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CIBIL Score Shapes India Lending: How the Oldest Credit Bureau Works and Scores Are Rebuilt
NEW YORK, June 29 — A loan rejection stings. It stings even more when you needed that cash for a home, a…
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Hennepin County Shuts Metro Surge Small-Business Fund After Flood of Fraudulent Applications
MINNEAPOLIS, September 18 — Hennepin County approved $2 million in March 2026 to help small businesses cover rent or mortgage payments as…
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8th Pay Commission’s Budget Impact Measured in India
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s 8th Pay Commission is set to reshape the country’s fiscal arithmetic, carrying implications that extend well…
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Schizophrenia caregivers spend $1,810 a month out of pocket, survey of 200 finds
LONDON, July 14 — The financial and emotional toll of caring for a brain cancer patient is severe, and data from the…
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How Vaccines Train the Immune System and Cut Deaths from Disease
ASTANA, July 14 — The global vaccine market, a sector that directly shapes public health outcomes from Central Asia to the Americas,…
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FDA Immunotherapy Approvals Reach 156 Since 2011, Cancer Research Institute Reports
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The first checkpoint inhibitor landed in March 2011, a drug called ipilimumab, approved for melanoma. Since then, the…
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Strengthening Alberta’s Clinical Trial Infrastructure with New Funding
EDMONTON, July 7 — A significant investment in clinical trials is set to transform cancer care in Alberta, with the Alberta Cancer…
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Oncologist Explains Why More Indians in Their 30s Are Being Diagnosed With Cancer
NEW DELHI, July 5 — For decades, cancer carried an image of being an illness that arrived late in life. That image…
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Mint Commentary Urges India to Win Trade Credit for Its Carbon Market and Climate Policies
NEW DELHI, July 5 — India’s trade-pact strategy needs a more forward-looking and equitable approach as climate policy gets entangled with trade,…
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Tribunal Suspends Parts of FCA Car Finance Compensation Scheme as Lenders Challenge It
LONDON, July 2 — The UK’s financial watchdog has been forced to suspend payouts on its car finance compensation scheme after a…
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Pittsburgh Team Finds TPP1 Mutation Helps Melanoma Cells Keep Telomeres Long
PITTSBURGH — Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have identified a crucial missing piece in the long-standing mystery of…
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Study: Ex-Smokers Who Vape Daily Face 56% Higher Lung Cancer Risk
SEOUL — The numbers are brutal. A 56% higher lung cancer risk for former smokers who swap cigarettes for daily vaping. Not…
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Anixa Biosciences Gets First Korean Patent for Breast Cancer Vaccine
SAN JOSE, June 29 — Anixa Biosciences has secured its first Korean patent for a breast cancer vaccine, a move that extends…
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Passive Income From ASX Shares Depends on Starting Capital, Yield and Diversification
It is one of the quieter obsessions of the modern Australian investor: the dream of a portfolio that pays the bills without…
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Cancer Society Adds Shield Blood Test to Colorectal Screening Guidelines as Non-Preferred Option
On May 27, 2026, the American Cancer Society (ACS) officially incorporated Guardant Health’s Shield blood test into its national colorectal cancer screening…
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England Begins World-First Gonorrhoea Vaccine Rollout in Sexual Health Clinics
NHS England is preparing to introduce a vaccination programme targeting gonorrhea, scheduled to begin in August. This initiative is described as the…
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Organic Carrots Linked to E. Coli Outbreak, One Dead
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Ghanaian Physician Wins Award for Expanding Abortion Access in Africa
On 29 November 2023, Eunice Brookman‑Amissah stepped onto a stage in Stockholm to receive the Right Livelihood Award, a prize often described…
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Pfizer’s Paxlovid Cuts COVID Hospitalization Risk by 88%
A recent analysis of Pfizer’s oral antiviral Paxlovid indicates that it can lower the chance of hospitalization or death by 88% among…
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South Africa’s Cholera Outbreak Reaches Five Provinces, 31 Dead, as Hammanskraal Water Fails
The cholera outbreak first identified on 1 February 2023 is now pressing South Africa’s public‑health capacity in ways that could have lasting…
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India Reports First Clade 1 Mpox Case in Kerala Traveler From Dubai
On July 14, 2022, Kerala’s Health Minister Veena George announced a suspected import of mpox, and within hours the National Institute of…
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WHO report: World needs 6 million more nurses amid pandemic
A long-standing worldwide shortage of nurses has been starkly revealed by the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new report released April 7…
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Moderna Ships New Vaccine to Test Third Dose Against B.1.351 Variant
On 26 February 2020, a modest consignment departed Moderna’s Cambridge, Massachusetts plant carrying vials of the experimental vaccine mRNA‑1273. The shipment’s destination…
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Moderna Ships Experimental Coronavirus Vaccine for Clinical Testing Quickly
U.S. biotechnology company Moderna Inc. dispatched its first shipment of an experimental coronavirus vaccine, designated mRNA-1273, to the National Institute of Allergy…
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