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FIFA 2026 World Cup to boost beer sales by over 1,000,000,000 pints: Event to boost global GDP by more than $41 billionThe 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to significantly boost global beer consumption, with over a billion pints expected. Analysts predict a 0.3% ...- Shooting near Harvard University leaves two wounded, officials sayA man with a history of gun violence and mental health issues opened fire on a busy road near Boston. He wounded two drivers with an assaul...
- A South Korean startup captures workers' techniques to develop AI brains for robotsSouth Korean AI startup RLWRLD is creating a vast library of human expertise by capturing skilled workers' actions, like hotel staff foldin...
- Layoff wave hits: Full list of companies cutting jobs this weekâare you affected?Companies laying off employees this week: A new wave of layoffs is impacting thousands of US workers this week as numerous companies announ...
- Plane crashes onto a Massachusetts highway, killing 2 and wounding 1 on the groundA small plane crashed on a major highway in southeastern Massachusetts early Monday. The incident killed both people on board. One person o...
- Instant noodles blamed for 1/3 of child burns as K-Pop TikTok trend fuels spikeDoctors are alarmed by a surge in childhood burn injuries from the #KPopNoodleChallenge, a TikTok trend inspired by Netflix's K-Pop Demon H...
- Is US staring at a âquad-demicâ? Flu, COVID-19, RSV, norovirus surge nationwideThe United States is facing a surge in influenza, COVID-19, RSV and norovirus, raising concerns about a potential ‘quad-demic’.
- Passenger takes control of plane, crash lands after pilot's medical emergency in USA passenger grabbed control of a small plane and crash-landed it on an island in Massachusetts after the 79-year-old pilot experienced a me...
- Bengaluru can become innovation hub in healthcare, biotech and software like Boston: ExpertsIf one puts all three components of the software industry, biotechnology and healthcare together, it would be a formidable combination whic...
- TVS Group, Sundaram Med, IIT-M develop low-cost, automated respiratory assistsThis was done in collaboration with hospitals like Kauvery Hospital and the Madras Medical College and with guidance from global educationa...
- Air pollution linked to higher Covid-19 death rates, according to studyThe research looks at the link between long-term exposure to PM2.5 and the risk of death from Covid-19.
- Not just loss of smell, diminished sense of taste also early symptom of coronavirusIn some COVID-19 cases, loss of smell is permanent.
- Google Glass to the rescue! The augmented-reality device may assist paramedics in disaster areasGoogle Glass can help paramedics and emergency medical technicians assist injured patients by quickly consulting doctors in real time.
- Passengers say lucky to be alive after hail damages plane in BostonOver 130 people onboard a Delta Airlines flight had a lucky escape when the planes's windshields and nose cone got severely damaged midair.
- Long-term exposure to air pollution damages brainLong-term exposure to air pollution can cause damage to brain structure and impair cognitive function in middle-aged and older adults.
- Manipal Health Enterprises acquires Rajasthanâs S K Soni HospitalEstablished in 2004, S K Soni Hospital is one of Rajasthan's largest private multi-specialty hospitals with super specialisations in cancer...
- Boston bombing suspect moved to prison from hospitalThe lone surviving Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was today transferred from a hospital to a prison medical centre in Massachuset...
- Boston blasts: Indian-American surgeon Dr Vivek Shah emerges as heroDr Vivek Shah, who works at New England Baptist Hospital here, was about to cross the finish line when he was put to the ultimate test.
- Bombs kill 3 people, wound more than 100 at Boston MarathonTwo bombs ripped through the crowd at the finish line of the Boston Marathon, killing three people and injuring more than 100.
- Sponsored food studies too could be fudgedIt is said that pharmaceutical studies funded by industry are biased.
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