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Chickpea Cookie Dough: The Viral Dessert That Boosts Slimming

Chickpea cookie dough is making waves online as a healthy and delicious treat. Here, experts explain why it's a boon for weight loss.

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Many more wrongful convictions likely, says professor who studies them

Many more wrongful convictions likely, says professor who studies them
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U S actors secured AI protections When will Canadians get the same?

In 2023, members of SAG-AFTRA went on the longest actors' strike in Hollywood history with protection from the use of AI among the sticking points. According to the new deal, AI reproductions of actors can now only be used with their informed consent and compensation. No such regulations are in place in Canada, but work is underway to change that.

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Writing Sentences In The Present Tense Enhances Their Persuasive Impact: Study

A new study from the University of Toronto finds that writing or speaking in the present tense can make you sound more persuasive.

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New Study Reveals Smoking-Induced DNA Mutations Fuel Cancer Risk

Research conducted over time has consistently demonstrated that smoking has the potential to induce harmful alterations in DNA.

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