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Business
Jobs With Highest Risk of Being Replaced by AI
Princeton University has published a new study highlighting 20 occupations most at risk of becoming redundant thanks to advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The study revealed that call center operators are the most at risk of losing their jobs,...
Environment
Scientists Propose Firing Moon Dust Into Space to Fix Climate Change
Scientists from the University of Utah, USA, say that firing moon dust into space could help stop global warming.
Science
New NASA Team Begins Independent Study on UFOs
A team of NASA researchers have started an independent investigation into UFOs, now referred to as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), with a new team of 16 people. According to a statement from NASA, the investigation will last 9 months and...
Health
First Direct Evidence That Babies React to Taste in the Womb
A study led by Durham University in U.K. gives the first evidence that unborn babies react to taste in the womb.
Ancient Greece
DNA Study Shows When Ancient Greeks Colonized Italy
A recent DNA study by an international team of scientists showed when Ancient Greeks colonized Magna Graecia in Italy.
Magna Graecia is the name of the coastal areas of southern Italy and Sicily that were extensively populated by Greek settlers.
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Science
Alert Over New Zoonotic Virus Discovered In China
Scientists are on alert over a newly-discovered virus in eastern China, which made at least 35 people sick.
Archaeology
Greeks Are Descendants of the Mycenaeans, DNA Study Confirms
DNA evidence suggests that living Greeks are indeed descendants of the ancient Mycenaeans, who ruled Greece from 1,600 BC to 1,200 BC.
Greece
Study Finds Greek Kalamata Olives Help Reduce Bad Cholesterol
A study conducted by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens found that Kalamata olives help reduce bad cholesterol and improve the overall health of people who include them in their diets.
Olives are well-known for their benefits when eaten...
Science
People Trust Computers More Than Humans, Study Says
A new study reveals that people may be more willing to trust a computers than their fellow humans, especially if a task is too challenging.
Greek News
Sleep Apnea Affects One in Two Men in Greece, Study Finds
Half of Greek men and one in five women have sleep apnea syndrome, according to a study released recently by Greek scientists.