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Emma Raducanu arrived in Linz with the simple goal of gaining more experience and match play in her final week of an unimaginably intense year, but she was unable to avoid that enormous, growing target on her back. Starting, illogically, as the top seed in just her seventh tour event, Raducanu fought until the end […]
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The period after birth of a child is supposed to be a time of great happiness for women. However, a significant number of new mothers will experience a mental illness at this time. One is postnatal psychosis (also known as postpartum or puerperal psychosis). It’s not related to postnatal depression. Postnatal psychosis affects one to […]
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She said office interaction was vital to advance in companies, but many women were still tied to home working. Ms Mann said it was a particular issue for mothers facing school disruptions and difficulty accessing childcare. Earlier this year, Rishi Sunak warned about young people’s careers. The chancellor said he doubted his banking career would […]
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A new Alphabet company will use artificial intelligence methods for drug discovery, Google’s parent company announced Thursday. It’ll build off of the work done by DeepMind, another Alphabet subsidiary that has done groundbreaking work using AI to predict the structure of proteins. The new company, called Isomorphic Laboratories, will leverage that success to build tools […]
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A racing event and firework display has been labelled a “disaster” by attendees after the cars got stuck in the mud and the fireworks failed to impress. Hannah, a 30-year-old mum-of-two took her boys to the stock car racing evening, promising them it would be a night to remember. But she has now told of […]
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Like the main characters in Four Weddings and a Funeral, the cricket teams of England and New Zealand don’t seem to be able to go to a party without running into each other. There have been five meetings at major international tournaments since the start of 2015, and so far as England are concerned four […]
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Black Americans are more likely to get colorectal cancer—and even more likely to die from the disease—than any other racial or ethnic group in the United States. And while Black people experience health disparities across a host of diseases, colorectal cancer is largely preventable through screening. Furthermore, at-home stool testing kits—which take just a few […]
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Manufacturing at a once-threatened Rolls-Royce plant will continue for at least 10 years, the engineering giant has announced. The site in Barnoldswick, Lancashire, had seen strikes in a long dispute over the firm’s future plans for it. A spokesman said a deal had been struck with unions “to ensure Barnoldswick can move forward with certainty”. […]
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Microsoft has started warning Windows 11 users that certain features in the operating system are failing to load due to an expired certificate. The certificate expired on October 31st, and Microsoft warns that some Windows 11 users aren’t able to open apps like the Snipping Tool, touch keyboard, or emoji panel. A patch is available […]
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Holly Willoughby has left This Morning viewers in fits of giggles after a huge dog dragged her off the sofa. The 40-year-old presenter, and co-host Phillip Schofield were speaking to in-house vet Dr Scott Miller about the launch of the first pet-centric TV channel in the UK, DOGTV. Phil, Holly and Scott were all cuddling […]
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