Four In 10 Gamblers Never Set Foot In A Casino, Opting For Online Betting Instead
Concerns about mistakes, appearance, and accessibility drive gamblers to choose online gambling over in-person casinos.
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Climate Change’s Silent Hazard: Major Cities’ Buildings Are Sinking, Warns Study
Ground deformation due to rising temperatures poses risks to infrastructure, as cities sink worldwide
Hairdressers And Beauticians At Higher Risk Of Ovarian Cancer, New Research Shows
Occupational exposure to chemicals found in the workplace is believed to be a contributing factor.
Simple Urine Test Could Detect Deadly Brain Tumor, Boosting Early Treatment
Scientists develop nanowire-based technique to detect glioma DNA in urine, potentially revolutionizing cancer diagnosis
New Zealand Arachnid Species Exhibits Rare Trimorphism In Male Members
Study reveals environmental factors influence development of alpha, beta, and gamma males with varying body sizes and weaponry.
Larger Bottles Offer Solution To Climate Change Threatening Champagne
New research suggests that bigger bottles can preserve champagne's bubbles and flavor for up to 132 years.
Giant, Six-legged Robotic Fly Developed To Make AI Learning Quicker
The bug-like robot mimics fruit flies in a bid to improve machine learning.
Simple Blood Test For Ovarian Cancer On The Horizon After Recent Discovery
It offers hope of a screening program and earlier diagnosis of the disease.
Stamp-size Implant Could Help Millions Suffering From Heart Failure
The soft, wireless device has the potential to prevent approximately six million deaths per year caused by cardiovascular disease.