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The “Skin Barrier” Era : Why More Products May Actually Be Making Your Skin Worse

If your skincare shelf is starting to look like a small pharmacy, your skin might be quietly asking you to stop. There was a time when having good skin meant finding the right face wash and moisturiser. Then came serums, acids, retinol, toners, essences, masks and boosters. Suddenly, a 10-minute…

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Trump Has Now Struck Drug Pricing Deals With 26 Companies. They Cover Nearly 90% Of The Branded Drug Market.

Nine midsize drugmakers joined the White House program and pledged at least $19.6 billion in U.S. manufacturing investments.

International Business Times

Freddie Mercury 'stayed out of the sun' to hide Indian roots

Mary Austin has opened up on how Freddie Mercury wanted to keep his roots a secret.

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5 planets will light up the September sky — here's how to see them

Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are all visible this September. Here's when and where to look.

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ESA's BepiColombo mission nears major turning point on Mercury approach

The European Space Agency's (ESA) BepiColombo mission to the planet Mercury faces its most critical manoeuvre yet, as a pair of probes drop off the mothership on their way to one of the solar system's most extreme places.

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‘She inspired my proposal’: Readers on Yayoi Kusama

From wedding ceremonies to sunsets with pumpkins, even in urinals, Kusama’s work brought joy, mischief and inspiration to so many

The Guardian - UK

Why Indian Women Are Spending More on Skincare Than Makeup and What It Says About Beauty Now

The serum came before the foundation. That is the detail that keeps showing up, in conversations, in shopping carts, in the way a woman will spend forty minutes on her skin and then leave the house with nothing on top of it. A few years ago, that would have felt…

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters: The 30,000-Year-Old Cave Paintings Near Bhopal Almost Nobody Visits

The wall that was already ancient when the pyramids were builtThe oldest paintings at Bhimbetka predate the pyramids by roughly 25,000 years. The Egyptians were still millennia away when someone crouched in these Vindhya hill caves and pressed ochre into stone to record a bison mid-charge. That bison is still…

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'No guts, no glory': How I captured NASA's Roman Space Telescope cross the sun on a picture-perfect SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch

Space.com's Josh Dinner caught an amazing shot of NASA's Roman Space Telescope crossing the sun on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy. Here's how it happened in a Hobby Lobby parking lot.

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Sun Pharma among 9 pharmaceutical firms to lower drug prices for Americans, Trump says

Nine pharmaceutical firms reached deals with the Trump administration for lower drug prices. These agreements expand the total number of companies to twenty-six manufacturers. The deals cover medicines for chronic and rare diseases, benefiting Medicaid programs. Sun Pharma will contribute antibiotics to the US Strategic Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Reserve. These…

The Economic Times

Sarah Ferguson Is “Looking at Her Options” For a Tell-All Interview After Being “Bombarded” With Offers: Report

The former Duchess of York is moving back to the U.K. after spending almost a year out of the public eye.

Marie Claire

The Summer Is Ending But These 73 Funny Tweets Are Here To Keep Up The Good Mood (August Edition)

August may be winding down, but the internet has left us with plenty of reasons to laugh before the month is over. From painfully relatable observations and random thoughts to jokes that somehow perfectly captured the mood of the moment, people had a lot to say. We’ve rounded up some…

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In 2020, Stanford's radiative cooling technology reached a California supermarket roof; panels were estimated to save 15% to 20% energy, while a Tempe bus shelter film was reported 30°F cooler

New technology allows surfaces to cool themselves under direct sunlight. This innovation reflects sunlight and radiates heat into outer space. Panels using this cooling method are now powering supermarket refrigeration systems. Bus shelters in Arizona are also experiencing significantly lower temperatures. This passive cooling offers practical relief from rising global…

The Economic Times

Summer's new perfumes were a medley of juicy florals and reimagined classics - but these 9 were our favourites

This sunny season brought so many new blends to our desks, but there's a handful we loved more than the rest - and plan to wear well into autumn, too.

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Why South Indian Skincare Rituals Have Always Been Fundamentally Different From North Indian Beauty

The climate wrote the formula before anyone else didHumidity above 75 percent for eight months of the year changes what a face needs. In coastal Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and coastal Andhra Pradesh, the skin is perpetually primed, pores open, sebum active, the surface already damp before any product touches it.…

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Hampi's Volcanic Rock Formations: Three Days Inside Karnataka's Most Surreal Ruins and Boulders

The First Morning the Rocks Refuse to Make SenseYou step off the coracle at Virupapura Gaddi before the sun has cleared the Matanga Hill, and the first thing that stops you is not the Vijayanagara ruins. It is the boulders. They are stacked in formations that should not hold, granite…

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Amavasya and the New Moon: What Hindu Ritual About Ancestors Teaches the Living About Grief

The night that asks nothing of the skyThe new moon gives you nothing to look at. That is the first thing Amavasya asks of you: to sit with a sky that offers no light back. Every other Hindu observance has something to orient toward, the full Kartik moon, the rising…

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Male Fertility in India Is Declining: The Nutrients That Help Reverse Sperm Health

The Numbers Are Worse Than Most Men KnowA 2019 study published in the journal Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology found that Indian men showed a statistically significant decline in sperm concentration, motility, and morphology compared to samples from two decades earlier. The Indian Council of Medical Research has flagged male factor…

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In 1932, a Bell Labs engineer trying to solve mysterious static from transatlantic phone calls that repeated every 23 hours and 56 minutes accidentally discovered radio waves from the center of the Milky Way

In the early 1930s, Bell Labs engineer Karl Jansky embarked on an investigation into transatlantic radio interference. By constructing a large antenna to trace an enigmatic hiss, he uncovered a signal that deviated from known sources. This signal, which followed a sidereal day cycle, indicated a celestial origin. Jansky's serendipitous…

Marie Claire

Sarah Ferguson Follows in Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Footsteps by Moving Back to the U.K.—7 Months After Epstein Files Revelations

"She thought she could slip back under the radar," a royal source claimed.

The Guardian - UK

Kismet, London SE1: ‘The sort of beans that make you want to move to the sun’ – restaurant review

The first genuinely cool thing to have happened in Borough Market for ages

Times Life

What the Hindu Lunar Calendar Actually Tracks That the Solar Calendar Entirely Misses

The Solar Calendar Counts. The Lunar Calendar Qualifies.Every date on the Gregorian calendar marks a position: how far Earth has travelled around the Sun since January 1st. That's useful. It keeps harvests, tax filings, and train schedules in order. But it tells you nothing about the quality of a given…

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6 Nutrition and Recovery Priorities for Indian Women in the First Year After Delivery

Iron: The Deficit You Walked Into the Delivery Room WithThe National Family Health Survey (NFHS-5) found that 52.2% of Indian women aged 15 to 49 are anaemic. Delivery, whether vaginal or caesarean, adds blood loss on top of that. By the time a new mother is home, her iron stores…

Woman & Home

Everything I do to treat summer pigmentation, as a sun-loving beauty editor living in Florida

Yes, you can enjoy the sun (responsibly) and tackle pigmentation at the same time

The Economic Times

In 2021, researchers built a two-layer polymer film that cools like skin; under direct sun, it stayed about 7°C below ambient with 150 W/m² cooling power

Researchers have created an advanced cooling film comprising two innovative layers that harmoniously integrate both radiative and evaporative cooling technologies. The bottom layer, made of hydrogel, captures moisture from the atmosphere, aiding in daytime cooling. Meanwhile, the porous top layer serves to block sunlight and conserve moisture, resulting in a…

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