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“Symptoms like insomnia, brain fog, fatigue, hot flashes, and mood changes directly affect work performance,” Dr. Ni says.According to the Center for American Progress, more than 1 in 10 workers today is a woman in her mid-fifties or older — a figure that has grown significantly in the past 20 years.[2] Plus, many women experience symptoms of perimenopause in their forties, well before their final period. These can include the following:Hot flashesBrain fogTrouble concentratingAnxietyDepressionSleepMoodOver 13 percent of middle-aged women have had one or more unfavorable work outcomes due to menopause, including missing days of work, according to a large survey…

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Astronomers have, for the first time, observed the birth of a magnetar, an extremely magnetic, rapidly spinning type of neutron star. The breakthrough confirms that these exotic objects can power some of the brightest stellar explosions ever seen. The discovery also validates a theory first proposed 16 years ago by a UC Berkeley physicist and reveals a newly recognized feature of certain exploding stars: a distinctive “chirp” in their light that can only be explained using Einstein’s theory of general relativity. The research was published in the journal Nature. The Mystery Behind the Brightest Supernovae Superluminous supernovae are among the…

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New Iranian strikes on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz presented another test of the cease-fire between the United States and Iran and threatened to interrupt a steady resumption of energy supplies in the region.Iranian missiles hit two ships in the strait, but there were no casualties, a U.S. official said late Monday Eastern time. One of the ships that was hit was a Qatari tanker, the Al Rekayyat, transiting near the strait, according to Qatar’s foreign ministry, which condemned the attack.According to a notice issued early on Tuesday by the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations organization, a monitoring…

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With one missile fired over the Pacific Ocean from a submarine lurking off China’s coast, the country’s leader, Xi Jinping, has proclaimed his determination to build a full suite of nuclear weapons, including sea-based missiles that have long been Beijing’s weak spot.The missile test on Monday came after China’s military has been battered for years by mass removals of commanders accused of corruption and disloyalty. But Chinese media declared that the test showed the country remained on track to create a full nuclear triad; that is, a range of land-, air- and sea-based weapons that could give Beijing a stronger…

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Reducing stress won’t cure psoriatic arthritis, but it may improve how you feel and function day-to-day. Here are some of the benefits that may come with improved stress management.Reduced Flare FrequencyStress is one of the most commonly reported triggers for psoriasis flares. While stress reduction isn’t a substitute for medical treatment, keeping stress in check may help reduce flare frequency and severity in some people.[5] “I have patients with various forms of inflammatory arthritis who clearly have a stress trigger, and some who are lucky that their bodies handle it very well,” says Dr. Mandelin.Improved Pain ToleranceStress can heighten your awareness…

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Context engineering relies on a modernized, unified data foundation as well as retrieval and memory systems such as retrieval augmented generation (RAG) and vector databases. It also requires careful prioritization to determine what information matters most, what should be excluded, and when different types of information should be used. Feeding models too much context can dilute relevant details, increase costs, and slow response times. “Minimum context, correct and current data, and machine-readable information are critical to effective context engineering,” Adil says. 3. Build AI governance and LLM observability in from the start Strong governance and LLM observability help organizations maintain…

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NEW YORK — A former Democratic commissioner of one of the country’s top civil rights agencies dropped a lawsuit Monday challenging her dismissal by President Donald Trump, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling that dramatically enhanced the president’s power over independent agencies. Trump’s unprecedented dismissal of Jocelyn Samuels and another Democrat from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission cleared the way for his shake-up of civil rights enforcement, which has prioritized rooting out diversity and inclusion practices, weakening protections for transgender workers and championing discrimination claims against white workers and U.S.-born workers. The EEOC moved forward with aspects of that plan…

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President Trump is expected to tell President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey that he is prepared to restore the country to a program that would allow it to purchase F-35 stealth fighter jets, a move that would reverse a ban Mr. Trump himself imposed seven years ago on national security grounds.But the shift by Mr. Trump, who is heading to a NATO summit in Ankara this week and has said he was preparing to bring a gift that would make Mr. Erdogan “very happy,” could face opposition in Congress, which could seek to block it.Four senior administration officials described the…

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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s flagship investment agency has delivered a blunt message to United Arab Emirates officials looking to pour billions of dollars into Canada: we have nowhere to put your money.Three officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said the Calgary-based Major Projects Office in mid-June told an official UAE delegation it was too soon to inject capital into Canada. “The PM keeps talking about the C$70bn [US$49bn] UAE commitment he secured on his first visit in November. None of that has been deployed,” said one Canadian official.Carney landed a US$50bn commitment from UAE president Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan…

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