#Gravitas A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association suggests that adults who identify as night owls tend to have poorer heart health and face a higher risk of serious events like heart attacks or strokes. 

Staying Up Late May Cost Your Heart, Study Finds

Thirty-five U.S. states are urging Congress not to block legislation regulating artificial intelligence (AI), warning that unregulated AI poses serious risks to society, privacy, and the economy. Lawmakers and state officials emphasize the need for clear rules to ensure AI safety, accountability, and ethical deployment.

US AI Law: 35 US States Warn Congress About Dangers of Unregulated AI

Does your blood type carry a high risk of triggering a stroke? Here's what a study says

The International Space Station has been leaking for five years. NASA calls it 'highest-level risk'

For many, owning a car is a cherished aspiration—a passport to freedom on four wheels. But for Volkswagen, that dream is hitting a few unexpected speed bumps. The company has recently shifted its 2024 outlook for the second time in three months, downshifting profit expectations to around 5.6%

Volkswagen Hits Potholes On The Road Ahead

Volkswagen is facing significant challenges... With reports indicating the potential loss of up to 30,000 jobs as the automaker struggles to adapt to a slowing car market and the shift to electric vehicles. However, Euro news reports that Volkswagen has denied these plans.

Volkswagen crisis: Up to 30,000 jobs at risk in Germany

We dive deep into the art of Risk-taking and wealth-building. Discover how the elite thrive on high stakes and fearless moves to make it big. Brace yourself for some insights from the world of business to redefine your path to success.

Risk it to make it: The 1% playbook

AI to now help scientists create dementia risk tools by analysing 1.6mn brain scans

Hospital toilets may harbour drug-resistant superbugs, posing risk to patients, says study

Expert Voice | Investor strategies: Balancing risk appetite and risk tolerance 

Will asteroid Apophis hit Earth in 2029? New calculations reveal risk

In yet another proof of a spiralling real estate crisis, china's property giant Vanke faces debt servicing risks. China's number two real estate developer by sales, Vanke, saw its stock and bond prices fall to new lows on Monday as worries about the company's ability to repay creditors resurfaced.

Debt risks for China's property giant Vanke

Global Markets Roundup | Safe-haven buying eases, risk sentiment improves

'Good' cholesterol not good? HDL deemed a dementia risk, suggests new study

World Hepatitis Day 2023: Liver specialist shares risk factors, severity, and preventive measures

There has been another air crash in Nepal. This time, a tourist chopper went down near Mount Everest, killing all six people on board. Why has Nepal normalised air disasters? Is it risking tourists' lives for profit?

Gravitas: Nepal Helicopter Crash: Is the country risking tourists' lives for profit?

Researchers have found that loneliness may increase the risk of heart disease in diabetes patients, highlighting the importance of having meaningful social relationships. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: How does loneliness impact you?

Researchers find 'pill' that can cut risk of death from lung cancer by half

Risks of nuclear confrontation with United States growing, claims Russia

Australia which has been dealing with massive wildfires for a couple of years is now again facing the threat of the same this year. @saroyahem tells you more about the study.

Australia on risk of wildfires again

Gardening is a wonderful, calming hobby to incorporate into our Spring-time routine. But, did you know that it can also help reduce cancer risk?

Gardening helps reduce cancer risk: Study

Eating at least two portions of oily fish a week can reduce risk of chronic kidney disease: Study

Do you listen to music at loud volumes for longer periods of time? A new study shows 1 billion young people are at risk for hearing loss

1 billion youngsters are at risk of going deaf

Breast cancer is a scary topic for women, with many admitting that they worry more about developing breast cancer than about heart disease — the number one killer of women. As we observe October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we list out some everyday habits to lower breast cancer risk.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Habits you should avoid to lower the risk

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