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Jan 01 2025TECHNOLOGY

Rumor Alert: Apple’s Next Budget iPhone Might Be Called iPhone 16E

Apple might be cooking up a new budget iPhone set to launch early next year. Instead of calling it the iPhone SE 4, sources suggest it could be named the iPhone 16E. Why the rebrand? Probably to make it more appealing to customers. Rumors point out that this new iPhone will have a design similar to

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Dec 31 2024TECHNOLOGY

OnePlus Watch 3 Pro & OPPO's Rebranded Versions: What to Expect

Get ready for an exciting update in the world of smartwatches! OnePlus is cooking up a Pro version of its flagship Wear OS smartwatch, the OnePlus Watch 3, later this year. We found evidence of the OnePlus Watch 3 Pro in the OHealth app, which is the official companion app for OPPO and OnePlus smart

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Dec 31 2024HEALTH

How Medicine Marched Forward in 2024: Surprising Twists and Turns

2024 has been a wild ride for medical advancements! Imagine shrinking cancer tumors with pills or genetically engineered superhero cells? Or replacing a heart valve without opening up the chest? These weren't possible two decades ago. But what made 2024 special? Let's dive in! First, GLP-1 drugs, o

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Dec 30 2024HEALTH

Apple Cider Vinegar: What's the Real Deal?

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) has been around for ages, but it's been getting a lot of buzz lately for its potential health benefits. Before you dive in, let's explore what ACV is, how it's made, and if it's really worth the hype. Making ACV involves a simple process of fermenting apples, sugar, and ye

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Dec 30 2024HEALTH

Women and Hypertension: A Unique Path to Better Care

Did you know that high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, doesn't affect men and women the same way? While guidelines for treating it are often similar, there are unique challenges and opportunities for women. Throughout their lives, women can face different hypertension risks and responses

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Dec 30 2024SCIENCE

Powering Up: How Conjugated Electrolytes are Revolutionizing Bio-tech

Did you know that tiny particles called conjugated oligoelectrolytes (COEs) and conjugated polyelectrolytes (CPEs) are making big waves in science? These cool materials have special backbones with little ionic bits at the ends, making them easy to mix in water. Over the last ten years, they've becom

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Dec 30 2024HEALTH

The Benefits of a Keyhole Approach for Aortic Valve Replacement

Did you know that surgeons can now replace your aortic valve without cutting through the middle of your chest? One method they use is called a right anterior mini thoracotomy (RAMT). This approach involves making a small incision on the right side of the chest. But how effective is this method in th

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Dec 30 2024BUSINESS

The Worldwide Shift: How Drug Companies Handle Changes Post-Approval

Ever wondered how drug companies manage changes after their products hit the market? A recent global survey shed light on this complex process known as post-approval change management. The survey, conducted among various pharmaceutical industries, aimed to understand how companies adapt to changes w

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Dec 30 2024TECHNOLOGY

The Weather Frog's Exit: What Google Changed and Why

Ever wondered what happened to the popular weather frog on Google Weather? The Pixel Weather team finally answered this question on the Made by Google Podcast in October. It turns out, Froggy didn't fit the new design Google had in mind. The team shared that they faced a tough choice. Half of the u

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Dec 29 2024HEALTH

Do Smartphones Make Us Happy or Unhappy?

Ever wondered why some people can’t put their smartphones down? A study from Turkey has some answers. It looked at university students to see how smartphone addiction might be linked to our feelings of happiness and whether the fear of missing out (FoMO) plays a role. The study was done with 656 st

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