New Delhi: An eye drop that can potentially replace reading glasses for middle-aged people was launched in India Tuesday, following marketing authorisation approval by the Drugs Controller General of ...

India's drug regulatory agency has approved new eye drops that can help remove reading glasses in people who have presbyopia. Listen to Story New eye drops have been approved to treat presbyopia These ...

Within the next couple of years, the market for AI glasses will prove so compelling that just about everyone will want to wear a pair. According to credible rumors, Snap and Meta will soon unveil ...

Scientists build a new light source for quantum communications by combining existing technologies together to create a stronger and more robust quantum signal. Scientists have created an ...

It’s flexible, too, with readers reporting all manner of other ingredients they’ve tried, like bell peppers, napa cabbage and black beans. Try it out and make it your own, then don’t forget ...

Zenni Optical is one of the largest online eyewear retailers in the world and based on customer reviews and expert testing, Zenni glasses are legit. While the affordable price tags on Zenni's ...

Australian Para triathlete Lauren Parker has a back tattoo that says: “She is unbreakable” and on day five of the Games she lived up to that mantra claiming Paralympic gold. The 35-year-old won silver ...

And what a book it is! In her introduction, Ford explores various characters’ use and misuse of reading. For example, the scene in Pride and Prejudice where Caroline Bingley, trying to attract ...

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Baroness Jacqui Smith, an education minister, said Labour’s proposals to bolster flexible working rights, including a four-day “compressed” week, could usher more people into the workforce.

That’s the major takeaway from a new study published in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, which found a link between how flexible people were and how long they lived.