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How Engels Air Base Fits into Russia’s Nuclear Triad
ENGELS, Russia, July 25 — The strategic bomber base at Engels remains the primary western hub for Russia’s Long-Range Aviation branch, the…
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Ukraine’s Digital Minister Fired Without Explanation
KYIV, July 16 — The dismissal of Mykhailo Fedorov as Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation on March 18, 2025, continues to reverberate…
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History of Tamoxifen: From Discovery to FDA Approval in 1977
LONDON — The history of targeted cancer therapy, according to the record, begins not with a breakthrough in oncology but with a…
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Brain cancer’s blood-brain barrier blocks most treatments, raising survival concerns
LONDON, July 14 — Brain cancer, including its most aggressive forms such as glioblastoma, remains one of the most difficult cancers to…
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The Black Sea Grain Initiative: A Deal That Collapsed in 2023
ISTANBUL, July 14 — The Black Sea Grain Initiative, a diplomatic arrangement that once allowed over 32 million metric tons of grain…
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From HIV Research to a Living Drug: Carl June’s CAR-T Breakthrough
PHILADELPHIA, July 14 — The man who rewrote the rules of cancer immunotherapy never set out to be a revolutionary. Carl June,…
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Fleming, Florey, Chain, Waksman: Antibiotic Pioneers
LONDON, July 11 — Ernst Boris Chain, the German-born biochemist who developed the extraction process for penicillin, remains a pivotal figure in…
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ECB’s Lagarde Pushes for Digital Euro Launch by 2028
FRANKFURT, July 10 — Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has spent the past years steering the institution through a…
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Eric Topol’s four-decade journey reshaping medicine with digital innovation
LA JOLLA — Eric Topol has spent the better part of four decades pulling medicine into the digital age, and he has…
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Colorectal cancer’s liver spread tied to key protein drop
NEW YORK, July 8 — A new study offers a clearer window into why colorectal cancer can be so stubborn once it…
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Preventative Mastectomy And Oophorectomy Reduce BRCA Cancer Risk
LONDON, July 7 — A woman who was denied genetic testing for BRCA mutations until after her cancer diagnosis is now scheduled…
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Swiss Team to Test Light-Activated Cancer Kill Switch in Animals
The next step for the Swiss team is already clear: find out if the light switch works inside a living animal. The…
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Report Links Taxation to Historical Patterns of Overreach and Resistance
Taxation’s toll can be counted in numbers. A new report released today from London tallies the damage. It calls the levy “the…
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Parking Fine Default Can Block Borrowers from Mainstream Mortgages
County Court Judgements are binary things. You have one, or you don’t. Lenders do not care how you got it. A new…
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Embecta Focuses on Reliable Insulin Delivery in Asia
MANILA, July 3 — A securities fraud class action lawsuit has been filed against Embecta, the medical device company, accusing it of…
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Oncologist warns breast cancer signs go beyond a lump
LONDON, July 3 — Actress and presenter Lisa Faulkner has revealed she underwent surgery for early-stage breast cancer, a diagnosis she said…
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Spanish researcher traces single gene flaw behind rare childhood cancer
A single gene gone wrong. That is the core problem with rhabdoid tumours. And it is the core clue that a Spanish…
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Germany’s Lack of Heat Protection Rules Endangers Nursing Homes
A national policy gap is now impossible to ignore in Germany. The country has no federal heat protection regulations requiring cooling systems…
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WILDLIFE HABITATS NEAR PARKS LINKED TO LONGER LIVES
WASHINGTON, June 30 — A new study has quantified something many visitors already sensed: America’s national parks are good for you. The…
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Cancer Research UK finds one in three delay six months after spotting symptoms
One in three Britons who spotted a red-flag cancer symptom did not contact their GP for six months. That is the finding…
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Nearly half of patients with persistent cancer symptoms fail to seek follow-up care
Nearly half of people who spot a possible cancer warning sign and actually manage to see a doctor never go back —…
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PSA Test’s Limits Highlighted in Prostate Cancer Screening Debate
MANILA, June 27 — For communities across Asia, where prostate cancer often goes undetected until it is too late, a new blood…
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Study Links Less Than 42 Minutes Daily Sunlight Exposure to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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Green Banana’s Resistant Starch Prompts Nutritional Reassessment Among Experts
Green bananas have been the office punchline for decades. The fruit nobody wants. The one that sits in the bowl turning brown…
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