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AI Diet Bots Skimp Teens' Calories, Nutrients

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Turkish researchers warn teens about AI chatbots for diet advice, finding they often miss around 700 calories and key nutrients. Real dietitian plans are more balanced and suitable for adolescents in growth mode. Experts advise caution, as AI diet tips may put young users at risk for malnutrition or worse.

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AI Diet Bots Skimp Teens' Calories, Nutrients

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Car County just wrapped up some seriously warm early April days, with Vancouver hitting a record high of 78 degrees on Sunday, smashing. The old mark from 1906. That ridge of high pressure over the Pacific Northwest turned things into late spring vibes real quick. Monday kept the heat going strong, pushing Tim's well into the 70s under clear skies. But Tuesday brings a shift as cooler ocean air rolls in, with light north to northwest winds and a few extra clouds popping up morning and afternoon. Folks are loving this break from the usual April showers. We've had sunny dry stretches that aren't typical this time of year, giving everyone a taste of summer before the pattern flips. Highs drop to the low to mid 60s Tuesday, staying dry in the low lands while mountains might see light precip farther south, midweek could dip, cooler before warming back to upper 60s or low 70s, Thursday and Friday. As rain chances sneak in lightly by the weekend, this warm pause reminds us springs got

that unpredictable flow, balancing heatways with its classic rhythm before we know it. This has been Canada News Today, powered by AI.

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