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Could your anxiety be a heart attack? Study reveals the warning signs |

Chest tightness. Racing heartbeat. Shortness of breath. Sweating. For many, these symptoms trigger a familiar thought: “It’s just anxiety.” But what if it’s not? Health experts warn that distinguishing between anxiety and a heart attack can be far more complex than most people realize. The physical signs of both conditions often overlap, leading to dangerous…

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Could your skin hold the key to creating life? Scientists turn human skin cells into eggs in groundbreaking study |

US researchers have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully creating early-stage human embryos from adult skin cells. By using advanced DNA manipulation and fertilization techniques, scientists were able to generate embryos without relying on traditional egg cells. This pioneering research opens up new possibilities in reproductive medicine, potentially transforming fertility treatments. It could offer hope…

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99% of heart attacks show these early warning signs, reveals new study |

Heart disease remains the world’s leading cause of death, claiming nearly 17.9 million lives annually. But a new study has found that heart attacks and strokes rarely occur without warning. Researchers from South Korea and the United States, analysing data from millions of people, discovered that over 99% of individuals who suffered heart-related events had…

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THIS common diet pattern can wipe out memories, a new study finds |

A study from Chiba University shows that a certain diet can impair memory by disrupting autophagy, a cellular recycling process crucial for neuronal health. Using fruit flies, researchers found HFD-fed flies had impaired intermediate- and long-term memory, linked to defective autophagosome-lysosome fusion. “This research advances our understanding of how dietary habits influence brain health. Our…

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95% companies have seen zero return on their AI investments and the reason is …, says study

A recent study claimed that 95% of organizations are getting zero return, despite $30–40 billion in enterprise investment into GenAI. The study was conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) where it surveyed 300 AI deployments while the researchers spoke to approximately 350 employees. As per the study, the reason behind failure of investment…

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Canada faces a 50% plunge in Indian study permits: What this means for the education sector and economy

Canada’s Indian student visa approvals fall by 50% in 2025: IRCC data Canada has recorded a steep decline in the number of Indian international students receiving study permits in 2025. According to data published by the ICEF Monitor, there has been a 50% year-over-year decrease in study permit approvals for Indian nationals.The downturn is part…

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Mangoes can actually lower blood sugar, study reveals shocking benefits |

A new study from George Mason University has revealed surprising benefits of mango consumption for adults at risk of diabetes. Despite their high sugar content, mangos may help improve blood sugar regulation and reduce body fat in individuals with prediabetes. The clinical trial compared daily mango consumption with low-sugar snacks over a six-month period, tracking…

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