Singapore News API

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            "title": "The Surprising Health Benefits of Eating Leftover Pasta, According to Experts",
            "description": "Unlock pasta's potential.",
            "content": "Pasta is often viewed as a refined carbohydrate that should be eaten in moderation. Although no single food should be demonized, pasta can be made more nutritious by letting it cool after it's cooked. In fact, leftover pasta supports stable blood sug... [3278 chars]",
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            "title": "Lyrids meteor shower in Singapore: See shooting stars",
            "description": "Catch the Lyrids meteor shower and see shooting stars light up Singapore's skies from April 17 to 26. Find out the best viewing times and locations. Read more at straitstimes.com.",
            "content": "SINGAPORE – Stargazers can catch “shooting stars” streaking across the night sky from April 17 to 26 , when the annual Lyrids meteor shower occurs.\nAt the peak of the celestial spectacle from April 22 to 23 , observers may see at least 10 to 20 meteo... [1619 chars]",
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            "title": "The Shared Secret of Mammal and Dragonfly Color Vision",
            "description": "Do dragonflies see like humans? Researchers discovered dragonflies use a red-sensing opsin identical to mammals. This study reveals how dragonfly vision could improve optogenetics and deep-tissue medical imaging.",
            "content": "Summary: Dragonflies and humans might not share much in common, but a new study reveals that we share a nearly identical biological “trick” for seeing the color red. Researchers discovered that dragonflies evolved a red-sensing protein (opsin) using ... [7193 chars]",
            "url": "https://neurosciencenews.com/dragonfly-red-vision-parallel-evolution-30489/",
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