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Jason Chen Wants To Make Word Processors Obsolete
Once upon a time, Microsoft Word reigned supreme over a kingdom inhabited by the world's most boring software platforms: word processors. But thanks to people like Jason Chen,...
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The Eco Guide To Good Plastic
Cruel, but I had no choice. If we carry on creating and consuming plastic as we are now, and hoping that trainer innovation will do the heavy lifting (it won’t), by 2050...
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Opinion: Want to Empower Women Worldwide? Give Them Access to Contraceptives
Melinda Gates shares why she advocates for over 225 million women around the globe who still lack access to modern contraceptives. Like most women I know, I have used contrace...
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India In 10 years: Healthcare Sector Will See Radical Consolidation
Apart from the government, three-four large players, some of them international giants, will dominate 80% of the market Care of human health has intrigued the social, scientif...
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Chhattisgarh Forms State, District Level Human Rights Protection Panels
Facing criticism over alleged incidents of civil rights violations in insurgency-hit Bastar region, the Chhattisgarh government has constituted human rights protection committ...
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This Music App Wants To Improve Your Hearing
Here's how it works: First, you put in your headphones—ideally the ones that came with your phone—and go somewhere quiet. Then, take a hearing test for each ear on...
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Fukushima Nuclear Reactor Radiation At Highest Level Since 2011 Meltdown
Radiation levels inside a damaged reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station are at their highest since the plant suffered a triple meltdown almost six years ago. ...
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Here’s How to Build The First Large-Scale Quantum Computer
In what may best be described as a quantum leap, a group of researchers from the University of Sussex have unveiled what they claim is the first realistic blueprint for the co...
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Myanmar's Long History Of Female Empowerment
Last week, as I peered over a sea of pink hats at the Women's March in Washington DC, one poster caught my eye. Next to a gigantic papier-mache earth was a sign, distant, but ...
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Why Dengue Turns Fatal For Patients With Second Infection
American scientists have made a research breakthrough in their study on dengue, a viral disease that wreaked havoc across India in the last two years, that could help treatmen...
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