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Dollar’s Purchasing Power Plummets 97% Since 1913, Book Argues
WASHINGTON, June 28 — The dollar that held 100 cents of purchasing power in 1913 today holds roughly three cents. That 97%…
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Ella Toone becomes Prostate Cancer UK ambassador after father’s death at 59
Every 45 minutes, a man in the UK dies from prostate cancer. That statistic, from Prostate Cancer UK, is the cold arithmetic…
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Prostate cancer strikes one in eight men; aggressive cases require urgent care
Clarkson’s cancer fight: The numbers behind the disease that strikes one in eight men Jeremy Clarkson’s disclosure that he has an aggressive…
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Montreal researchers discover SLAMF6 molecule acts as second immune switch
MONTREAL — The immune system has a self-destruct switch. Cancer cells have learned to flip it. And for years, doctors have been…
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Roche Launches Subcutaneous Lung Cancer Immunotherapy in India
MUMBAI — The needle goes in. Seven minutes later, it’s over. That is the new reality for lung cancer patients in India,…
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Cholera Epidemic Devastates Sudan, Death Toll Continues to Rise Sharply
The cholera epidemic that began in 2024 has become the most severe outbreak in Sudan in recent years, with the death toll…
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Sudanese Cholera Epidemic Worsens with Thousands of Reported Cases
The cholera outbreak that erupted in Sudan in 2024 has surged to become the most severe episode of the disease recorded in…
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FDA Approves First Pill for Slow-Growing Brain Cancer Treatment
Each year, about 1,500 Americans receive a diagnosis of grade 2 glioma, a slowly progressing yet aggressive brain tumor. Until now, treatment…
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Glencore Holds 60% of Global Zinc Market
Glencore plc, the Swiss-based commodity giant, holds a 60% grip on the world’s internationally tradable zinc market. That single number, from 2010…
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UK E. Coli Outbreak Kills 1, Sickens 211
United Kingdom, June 30, 2024 — cybernewschronicle.com — A significant food safety incident is unfolding in the United Kingdom, where an outbreak…
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FDA Approves First-in-Class Tarlatamab for Aggressive Lung Cancer
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Tarlatamab on May 15, 2024, marking a significant development for patients facing extensive-stage small cell…
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Temperature Drives Argentina’s 2024 Dengue Epidemic
The dengue epidemic that struck Argentina in 2024 did not hit evenly. It carved a line across the country, and that line…
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Washington Governor Appoints Pioneering Bone Marrow Researcher to Cancer Fund Board
When Governor Jay Inslee named Frederick R. Appelbaum to the board of the Andy Hill Cancer Research Endowment (CARE) Fund in 2016,…
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Migraine Drug Class Elevated to Standard Treatment
America, March 12, 2024 — cyberinktimes.com — For millions of Americans who live with migraines, the standard advice has long been the…
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Rimegepant Approved for Migraine Treatment in Multiple Countries
Rimegepant, sold under the brand name Nurtec ODT, has expanded its presence as a treatment and prevention option for adult migraines across…
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Breakthrough in Synthetic Embryo Research Offers New Miscarriage Insights
In the United States, tens of thousands of pregnancies end in miscarriage each year, yet the underlying causes often remain unknown. While…
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Ghana Approves Second Malaria Vaccine for Young Children Nationwide
The Food and Drugs Authority in Ghana has granted approval for the R21/Matrix‑M malaria vaccine to be administered to children between five…
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Mirati Wins FDA OK for KRAS Lung Cancer Pill Krazati
San Diego, December 18, 2022 — infopulsetoday.com — For decades, the KRAS gene was considered undruggable. A single mutation in it drives…
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Study: Cloth Masks Reduce Virus Spread, Support Public Masking
/ HTML. Length 450-560 words. Must not add any new info. Must keep same facts: review of 25 studies led by Karolinska…
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China Lets WHO Experts In as Coronavirus Deaths Hit 900
By the first week of February 2020, the coronavirus outbreak inside mainland China had already killed at least 900 people. That grim…
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TCL to End BlackBerry Smartphone Partnership After Licensing Deal Expires
TCL Communication, the Chinese electronics conglomerate, said on 3 February 2020 that it will cease designing and selling BlackBerry-branded smartphones after 31…
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