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Hot Indian IPO mkt helps SoftBank swing to profit
SoftBank Group Corp. swung to a quarterly profit on a series of successful Indian listings and a rebound in tech valuations that boosted the Vision Fund portfolio. The Tokyo-based company earned a net income of ¥1.18 trillion ($7.7 billion) in the September quarter, compared with a net loss of ¥931 billion last year. Analysts projected
Ron Howard Helps Only Murders in the Building Come Close to Solving its Season 4 Case
The following story contains spoilers for Only Murders in the Building season 4, episode 9, "Escape From Planet Klongo." WE CAN SAY with certainty that season 4 of Hulu's Only Murders in the Building has been far and away its most self-aware, meta season yet. While earlier seasons included celebrities playing themselves (think Sting in
Keto diet helps with weight loss but also raises cholesterol levels
Keto diets involve getting most of your calories from fatShutterstock/George Dolgikh Eating a keto diet, which entails consuming most of your calories from fat and very few from carbohydrates, does lead to fat loss, but may also clog arteries and negatively affect the gut microbiome. Also known as a ketogenic diet, this way of eating
A type of brain cell helps explain the calming influence of mothers
Researchers studied mice neurons in a part of the brain common to all mammalsKlein & Hubert/naturepl.com Scientists have identified neurons that are active when mouse pups interact with their mothers, appearing to reduce their distress. The same neurons may also be involved in human mother-child bonding. The zona incerta, in the centre of mammal brains
New AI helps diagnose traumatic brain injury early with 99% accuracy
Many individuals with a mild concussion, whether from a sports injury, whiplash, or a head bump, may not realize the potential long-term health consequences of leaving their injury untreated. Despite seeking care at the emergency room, a large percentage of concussions remain undiagnosed, leaving patients vulnerable to severe complications such as brain bleeds and cognitive
A new report adds the Inspector General’s voice to the autopsy of America’s recent infant formula shortage. The Inspector General’s Office for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has found the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had inadequate policies and procedures, or lacked policies and procedures, to identify risks to infant formula and
Full-body MRI helps Hackensack Radiology Group boost quality, find growth opportunities
Hackensack Radiology Group is a provider of diagnostic and interventional radiology services in Northern New Jersey with a 50-year track record of providing technologically advanced imaging services and quality patient care in convenient outpatient centers. It offers the full gamut of imaging services, including PET, MRI, CT, mammography, ultrasound, X-ray and DEXA, as well as
Lumos helps companies manage their employees’ identities — and access
Andrej Safundzic, Alan Flores Lopez and Leo Mehr met in a class at Stanford focusing on ethics, public policy and technological change. Safundzic — speaking to TechCrunch — says that the class drove home the point that few people, particularly in the corporate sector, have control over their online identities. “The future of software is
Auggie’s new app helps parents find community and shop
A new startup called Auggie is aiming to give parents a single platform where they can shop for products and connect with each other. The company’s new app, which launched this week, offers parents a platform where they can share product recommendations, shop vetted products and find community amongst each other to get real-time advice