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    Joe Biden amid massive 'plastic surgery' controversy after US Presidential Debate

    Current US President Joe Biden, contesting in the upcoming Presidential elections across the country against a very formidable opponent, Donald Trump, is now facing a fresh wave of controversy after his face appeared quite different on-screen, sparking 'cosmetic surgery' rumors.

    Surge in plastic surgery in America: Here are the top procedures being followed

    Americans are rapidly adapting to plastic surgery processes and this recent surge in various image enhancement processes have developed after the coronavirus pandemic, suggests data. The demand for cosmetic procedures are increasing by a few percent every year with the number likely to increase over time.

    Former OpenAI cofounder launches new AI company

    Ilya Sutskever, cofounder of OpenAI, launched Safe Superintelligence Inc (SSI) shortly after leaving OpenAI, joined by Jan Leike who now leads at Anthropic. Sutskever emphasised SSI's singular focus on advancing AI capabilities while prioritizing safety, aiming for rapid and secure scaling.

    Binge-watching is injurious to health

    Binging-streaming programmes has become the new malaise. Let there be a message before each OTT multi-season, infinite-episode show rolls: 'Excessive consumption of streaming shows may lead to acute square-eyeball syndrome, chronic couch potatoism and severe reality detachment.'

    Indian Army launches first-of-its-kind skin bank for treatment of severe burn injuries

    The Indian Army has inaugurated its first-ever skin bank at the Army Hospital (Research and Referral), marking a significant advancement in treating severe burns and skin conditions for service members and their families. This facility, staffed by expert medical professionals, will enhance care quality and provide vital skin graft resources nationwide.

    US Surgeon General calls for social media warning labels to protect adolescents

    In an op-ed in the New York Times, Murthy wrote that a warning label alone will not make social media safe for young people but that it can increase awareness and change behavior as shown in evidence from tobacco studies. The U.S. Congress would need to pass legislation requiring such a warning label.

    The Economic Times
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