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AvatarRameshGoogle’s new AI algorithm predicts heart disease by looking at your eyesverified_publisherThe Verge - James VincentExperts say it could provide a simpler way to predict cardiovascular risk Scientists from Google and its health-tech subsidiary Verily have discovered a new way to assess a person’s risk of heart disease using machine learning. By analyzing scans of the back of a patient’s eye, the company’s …
AvatarRameshA study of more than 100,000 people has found that one food group is closely linked with cancerverified_publisherBusiness Insider - Hilary Brueck• A study of more than 100,000 French adults revealed a startling link: People who consumed more processed food were much more likely to develop all kinds of cancers.• Most of the ultra-processed products were foods and beverages with a lot of sugar.• The finding held true for every category of adults in …
AvatarRamesh27 Podcasts You Need To Start Listening To In 2018BuzzFeedTired of listening to the same old podcasts? Here are some fresh ones that deserve your time. We asked the BuzzFeed Community and BuzzFeed staff to tell us about underrated podcasts they absolutely love. We received thousands and thousands of submissions this year. (Thank you if you sent one in.) …
AvatarRameshBest Protein Sources You Need in Daily Diet - Protein Diet | GQ Indiagqindia.com - GQ Staff7 sources of protein you need in your daily diet. Check out 7 best plant-based protein in your routine diet to build lean muscle, lose weight and stay …
AvatarRameshHow Breathing Calms Your Brain, And Other Science-Based Benefits Of Controlled BreathingForbes - David DiSalvoThe science of breathing stands on quite ancient foundations. Centuries of wisdom instructs us to pay closer attention to our breathing, the most basic of things we do each day. And yet, maybe because breathing is so basic, it’s also easy to ignore. A brief review of the latest science on breathing …
