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Overweight and obese individuals who consumed plant stanols decreased the overall inflammatory activity of the immune system while simultaneously increasing antibody responses to COVID-19, according to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

Powell said several areas have been affected by the floods.

Experts delve into the role of socioeconomic factors in the upcoming court case involving a deadly shack fire which claimed five young lives.

Climate litigation: Australia leads the way

Pipe bands from across SA performed for crowds presenting the beautiful sounds of bagpipes and drums at the annual Highland Gathering.

It gets increasingly harder to stretch your salary to the end of the month. Relooking at your debt repayment will help you do that.

Chatbots and other human-imitating artificial intelligence (AI) applications are conquering an increasingly important place in our lives. The possibilities raised by the latest developments are fascinating, but the fact that something is possible does not yet make it desirable. Given the ethical, legal and social implications of AI, questions on its desirability are increasingly pressing.

Kenyas ethnic cohesion watchdog has given Metas Facebook seven days to comply with regulations...

Bacterial plaque is an ever-present issue for dental hygiene. It grows and proliferates on the surface of teeth and on dental implants. To inform the development of improved dental prostheses, a study published in The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry has compared plaque accumulation on titanium and zirconia-based fixed dental prostheses.

Lawyers working in litigation need to be able to adapt quickly when it comes to ESG issues and COVID-related litigation post pandemic, according to Allen & Overy partners.    A&O’s Q3 2021 M&A In