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- Finance Adviser Dr. Salehuddin Claims Tk 79 Lakh
- US limits access to OpenAI, Anthropic AI models
- Algeria and Austria's dramatic draw sends Iran out of World Cup
- US launches second night of strikes on Iran after ship hit by drone
- Khalid claims Tk82 lakh in medical expenses
- Seventh heaven for Messi as Argentina beat Jordan 3-1
- Bangladesh launches first short-term sovereign Sukuk
- Verdict in shooting Rampura youth hanging from cornice today
- England will grow with knockout pressure: Tuchel
- Venezuelans search for earthquake survivors as death toll rises to 1,430
- Energy crisis, rising costs squeeze Bangladesh's garment industry
- Serbian President decides to resign within weeks amid student-led protests
- 12 Chinese companies interested to invest over $9bn in Bangladesh
- Hasnat Abdullah: White on the Outside, Black Inside
- Iran, US continue escalating attacks, recriminations over peace deal
- Bangladesh-China ties reach new heights: FM
- Milon orders installation of CCTV cameras in every HSC exam hall
- A Call for Objective Assessment and Accountability of the Interim Government
- Zahid calls for integrated effort to build sustainable organ transplant system
- Bangladesh-China trade could drop to 24 hours via Myanmar corridor
Why cutting sugar out of diet might not be as healthy as it sounds: Study
Cutting all sugar from diet sounds like the healthy thing to do. But a recent study suggests it may do more harm than good. Instead of improving metabolic health, it appears to make it worse. Before rewriting your shopping list, though, it is important to note that this research was conducted on...
Daily lentils and soy intake linked to lower hypertension risk: Study
A new international study has found that diets rich in lentils, chickpeas, beans, and soy foods may help lower the risk of high blood pressure. Researchers say regular consumption of these foods could play an important role in improving heart health. The findings, published in BMJ Nutrition...