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Old buildings vs new projects: Which are safer and more sustainable?

The debate between preserving older buildings and constructing new projects has gained importance in modern urban planning. Questions of safety, sustainability, cost and long-term usability often shape public opinion. While ageing structures carry historical value and environmental advantages, new developments promise compliance with modern safety standards and advanced construction technologies. Understanding the balance between these…

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Space missions may soon be safer! This plasma tunnel tests the extreme heat of reentry; one of spacecraft’s biggest challenges |

Space missions and space tourism have started accelerating rapidly. This concept of space tourism may evoke and feels more like a sense of sci-fi, but with a sense of awe and wonder, the space tourism growth has been doing wonders. This may seem like a luxurious experience afforded only by the super-rich segment of the…

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Thailand–Cambodia clashes: Indian tourists scout safer New Year destinations; top picks

Indians are making changes to their travel patterns for the New Year, travelling to destinations beyond Thailand and Cambodia to regions like Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Japan and parts of West Asia, travel industry executives said. The transition comes after the two south Asian nations have been at continued border violence. The clashes, which continued…

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Scientists test breakthrough weight-loss pill that targets muscles, not appetite, for safer fat loss |

A new experimental weight loss pill is giving hope to scientists that people may soon burn fat without losing precious muscle or fighting constant loss of appetite. Early human trials of the medication suggest it may offer an alternative to the current injectable medications that generally come with muscle loss and gut side effects. Double-edged…

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AI on the streets: US cities turn to AI for safer streets; new tools track hazards in real time

America’s ageing and under-maintained roads are pushing cities and states to adopt artificial intelligence tools that can spot hazards, flag repairs and prioritise fixes in real time — a shift gaining pace amid rising traffic deaths and stretched public works budgets.From Hawaii and Texas to San Jose, local governments are deploying AI-powered dashcams, vehicle-mounted cameras…

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Scientists discover a gentle knee pain therapy that could replace surgery: Low-dose radiation offers a safer alternative |

Millions of people living with knee osteoarthritis endure constant pain, stiffness, and limited movement. While common treatments such as painkillers, physiotherapy, and even surgery often provide only temporary relief, new research from South Korea offers a hopeful alternative. Scientists have discovered that low-dose radiation therapy (LDRT), a gentle and non-invasive treatment, can significantly reduce pain…

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5 seeds seniors should avoid or consume with caution: Health risks and safer alternatives |

Seeds are packed with essential nutrients, heart-healthy fats, and plant-based proteins, making them a popular addition to many diets. They support cardiovascular function, aid digestion, and help sustain energy levels, benefits that are particularly valuable for ageing adults. However, not every seed is suitable for seniors. Some varieties can interfere with medications, cause digestive discomfort,…

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