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Ireland’s Corporate Tax Windfall Is Measured in Nuclear Submarines, and Dublin Feels the Risk
DUBLIN — The party is still on. But the hangover is coming into focus. Every July 4th, Ireland celebrates its deep economic…
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Baby & Beyond Maternity Expo in Kuala Lumpur 2026
The Baby & Beyond Maternity Expo (BBME) 2026 runs from 26 to 28 November at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. It is…
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5.3 Million UK Savings Accounts Now Face Tax on Interest as Allowance Stays Frozen
LONDON, August 14 — Against a backdrop of economic tightening, a quiet but dramatic shift is unfolding in British household finances: the…
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Narcissism: From Myth to Clinical Diagnosis Explained
ROME, July 21 — In the corridors of psychology, few concepts carry as rich and disturbing a lineage as narcissism, a term…
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National Health Service Marks 75 Years of Public Healthcare
LONDON, July 20 — The National Health Service, born in the austerity and ambition of post-war Britain, remains a defining feature of…
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How Britain’s Food Standards Agency grew out of the BSE crisis and opened for business in 2000
LONDON, July 17 — The Food Standards Agency, the non-ministerial department charged with protecting public health in relation to food across England,…
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Ernexa Therapeutics Advances ERNA-101 to First-in-Human Trial Planning
SINGAPORE, July 15 — A new cancer therapy candidate is taking its first step from the laboratory bench toward the bedside, with…
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Cannabis use disorder linked to nearly four times the lung cancer risk, study finds
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A major new study, described as the largest of its kind in the United States, has found that…
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Jammu and Kashmir Reviews Cancer Care Strategy With Tata Memorial as Partner
SRINAGAR, July 13 — A plan to reshape how cancer is fought across Jammu and Kashmir took its first formal shape today,…
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Fleming’s 1928 Accidental Penicillin Discovery Revolutionized Medicine
LONDON, July 11 — In the corridors of medical history, few discoveries have altered the trajectory of human survival as profoundly as…
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Alzheimer’s Research: From Auguste Deter in 1906 to the Amyloid Hypothesis and Its Doubters
ROME, July 10 — Against the backdrop of a century of medical discovery, the story of Alzheimer’s disease is one of slow,…
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Queen Mary team’s brush swab detects oral cancer in under an hour
LONDON, July 8 — Against the backdrop of a global struggle to catch cancer early, researchers at Queen Mary University of London…
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Broker warns unpaid £60 parking fine can trigger mortgage default
Sixty pounds. That is the number that could unravel a mortgage application. A single unpaid parking fine, the kind many drivers dismiss…
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Actress Lisa Faulkner reveals early-stage breast cancer after routine mammogram
One woman in the UK receives a breast cancer diagnosis every ten minutes. That statistic, from research charity Breast Cancer Now, is…
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NHS urges Britons to check moles for ABCDE melanoma signs this summer
Britons with moles are being told to look for five specific changes this summer. The NHS posted a checklist on social media…
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CAR-T Therapy Eradicates Brain Tumors in Preclinical Study
LONDON, July 1 — A new immunotherapy treatment tested on animals has completely eliminated tumours in the majority of cases, raising hopes…
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Ipsen to buy Kartos for up to $1.75 billion to expand myelofibrosis pipeline
Myelofibrosis patients face a grim clock. A new drug acquisition aims to change that. PARIS — For patients with a certain type…
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Green Bananas’ Resistant Starch Feeds Gut Bacteria, Experts Report
LONDON — That hard, sour banana you skipped this morning? It might have been the smarter choice. The fruit’s green stage, long…
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Clarkson’s cancer disclosure highlights UK’s one-in-eight prostate cancer risk
Jeremy Clarkson told his farm team he had known since May. The season five finale of Clarkson’s Farm aired that knowledge —…
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Roche Launches 7-Minute Lung Cancer Injection in India to Replace Hours-Long IV Infusions
For lung cancer patients in India, the treatment chair has been a fixed point — hours of intravenous drip, hospital waits, repeated…
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Roche Brings 7-Minute Lung Cancer Shot to India at About ₹3.7 Lakh a Dose
MUMBAI — For lung cancer patients in India, a treatment that once meant sitting for an hour or more with an IV…
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JAMA study finds nearly one in four US teens now sleep five hours or less on school nights
A recent analysis published in the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals that one in four U.S. high‑school students now obtains…
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John Green’s Everything Is Tuberculosis Argues the World’s Deadliest Infection Is a Failure of Access
On March 18, John Green released a nonfiction volume titled Everything Is Tuberculosis. Far from a medical textbook, the book argues that…
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Tuberculosis Cases More Than Double in Kansas in One Year
Public health officials in Kansas are confronting a significant rise in tuberculosis cases, with new data showing the number of infections more…
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Personalized mRNA Cancer Vaccine Succeeds in First Phase 3 Melanoma Trial
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Indiana University Study Ties Delayed Colorectal Cancer Treatment to Higher Metastasis Risk
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Geneticist John Hardy Proposed Alzheimer’s Amyloid Hypothesis in 1992