Global investment firm Fidelity has reduce the value of its holding in Elon Musk-run X (formerly Twitter) by a massive 78.7 per cent, which implies that the X social media platform is likely valued at just $9.4 billion.
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High cholesterol and microplastics are emerging as extremely dangerous risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, like heart attack and stroke, said experts on Saturday.
As winter approaches, it’s essential for parents and caregivers to prepare for the seasonal changes that affect children’s health and safety. With colder temperatures, shorter days, and increased indoor activities, here are some vital tips to ensure your children stay safe and healthy throughout the winter months.
Navaratri, a festival dedicated to the worship of the Goddess Durga, is celebrated with great enthusiasm across South India. It’s a time filled with devotion, cultural performances, and, of course, delectable food. While traditional customs often involve fasting and specific dietary practices, there’s an opportunity to celebrate this festival with healthy South Indian culinary delights that honor both the occasion and well-being.
A team of researchers on Friday said that infants who were exclusively fed breast milk during their hospitalisation at birth were 22 per cent less likely to develop asthma in early childhood.
In a pioneering move to curb the country’s spam menace, Bharti Airtel on Wednesday launched India’s first network-based, AI-powered spam detection solution.
According to new research, individuals who are gestational carriers (also known as “surrogates”) may be more susceptible to severe complications during pregnancy and the early postpartum period, hypertension during pregnancy, and postpartum hemorrhage than those who conceive naturally or through IVF.
Dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? A novel study has shown that playing video games can help lower symptoms of the condition, which can lead to terrifying nightmares and severe anxiety.
Evidence is increasing to show the link between air pollution and the risk of Parkinson’s disease, health experts said on Tuesday.