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New York nurse fired after accusing Israel of committing 'genocide' in Gaza Strip. What exactly did she say?
Amid the geopolitical turmoil due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas War, and the trending 'All Eyes on Rafah' situation, an NYC nurse has been fired for calling the Gaza war 'genocide'.
Indian students fail to land internships in US amid hire-local push
Indian students in the US, including those from Ivy League universities, face internship challenges amid job slowdown. Competition intensifies with scarcity of entry-level job opportunities, impacting job market competitiveness.
Police move in to clear NYU encampment, US campus arrests grow to 2,200 in pro-Palestinian protests
Pro-Palestinian protests lead to arrests at NYU and Columbia. UCLA saw clashes and arrests. President Biden defends peaceful protests. Antisemitic allegations surround demonstrations. Israel launched offensive after Hamas attack.
Doctors combine a pig kidney transplant and a heart device in a bid to extend woman's life
Lisa Pisano's combination of heart and kidney failure left her too sick to qualify for a traditional transplant, and out of options. Then doctors at NYU Langone Health devised a novel one-two punch: Implant a mechanical pump to keep her heart beating and days later transplant a kidney from a genetically modified pig.
Continuous learning a must to cope with constant disruption, say panellists
Panelists at a session on 'Upskilling, Reskilling, and Learning for the Future' emphasized the need for continuous learning in an era of technological disruption. They highlighted the growing gap between employer demands and students' skills, stressing the importance of refreshing skills throughout one's career.
Don't give up yet. Why February is the best month to reboot your New Year resolutions
February holds a silver lining: its brevity and liberation from January's pressures. It's a respite for those contemplating abandoning their New Year resolutions. Psychologists advise against harsh self-judgment, emphasizing the importance of manageable, consistent habits. Reflect on resolutions, set achievable milestones, allow room for error, seek support, and practice self-compassion for sustainable progress.
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ET GBS: How to craft strategies for navigating economic challenges the world is facing
ET Now Global Business Summit brings together thought leaders, economists, and academics to navigate economic challenges. The summit, held at Taj Palace hotel in New Delhi on February 9-10, features PM Narendra Modi as the star speaker. Throughline Inc. strategist Thomas PM Barnett offers insights on global economic trends. NYU Stern School of Business' dean Raghu Sundaram brings theoretical depth and practical wisdom. Nobel laureate Michael Spence provides groundbreaking perspectives, while Roberto Azevedo sheds light on global trade's role. Robert Johnson speaks about identifying blind spots in the economy.
Researchers train AI model to learn through child's eyes and ears
By using headcam video recordings from the child's sixth month to their second birthday, the model demonstrated an impressive ability to acquire a substantial vocabulary with just one percent of the child's waking hours captured.
Anant Ambani & Radhika Merchant’s wedding invitation card goes viral; duo to tie the knot in March
While not many details are known about their upcoming wedding, details about their wedding invitation card have gone viral on the Internet.
This NYU student owns a $6 million crypto mine
Yu, a 23-year-old student at New York University, has also become - quite unintentionally - a case study in how Chinese nationals can move money from China to the United States without drawing the attention of authorities in either country. The Texas facility, a large computing center, was not purchased with dollars. Instead, it was bought with cryptocurrency, which offers anonymity, with the transaction routed through an offshore exchange, preventing anyone from knowing the origin of the financing.
'NYU bound!'Mahesh Babu's son Gautham Ghattamaneni heads off to US for studies, proud mom Namrata Shirodkar lauds her 'bright new star'
Shirodkar and Mahesh Babu got married in 2005. Gautham was born in 2006. The pair welcomed their daughter Sitara in 2012.
Researchers find middle-aged women consuming heart-healthy diets have lesser cognitive decline
Middle-aged women who follow heart-healthy diets, such as the DASH diet, are 17 per cent less likely to experience cognitive decline later in life, according to researchers from New York University's Grossman School of Medicine.
Researchers discover pre-existing heart conditions can worsen due to body's inflammatory response to Covid
Researchers at New York University (NYU) Langone Health have found that Covid-19 can trigger an immune response in the fatty deposits lining the blood vessels of the heart, leading to disrupted blood flow and worsening pre-existing heart conditions.
Pig kidney functions in donated body for two-months: Could this transplant be the end of organ shortages? Medical breakthrough explained
A genetically modified pig kidney has achieved an unprecedented milestone by functioning successfully within a human body for approximately two months. This remarkable feat represents the longest documented instance of a xenotransplant of this nature.
New York University professor gets booted out of Twitter after showdown with Musk
Scott Galloway, a marketing professor and public speaker found himself locked out of X after a spat with the billionaire.
Pig kidney works in a donated body for over a month, a step toward animal-human transplants
The latest experiment announced Wednesday by NYU Langone Health marks the longest a pig kidney has functioned in a person, albeit a deceased one -- and it's not over. Researchers are set to track the kidney's performance for a second month.
Stick to heat packs or go for ice cubes? A guide to treating workout injury
Dr. Julie Han, a sports medicine physician at NYU Langone Health, said there was no right or wrong answer on whether to use heat or ice, and emphasized that neither would cure an injury.
Berberine: All about the controversial dietary supplement hyped for weight loss by social media users
Berberine has become popular on social media as users have claimed that it aids in weight loss. Here are all the details related to Berberine which is now being used as a supplement for weight loss.
Having premature grey hair? Stem cells may be the culprit, claims study
Have you ever bemoaned about rapid loss of hair? Read on to find out more!
Globalisation resilient even as US-China decoupling advances: Report
According to the report, the international goods' trade was 10 per cent above pre-Covid levels in the middle of 2022.
Surgery & chemotherapy, not the only options for prostate cancer patients: Study
Monitoring localised prostate cancer can be a great alternative to surgery or chemo reveals study.
Fad or miracle cure for all your beauty problems? The truth about the health benefits of sea moss
Gen Z is convinced that sea moss is the ultimate beauty hack there is, but is there any truth to it?
From Suhana Khan to Pashmina Roshan, 7 B'town star kids set to debut in 2023
These newbies hail from some of the most high profile B'wood dynasties.
One in 5 cardiac arrest survivors can recall the near-death experience vividly, reveals study
The out of body experience is one of a kind.
Dress like a rockstar: How this creative partnership yielded some whacky yet glorious outfits
The pair met and became BFFs in 2000.
University of Texas to teach Taylor Swift Songbook alongside William Shakespeare, Geoffrey Chaucer
The University of Texas at Austin will teach a class on Taylor Swift’s four recently launched albums as a part of the Literary Contests and Contexts course. Professor Elizabeth Scala from the English department will teach the course.
The US’ Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act will impact solar panels to apparel — businesses must uphold human rights: Michael H. Posner
"I started the Center for Business and Human Rights in the NY U Business School some years ago. Our focus is on how global companies operate in the world and what the human rights challenges associated with their activities are. A lot of this researches global supply chains in manufacturing, farming, mining, etc., and the risks therein to vulnerable people like workers."
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