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Alzheimer’s Drug History: From Symptoms to Disease Modification
INDIANAPOLIS, July 8 — The clinical record for Alzheimer’s disease treatments, a field marked by more than a century of frustration, now…
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Northwestern Chemists Confirm Structures of Two Rye Pollen Molecules Tied to Tumor Clearance in Animals
MANILA, July 7 — A team of scientists has identified two new molecules from rye pollen that could one day change how…
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Martin Lewis Warns Holidaymakers Against Buying Foreign Cash at the Airport
CHICAGO, July 5 — A personal finance expert is warning travelers that a common habit at the airport is costing them money,…
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Bengaluru Couple Say Moving to Manali for Remote Work Saves Them Rs 30,000 a Month
MANALI — The mountains have a way of rewriting a budget. Anjali and Naman, a corporate couple who traded city life for…
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Zenocutuzumab Gives Rare NRG1-Positive Bile Duct Cancer Patients a First Targeted Option
For the small group of patients whose bile duct cancer is driven by a specific genetic glitch, the standard treatment has been…
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UnitedHealth Expands Coverage for Non-Invasive Colorectal Cancer Blood Test
NEW YORK, July 1 — UnitedHealth Group has added Guardant Health’s Shield blood test to its coverage list for colorectal cancer screening,…
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New Study Finds Candela’s Nordlys Laser Reverses Skin Aging
MARLBOROUGH, Mass., June 30 — A peer-reviewed study published today in Scientific Reports, a Nature Portfolio journal, provides the first in vivo…
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‘Wake-up call’: Research reveals Queensland’s skin cancer burden
BRISBANE, July 1 — A major new study tracking 40,000 Queenslanders over eight years has laid out the scale of the state’s…
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On-site training for Ethiopian health workers cuts child cancer diagnosis delays, study finds
In Northwest Ethiopia, a child with cancer waits. Too often, that wait ends badly. A new study suggests a simple fix: train…
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International travelers can save up to 12% on card fees by comparing
NEW YORK, June 27 — A new analysis from a senior executive at the financial services firm Niyo indicates international travellers can…
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New Vitamin B12 Compound Breaks Blood-Brain Barrier to Target Glioblastoma
The battle against glioblastoma has been, for decades, a story of almost unrelenting failure. Survival times have barely budged. The blood-brain barrier,…
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Clark Howard Advises Retiree on Managing Unneeded RMDs From Three Accounts
MANILA — The money the government forces you to take out of retirement accounts doesn’t come with instructions. For Robert, the caller…
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Single Pensioners Living Alone Now Need £13,900 a Year, Up £500
She can afford one week in the UK, a year. No car. Fifty-five pounds for groceries, each week. That is the minimum…
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Why Medical Deepfakes Are a Public Health Risk
WASHINGTON, June 25 — The rise of generative artificial intelligence has made it “really easy” to create convincing medical deepfakes, posing a…
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Community health workers show promise for diabetes, hypertension in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH, June 23 — According to the filing, the record shows a significant interest in exploring the potential of community health…
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Peer Educators Helped Cambodian Diabetes Patients Lower Blood Sugar and Pressure, Study Finds
PHNOM PENH — The burden sits heaviest on the villages that already have the least. For the Cambodian families who live hours…
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21 Virginia Cancer Specialists Physicians Named to Washingtonian Top Doctors Hall of Fame
Twenty-one oncologists from one Northern Virginia practice have earned a permanent spot in Washingtonian magazine’s Top Doctors Hall of Fame. The recognition,…
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6 women ill after C-sections at Bikaner hospital; probe ordered
Bikaner, June 10, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — Six women who underwent caesarean deliveries at the PBM Hospital in Rajasthan’s Bikaner have developed…
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Harvard Study Links Diet Quality to Heart Health Outcomes Directly
A comprehensive analysis conducted by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health suggests that the specific quality of fats and carbohydrates…
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AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Passes First Human Trial
SOUTHAMPTON, June 5 — Researchers at the University of Cambridge and their spinout DIOSynVax have completed the first human trial of a…
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Hantavirus Outbreak Kills 3 on MV Hondius
A hantavirus outbreak on the cruise ship MV “Hondius” has resulted in the deaths of three people, according to reports received on…
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Oral Inflammation May Impair Female Fertility in Mice, Israeli Researchers Find
JERUSALEM, June 6, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — A groundbreaking study by researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has shed new light…
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Ethiopia Confirms Marburg Virus Outbreak in Jinka Town
The Ethiopian Ministry of Health and the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) announced a viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF) outbreak on 12 November…
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P&O Iona Passengers Fall Ill With Suspected Norovirus Off Belgium
A norovirus outbreak aboard the MS Iona cruise ship in Belgium has created a critical situation for hundreds of passengers, particularly those…
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