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How're you keeping warehouse workers safe, US Senators ask Bezos

The Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders and a few other Senators have sent a letter to Jeff Bezos, the Amazon founder, and CEO asking him about the staff's whereabouts

Mar 21, 2020

Coronavirus

Reese, Kerry want to do 'Clueless' remake together

Kerry Washington and Reese Witherspoon said that they want to make the remake of the 1995 remake of the film 'Clueless'

Mar 21, 2020

Celebrity news

Women tend to run more sophisticated political campaigns

In the study which is to be published in Political Research Quarterly, the researchers found women tend to run more sophisticated campaigns even when the odds are challenging them

Mar 20, 2020

Instagram now working on disappearing text messages

The disappearing message feature is now a popular test among social media platforms, including Twitter.

Mar 20, 2020

Portable device detects cough, can predict pandemic in making

The scientists found that FluSense was able to accurately predict daily illness rates at the university clinic

Mar 20, 2020

Mossad's imported testing kits turn out to be incomplete

Mossad has been importing essential medical equipment to battle Covid-19 but was told by the Health Ministry that they were "not exactly what we needed", as per media reports

Mar 19, 2020

Coronavirus

Too much or too little sleep not good for heart: Study

For the study, the researchers assessed sleep patterns in 1,752 people living in the Corinthia region of Greece using a standard questionnaire

Mar 19, 2020

How people react to fake news on Twitter, Facebook

The team watched 25 participants scroll through their Facebook or Twitter feeds while a Google Chrome extension randomly added debunked content on top of some of the real posts

Mar 19, 2020

Fake news Facebook

Army to be drawn in to help UK tackle Coronavirus

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace stated an additional 10,000 military personnel are going to be be placed at higher readiness and reserves put on standby to support public services

Mar 19, 2020

Coronavirus

Listening to music 30 mins a day good for heart: Study

Participants listened to nine 30-second samples of music they found soothing, as the researchers assessed each participant's body

Mar 18, 2020

Vitamin D may boost walking chances after hip fracture

Women fall more frequently than men, experiencing three-quarters of hip fractures, as per the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention

Mar 17, 2020

UK pub industry faces total destruction

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, advised people to work from home, and avoid public spaces such as pubs and clubs, in a press conference

Mar 17, 2020

Coronavirus

Briton beats COVID-19 with paracetamol, chicken soup, lemonade

She had a fever, shivers, sore throat, dizziness, achy joints, a pounding headache and chest pains caused by constant coughing

Mar 17, 2020

Coronavirus

Study finds how heartbreak and hardship shape growing old

The study found that people who experienced the greatest levels of hardship, stress and personal loss were five times more likely to experience a lower quality of life

Mar 16, 2020

Depression

Good touch, bad touch: Whopping 71% think their child is too young to be taught

New research has revealed that even after expert advice parents rarely talk about bad touch to their children during the preschool years

Mar 16, 2020

UK govt to hold daily COBRA meetings, give daily COVID-19 briefings on TV

Downing Street said that the UK government has decided to hold daily briefings to inform the citizens about the situation in the country

Mar 16, 2020

Coronavirus

Earth's mantle generated planet's early magnetic field

The study provides new estimates for the thermodynamics of magnetic field generation within the liquid portion of the early Earth's mantle

Mar 16, 2020

80% of UK to be infected with Coronavirus, says leaked public health document

Leaked government documents warn that there will be a drastic rise in the number of cases in the UK

Mar 16, 2020

Coronavirus

Hong Kong tourist arrivals plunge by 96% after coronavirus outbreak

The Tourism Board's latest statistics showed a drop of more than 96 percent year-on-year for the period

Mar 16, 2020

Coronavirus

US churches, temples, mosques temporarily suspend religious services

Several religious institutions across different faiths in the US have introduced precautionary measures to reduce the chances of infections amongst members

Mar 16, 2020

Coronavirus

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