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Your skin’s bitter taste receptors help protect against toxins, new research finds. Learn how they expel harmful substances.

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Your Skin Can Taste Bitterness – But Why?

Saradha Meloot - March 5, 2025

Ever recoiled at the bitterness of certain foods? That reaction helps prevent you from ingesting harmful substances. But did you know your...

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The UN aid coordination office OCHA, has presented a 10-point plan aimed at curbing the devastation in Gaza. The initiative, unveiled more than five weeks after the tragic events initiated by Hamas, focuses on a substantial increase in aid delivery to the war-torn enclave. Key elements include calls for humanitarian ceasefires, the release of hostages from the October 7 terror attacks, and the expansion of aid convoys into Gaza.

Trafficking in human beings: EU for stronger rules

December 22, 2022

A large 2022 study finds that children who play video games show improved cognitive abilities, challenging long-held screen time concerns

Playing Video Games Linked to Increased Intelligence in Children

August 7, 2025

High Time To Restore Wet lands' Carbon- Storing Potential

Mangrove Loss Coming Down

July 28, 2021

Alarming Surge Synthetic Drugs Crisis

March 11, 2025

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By 2050, the global demand for vegetable oils is expected to increase by 14%. This surge poses a serious threat to biodiversity, as it may lead to the clearing of natural areas for oil crops. Currently, oil crops occupy about 543 million hectares, roughly 37% of the world's agricultural land. While vegetable oils are vital for a healthy diet, their production brings significant environmental and social challenges, says IUCN.

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Vegetable Oil Demand Rise Threatens Biodiversity

Discover five powerful seeds—flax, chia, pumpkin, sesame, and sunflower—that naturally promote healthy hair growth and scalp wellness. Learn how these nutrient-rich superfoods nourish your hair from within.

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Corona hairstyle gains Popularity in Africa

A 25% increase in food insecurity elevates the risk of conflict by 36%, while a 25% rise in the number of people without access to clean drinking water raises the likelihood of conflict by 18%. Food insecurity and water stress are tightly interlinked, with regions having a history of conflict and weak governance being the most susceptible, said the Ecological Threat Report, produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace.

Environment

Managing Groundwater; Proper Management And New Policies Needed

Green Skill Shortage Hampering Growth

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Green Skill Shortage Hampering Growth