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New Swansea University research reveals AI acts as a creative collaborator, enhancing human design through diverse and even imperfect suggestions
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AI Cyber Threats Surge as Defenses Lag Behind

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A groundbreaking study reveals that floods are the primary drivers of plastic pollution in rivers, washing massive amounts of microplastics into oceans.
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Plant-Based Plastic: Fully Degradable in Saltwater

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University of Florida research shows optimism, sleep, social ties make brains appear younger on MRI scans—even with chronic pain. Discover habits slowing brain aging.
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Your Brain Could Be 10 Years Younger Than Your Age

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Three global foundations invest $60 million to evaluate AI health tools in low-income countries. Discover how the EVAH initiative bridges the digital health gap for billions.
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Breakthrough AI Tool Predicts Disease Type from Genetic Mutations

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UMBC researchers discover richer hand-movement building blocks from Bharatanatyam mudras, offering new possibilities for robotics, physical therapy, and human dexterity research.
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Bharatanatyam Inspire New Breakthrough in Robotic Hand Movement

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UN warns millions of jobs in Asia could be at risk as AI advances, especially in poorer nations lacking digital access and literacy.
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AI Boom Threatens Millions of Jobs Across Asia

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Circadian disruptions from night shifts boost breast cancer risk via immune suppression. Texas A&M study reveals LILRB4 target for reversal.
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AI Revolutionizes Breast Cancer Risk Prediction

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ILO warns AI in HRM can reinforce bias and inequality if unchecked, urging transparency, worker participation, and ethical governance for decent work.
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AI Integration in Human Resource Practices Raises Serious Risks

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WHO’s first assessment on AI in European healthcare reveals rapid adoption but highlights legal, ethical, and data privacy gaps.
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AI’s Growing Role and Legal Challenges in Healthcare

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A recent University of Cambridge report reveals over half of UK novelists fear AI could entirely replace their work, amid industry concerns.
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Majority of Novelists Fear AI Could Replace Their Work

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