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DENVER -- Patients with celiac disease and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) had a tough time sticking with a gluten-free diet, a researcher reported. Only one out of 36 people with celiac disease and IBD maintained…
Artificial intelligence has in recent years proved itself to be a quick study, although it is being educated in a manner that would shame the most brutal headmaster. Locked into airtight Borgesian libraries for months…
New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art has announced artist, writer, activist, and educator Gregg Bordowitz as the new director of its renowned Independent Study Program (ISP), effective February 1. Bordowitz, a 1985–86 alumnus of…
SOUTH AFRICA If you are a white natural science graduate in South Africa, the chances are that you will find a job faster than your black and coloured counterparts. And if you graduate from more…
Jammu The adage that the family that prays together stays together has found a new version. Going by the success of three siblings from a remote and hilly village of Doda district in Jammu…
Naturally introspective and painfully self-aware, singer/songwriter Charli Adams is learning to live more unapologetically. Her captivating debut album ‘Bullseye’ is the breathtaking soundtrack to her very own liberation: An intimate, vulnerable, and utterly timeless coming-of-age…
Board Exam Tips For Students: What Should Students Do During Exams, How Should They Prepare? What things should be avoided? Let’s go into details about this. Board Exam Preparation Tips Image credit source: Pexels CBSE,…
"My father was a motivational factor for me. I used to visit his kiosk and would see him selling tea. I would always prick myself and provoke me to do something in my life," said…
Traditional rhetoric promotes that emotions have no place in business. That when too much sentiment is involved, the decision-making process is at risk of being compromised. But rather than suggest we keep emotions separate from…
With remote work becoming commonplace in Japan since the coronavirus pandemic, companies are seeking ways to have employees interact through "club activities," including in-person gatherings on holidays involving colleagues who have only previously met online.…