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3 High-Flying Pharma Stocks to Buy Right Now

The healthcare industry is poised to grow significantly in the coming years. Moreover, as healthcare stocks tend to perform relatively well despite macro uncertainties due to inelastic demand for their products and services, high-flying pharma stocks Novo Nordisk (NVO), AbbVie (ABBV), and Merck & Co (MRK) might be ideal investments…

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TikToker and teacher shares what 'EBI' means if you see it on your child's homework

The video in which she reveals the hidden meaning of the codes has now been viewed more than 1.4 million times

Nottingham Post

New AI-powered app lets you book entire holiday using voice commands

Travelshift's new app is capable of placing everything from flights to hotel stays in a shopping basket, which can be booked and paid for just with voice commands

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Dis Life: 'My New Year wish is for society to stop being ignorant towards those like me'

People without disabilities have no business asking about one's disabilities or offering to pray for them, but what they can do is speak up to forge a fairer society, writes Anna Morell from Disability Rights UK

Daily Mirror

Did six spooky prophecies about 2022 from blind mystic Baba Vanga come true?

2022 was envisioned by fortune-tellers to include natural disasters, famine and aliens

Dublin Live

A Guest Post on Plagiarism and ChatGPT

As a professor and someone who values academic integrity, I am always concerned about the issue of plagiarism. Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work or ideas as your own, without proper attribution or citation. It is a serious offense in the academic world, as it undermines the…

Reason

Watch Lego Car Evolve To Parallel Park In Increasingly Smaller Spaces

With 90-degree steering and a variable chassis, the car can fit into tiny spots without a problem.

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James Cameron threatens "Avatar" forever

Faced with cultural appropriation accusations, the director doubles down on his colonizer mentality

Salon

Big tech back to real tech in 2023

The tech bubble has finally popped. Big Tech's expansion during the pandemic sparked a rush of over-hiring and preposterous valuations among tech startups, leading to a sharp correction at the end of 2022.

Bangkok Post

How Long Does It Take Someone To Thrive At A New Job?

Survey says it takes the average American worker this long to feel like they’re “thriving” in a new role.

Zenger

Temora in NSW puts Braille stickers on shops to raise awareness of vision impairment

Like most kindergarten students, Paddy Wallace is learning to read. But he uses Braille and it has prompted his hometown to do the same.

ABC News

When should you listen to doctors?

It’s best to follow medical advice except in those situations where you shouldn’t.

Chicago Sun-Times

Why you should do an annual review of your relationship before the end of year

Think of this as an "emotional heart checkup."

Fortune

Listening without interrupting brings benefits

Teaching kids to take their turn is good for their brains, writes Dr Nuzhat Sultana

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The UK’s digital tech sector leads Europe and will help restore growth, Minister says

At London’s Science Museum right now a landmark exhibition explores our love of science fiction and visions of the future through the real science of today.

Inverse

Can we map every tree in the world? AI tech could help get us there

Scientists created a new AI deep learning method for mapping individual trees, which could help with ecosystem restoration and efforts to curb climate change.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ask the Doctors: Virtual reality headsets might be effective add-on for anesthesia

This is being explored in conjunction with what’s known as regional anesthesia, in which the surgical patients is sedated but remains conscious.

Inverse

This neuroscientist taught brain cells to play Pong — and shifted how we view human intelligence forever

In 2022, Brett Kagan and his colleagues published a paper that took the world by storm: Lab-grown brain cells in a dish learned to play the computer game Pong.

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The Conversation

How science fiction predicted recent high-tech developments in chemistry

Real-world technology is often foretold by science fiction. In 1927, characters in the film Metropolis made video calls to each other. Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry hung flat-screen colour monitors on the walls of the Enterprise decades before we did the same in our living rooms.

Inverse

Space junk, robot chefs, Star Wars clones: The 6 best innovation stories of 2022

Inverse shares our favorite Horizons long-reads from the past year, including stories on robot chefs, an AI meme legend, and pain-free EV road trips.

The Independent UK

Woman pretends to be dead twin every holiday for grandparents unaware of her death

TikTok user Annie Niu earns praise for ‘heartbreaking yet heartwarming story’

ABC News

Emma Watkins's new show for Deaf children, Emma Memma, caps a lifelong fascination with Auslan

As a child growing up in Sydney, Emma Watkins was always enthralled by sign language and she is channelling that interest into a new passion project for children.

RideApart

What Nightmares Are Made Of: Custom Bumblebee-Inspired Honda X4

India-based Reza Hussain Customs (RH Customs) heavily modifies a Honda X4 power cruiser to resemble the Bumblebee character from the Transformers series.

The Conversation

The history and mystery of Tangram, the children's puzzle game that harbours a mathematical paradox or two

Have you played the puzzle game Tangram?

Fortune

Women are more empathetic than men, study of hundreds of thousands of people finds—at any age and in any country in the world

Scientists looked at an online test that gauged the reactions of over 300,000 people aged 16 to 70 across 57 countries. It probably confirmed what you already knew.

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