schedule
Getting outdoors doesn't require a weekend getaway. Experts say small daily habits such as eating lunch outside, taking nature breaks and choosing greener routes can improve mental well-being
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Do heart attack patients have more micro and nano plastics in their blood?
A study found smokers were far more likely to have microplastics in the blood supplying their hearts, suggesting smoking and air pollution may help microscopic plastic particles enter the bloodstream
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Privacy isn't dead, it has just been made inconvenient by tech companies
When you trade privacy for convienence by giving an app access to your data, it's import to know what you're giving away - and who is sharing it
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Why AI data centre boom is leaving consumer electronics short of chips
The AI boom has changed memory demand from a broad consumer cycle into a more segmented market centered on high-bandwidth memory chips
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'Just looping you in': Why letting AI write emails may create more work
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, such as ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot, is increasingly allowing people to offload the repetitive routines of tending one's inbox
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Floppy to Mythos, how ransomware grew into multibillion-dollar industry
Today, artifical intelligence makes malware coding and crafting convincing phishing-emails in any language simple
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