Preliminary study suggests regular dental flossing may lower risk of stroke from blood clots, irregular heartbeats
Flossing your teeth at least once a week may be linked to a lower risk of stroke caused by a blood clot blocking brain blood ...
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How to Get Better at Saying No
But when individuals learn to say no more often, it can have huge benefits for their careers and organizations, says Dr. Sunita Sah. A psychologist and professor at Cornell’s SC Johnson College ...
The Star21d
Big Smile, No Teeth: Circling self-driving cars
Recently, a passenger in a Waymo-operated self-driving vehicle recorded himself circling endlessly in an airport parking lot in the United States. In the video, he’s on with tech support who ...
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Bank of England diversity drive sparks backlash: 'No finance background? No problem'
The Bank of England has come under fire for the ad’s promotion of people with no finance background. The Bank of England has held the base rate at 5.25 per cent PA Ben Habib, the former Deputy Leader ...
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Mandira Bedi has given up all forms of processed sugar despite a sweet tooth: ‘I have a life to live’
“I have a sweet tooth. I have given up sugar completely. I eat non-processed sugar, like fruits. I eat dates. I eat stuff sweetened with dates. After all, I have a life to live! I am eating that kind ...
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LOOK: Northwestern G Brooks Barnhizer gets front teeth knocked out (again) in loss to Purdue
Northwestern guard Brooks Barnhizer lost his two front teeth -- again! -- in a bang-bang play as he attacked the hoop against Purdue on Sunday. Barnhizer, who lost his two front teeth in a ...