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[...] this, people are still unaware that their weight can have such a strong influence on their cancer risk. In a Cancer Research UK survey, only 3 per cent of people named obesity as something that [...]

[...] ;or inflammatory bowel disease to limit the factors that could affect the patients’ cancer risk. The researchers compared the amount of antibiotics the patients had taken at least six [...]

[...] The search giant has started deleting search results in European countries on Thursday after an EU ruling that [...]

[...] what we’ve seen so far has always been retrofits of existing cars — until now. The search giant unveiled on Tuesday a fully autonomous self-driving car, built from the ground up by Google [...]

[...] ; or “excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were processed,” the search giant said on Friday. Users can visit Google’s online form and enter a list of URLs they want [...]

[...] ’s roughly 72 hours since Google launched an online tool that allows people in the European Union to request to be “forgotten” from search results, and the company has already [...]

[...] The Court of Justice of the European Union has made Google comply with the ruling that people have a right to be forgotten on the [...]

[...] . Terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed. SnappyTV, founded in 2010, is a cloud-based platform that allows users to edit and share clips from TV broadcasts quickly. The platform is used [...]

[...] on Wednesday that Google Docs users can now edit Microsoft Office files through the cloud-based platform, a move that eliminates the limitations of making Docs a full-time home office option. [...]

[...] on any EU citizen’s request if those results are “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant” or “excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were processed,” [...]

[...] results where their names appear if the results are “inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, or excessive in relation to the purposes for which they were processed.” It is limited [...]