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Niyo executive calculates international travelers may lose 12% per transaction
Vivek Bagree, a senior executive at the financial services firm Niyo, ran the numbers. The result: international travelers who choose the wrong…
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Rectal Cancer Deaths Rise in Americans Under 50, Cause Unclear
Something is changing inside the bodies of people born after 1980. Doctors can see it in the data. Rectal cancer, a disease…
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New graduates can build credit with secured cards that return deposits
NEW YORK — The security deposit sits in a bank account, untouched, for months. Maybe a year. Then it comes back. That’s…
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Study Links Very Low Testosterone to Increased Cancer Death Risk in Men
For years, doctors have watched men with low testosterone get sicker more often. Heart disease. Diabetes. Frailty. The reasons were never entirely…
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Red face after drinking linked to higher Alzheimer’s risk
GAINESVILLE, June 24 — The scene is familiar to millions: a glass of wine, a warm flush spreading across the cheeks. But…
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Study Links Alcohol Flush Reaction Gene Variant to Higher Alzheimer’s Risk
University of Florida researchers have linked a common genetic quirk — the one that turns faces red after a glass of wine…
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New method solves biomedical puzzle of drug effects versus biological mediators
WASHINGTON — A drug lowers blood pressure. The question that has dogged biomedical researchers for years: is it the drug itself, or…
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Readers Share Money-Saving Hacks: Envelope System and Spending Limits
NEW YORK — The envelope system is back. Cash for groceries, cash for gas, cash for fun. When the envelope is empty,…
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Most people underapply sunscreen; here’s the correct amount
NEW YORK, June 23 — On the ground, residents describe a concerning trend when it comes to sun protection: the majority of…
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Health officials find most sunscreen users apply only quarter to half of recommended amount
NEW YORK — It is not that people skip sunscreen. They just use far too little of it. The gap between the…
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Rural cancer death rates fall slower as urban survival improves
For nearly three decades, cancer death rates in the United States have been falling. The turnaround began in 1991. But that good…
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Ocular Therapeutix Plans 2026 NDA Filing for Longer-Lasting Wet AMD Drug
Ocular Therapeutix has spent years chasing a wet AMD treatment that could stretch the time between injections from months to something closer…
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Arginine Prevents Toxic Protein Clumps in Brains of Alzheimer’s Mice
TOKYO — The amino acid arginine, a compound cheap enough to be sold as a bodybuilding supplement, stopped toxic proteins from clumping…
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Russia’s Bundibugyo Vaccine Targets Deadliest Ebola Strain
Russia’s Bundibugyo Vaccine: A New Phase in the Ebola Fight Moscow’s announcement on May 26, 2026, changes the calculus for global health…
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US Imposes Travel Ban on Three African Nations Over Ebola
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on May 18, 2026 that, for the next 30 days, anyone who does not…
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Congo’s Untreatable Ebola Strain Spreads Across Two Countries
Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo – The country’s 17th Ebola episode has moved beyond its point of origin in Ituri Province,…
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H5N1 Bird Flu Remains Deadly Threat to Human Populations Worldwide Still
WHO Snapshot Shows High Fatality Among Confirmed H5N1 Infections … WHO Snapshot Shows High Fatality Among Confirmed H5N1 Infections Since the virus…
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Ten Inmates Die in Ecuador Prison Tuberculosis Outbreak
Ten inmates have died in a suspected tuberculosis outbreak at a prison in Guayaquil, Ecuador, according to reports dated November 19, 2025.…
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Pembrolizumab Keytruda Advances Cancer Immunotherapy
United States, September 18, 2025 — cybernewschronicle.com — Pembrolizumab, a humanized monoclonal antibody sold under the brand name Keytruda, has been a…
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Everything Is Tuberculosis
On March 18, 2025, American author John Green published his second nonfiction book, “Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our…
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Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Kills 58, Affects 1,293
A cholera outbreak in Kosti, White Nile State, has claimed the lives of 58 people and affected 1,293 others, according to Sudanese…
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Silver as an investment: Why it remains a top precious metal asset in 2024
United Kingdom, February 11, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — Silver has been a highly valued commodity for over 4,000 years, serving not only…
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New Medication Journavx Offers Hope for Acute Pain Relief Without Opioids
As of January 28, 2025, a novel oral medication for moderate to severe acute pain is approaching clinical availability. Suzetrigine, to be…
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Tirzepatide: Eli Lilly’s Dual GIP/GLP-1 Agonist for Diabetes and Weight Loss
Tirzepatide, a gastric inhibitory polypeptide (GIP) analog and a GLP-1 receptor agonist, has been making waves in the medical community as an…
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