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Your Eyesight Could Be Putting You at Risk of Developing Alzheimer’s : ScienceAlert

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[ad_1] A new study suggests staying on top of your eye health could offer a simple avenue for reducing your risks of future brain problems. A team of researchers led by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health epidemiologist Jason Smith has found improvements to common vision problems could potentially prevent as many as one […]

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Fewer Women Own Crypto Than Men, But They HODL Just as Well: Report

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[ad_1] Crypto is a man’s game? Not quite, according to a new report. In fact, women are just as likely to “HODL” as men are.  That’s what New York-based crypto exchange Gemini said in a new survey of 6,000 people. Their report, “2024 Global State of Crypto,” found that while a gender gap in crypto

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PS5 Pro Preview: Everything You Need To Know About The Next Sony PlayStation

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[ad_1] Sony’s PlayStation 5 outsold Microsoft’s Xbox Series X and S last year, shipping a whopping three PS5s for every Xbox. But the tech giant hasn’t put its feet up for the rest of the generation, and now it’s official: an upgraded PlayStation 5 Pro is coming soon. After months of leaks and rumors, the

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Amazing New Blood Cell ‘Coats’ Could Allow Cross-Species Transfusions : ScienceAlert

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[ad_1] Chronic blood shortages are driving a search for a universal blood system that would allow doctors to save more lives. Researchers may have just brought us a step closer, by creating miniscule silicon coats for donated blood cells to wear. Incredibly, the new nanotechnology allowed biomedical engineer Chuanyi Lei from South China University of

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Is Nigeria Good for Real Estate Investments?

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[ad_1] The question on the minds of many investors considering international opportunities is, “Is Nigeria good for real estate?” With its vibrant economy and a wealth of untapped resources, Nigeria presents a unique landscape for real estate investment. While there are numerous opportunities, understanding the intricacies of the market is essential for making informed decisions.

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James Webb Space Telescope Zooms In On Giant Question Mark In Space (image)

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[ad_1] Astronomers often have more questions than answers about the universe — and the universe, in turn, has asked its own question. Quite literally. Last year, the James Webb Space Telescope fortuitously spotted the unmistakable shape of a question mark across the sky. The uncanny feature was captured lurking at the bottom of an image

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What Is MemeFi? The Telegram Tap-to-Earn Fighting Game and Airdrop Details

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[ad_1] When it comes to tap-to-earn games on Telegram, finding any kind of originality isn’t easy. But MemeFi actually puts a unique twist on the formula.  It is essentially the same at its core as many other Telegram games, in that you tap on the screen to earn virtual currency. However, this time there is

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low-cost Tiny House Addresses India’s Residential Needs

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[ad_1] Harshit Singh Kothari & Tanvi Jain unveil replicable HOUSING Harshit Singh Kothari and Tanvi Jain reveal the Tiny House, a compact residence that serves as a prototype for affordable living in Indore, India. The house, built with concrete foundations, a concrete frame structure, and brick infill walls, uses standard construction methods. Allowing for easy

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Stunning Astronomical Observatory Unearthed in Ancient Egypt : ScienceAlert

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[ad_1] A ruined building in Kafr El Sheikh was where ancient Egyptians once stood, gazing at the stars above. More than 2,500 years ago, the building constituted the largest astronomical observatory known in Egypt in the 6th century BCE, part of what we now call the Temple of the Pharaohs in the town of Buto.

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