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Twitter restores access to politicians’ deleted tweets

Twitter restores access to politicians’ deleted tweets

Twitter said on Thursday it was restoring access to deleted tweets from politicians, saying it would help "bring more transparency…
Microsoft to warn email users of suspected hacking by governments

Microsoft to warn email users of suspected hacking by governments

Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it will begin warning users of its consumer services including Outlook.com email when the company…
Too much TV as a young adult may harm brain in mid-life

Too much TV as a young adult may harm brain in mid-life

Too much television-watching in young adulthood could lead to cognitive problems in mid-life, suggested a study Wednesday that tracked more…
Twitter acts to curb ‘abusive’, ‘hateful’ content

Twitter acts to curb ‘abusive’, ‘hateful’ content

Twitter said Tuesday it will take new steps to stem "abusive behavior and hateful conduct" on the global messaging platform. The…
IVF: 2 out of 3 couples are successful by their 6th attempt

IVF: 2 out of 3 couples are successful by their 6th attempt

A UK study recommends that couples undertaking IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) should have up to six attempts, rather than the…
Many continue to receive opioid prescriptions after overdose

Many continue to receive opioid prescriptions after overdose

Almost all people who overdose on prescription opioids continue to receive prescriptions for these painkillers, according to a new study. “We…
Asthma rate stops climbing in some US kids

Asthma rate stops climbing in some US kids

Childhood asthma rates appear to have stopped rising among many US groups, but not among the poorest kids or children…
Ultrasound may be useful supplemental test for breast cancer

Ultrasound may be useful supplemental test for breast cancer

A new study adds to the evidence that ultrasonography can help diagnose cancer in women with dense breasts. Researchers examined data…
The most popular nutrition trends of 2015

The most popular nutrition trends of 2015

2015 saw us stop counting the calories and instead start counting the nutrition.
Bioactive glass could be the tooth filling of the future

Bioactive glass could be the tooth filling of the future

The fillings of the future could be bioactive glass, according to engineers at Oregon State University. The futuristic-sounding bioactive glass is…
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