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Autism or - as it is medically referred to - autism spectrum disorder, is used to describe a range of conditions which can affect how a person communicates and interacts with others. More than one in ...

Minnesota Wild general manager Bill Guerin said he doesn't want "all-out panic" among the team's fans after star winger Kirill Kaprizov reportedly turned down an NHL-record contract extension this ...

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Thanks to the latest AI and machine learning advancements, Google Translate is adding a new live translate mode and language practice tool. Google credits Gemini AI models in Translate as helping ...

On 16 April, Robert F. Kennedy Jr held a press conference about rising diagnoses of autism. The US Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary pointed to new data showing that autism prevalence in the ...

In case you never turned song transitions off in Spotify, the streaming service is adding custom options for playlists. Song transitions can get annoying when they’re identical for each song and when ...

Spotify is introducing a new feature that allows subscribers to create more professional, personalized playlists. On Tuesday, the company launched a custom transitions feature that lets you either ...

"Everyone calls him GoGo," the head of the language center said. "Why do they call him GoGo?" "You'll see," was the reply. And yes, that kid could go, go, go! GoGo was always attentive, always ...