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A groundbreaking study reveals how plastic additives affect mating behaviour and sperm count in crustaceans, raising concerns about the broader impact on aquatic ecosystems. Explore the potential ecological consequences of our plastic addiction and the urgent need for awareness and action.
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Plastic Additives Disrupt Mating Behaviour in Crustaceans

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A recent study has highlighted the beneficial effects of incorporating brief moments of exercise, specifically squats, into a sedentary work routine. Researchers found that taking short breaks for one-minute squat exercises significantly enhanced focus, reduced mental fatigue, and improved decision-making abilities among individuals subjected to prolonged sitting.
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Boost Brain Health with Just One Minute of Squats

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Mornings can be challenging, but the right beverage can be a game-changer, providing the energy boost needed to conquer the day. Say farewell to sugary energy drinks and embrace these 7 easy-to-make, natural energy-boosting drinks to kickstart your mornings.
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Revitalize Your Mornings with Natural Energy-Boosting Drinks

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Exploring Impact of Social Media on Adolescent Health Behaviours

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Despite increased policy measures promoting energy efficiency, progress remains insufficient to meet climate targets, warns the Energy Efficiency 2023 market report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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Global Push for Energy Efficiency Gains Traction

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In a sobering revelation, the International Labour Organization (ILO) unveils a report indicating a substantial surge in work-related deaths, totalling close to three million each year. The findings of death of workers illuminate the enduring global hurdles in ensuring the health and safety of workers, prompting a call for immediate collaborative action.
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Nearly Three Million Workers Die Annually

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In a groundbreaking study conducted at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, researchers have delved into the effects of low-dose radiation therapy on patients with ventricular tachycardia and mice experiencing heart failure. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the findings challenge preconceived notions, suggesting that low-dose radiation therapy could hold the key to improving heart function.
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Low-Dose Radiation Therapy Impacts Heart Function

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In a historic milestone, Americans are poised to purchase over 1 million vehicles in a single year for the first time, with 2023 emerging as a groundbreaking year for electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. Despite a deceleration in growth, the sales landscape showcases record-breaking figures, primarily driven by the dynamic performance of Tesla, which contributed significantly to the delivery of 136,000 new EVs in September alone—a staggering 67 percent increase from the previous year.
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Electric Vehicles Surge to Unprecedented Heights in the U.S

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Micronutrients, encompassing vitamins and minerals, play a pivotal role in maintaining overall health despite being required in small amounts. Deficiencies in these micronutrients can lead to severe and life-threatening health issues. Common deficiencies, notably prevalent in women, pose significant health concerns.
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Micronutrients: Safeguarding Women’s Health

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The richest one per cent of the world's population emitted as much carbon in 2019 as the poorest two-thirds. With the UN climate summit looming, concerns mount over the achievability of the 1.5°C target for controlling global temperature rise, said new Oxfam report.
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Richest 1% Emitted Carbon as Much as Two-Thirds of Humanity

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