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A Budget-Smart Guide to Visiting Kuala Lumpur Without Overspending
Savvy Traveler’s Guide to Budget-Friendly Kuala Lumpur: Maximizing Value on Accommodation, Food, and Transport Kuala Lumpur, the vibrant capital city of Malaysia,…
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EU Commission President Backs Proposal for Canada as First EU Associate Member
STRASBOURG, September 18 — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen used her State of the Union address to the European Parliament…
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RFK Jr.’s Controversial Beliefs: Barrier to Cancer Cure?
NEW YORK, August 26 — It’s a geopolitical predicament wrapped in a medical enigma: as science edges closer to vaccines against certain…
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Historical Gender Bias in Autism Diagnoses: How Stereotypes Shaped
WASHINGTON D.C., August 2 — A significant recalibration in the understanding and diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in women is underway,…
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UMD Creates Lab-Made Antivenom 10x Stronger Using Rattlesnake Proteins
WASHINGTON, D.C., July 31 — A strategic advance in medical science has emerged from the University of Maryland (UMD), signaling a potential…
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Social Security Trust Fund Could Be Insolvent by 2033
WASHINGTON, July 19 — The Social Security program’s financial foundation is built on a ticking clock. Without legislative action before 2033, the…
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ALEC’s Model Bill Machine: Conservative Network’s Vaccine Influence
WASHINGTON, July 18 — The American Legislative Exchange Council, a conservative nonprofit that drafts and disseminates model bills for state lawmakers, has…
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Oncotype DX Test Cuts Chemo Use and Costs in Breast Cancer
MADISON, Wisconsin, July 17 — The genomic test Oncotype DX has fundamentally altered the strategic calculus of breast cancer treatment, shifting the…
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Global Structural Health Market to Hit $8.6B by 2035 at 9.1% CAGR
WASHINGTON, July 17 — A new market analysis projects that the global structural health monitoring industry will reach $8.6 billion by 2035,…
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CBT for Insomnia Offers Drug-Free Sleep Aid for ADHD Patients
WASHINGTON, July 16 — A strategic shift in the clinical approach to insomnia is underway, with cognitive behavioral therapy, not pills, now…
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Opioid Epidemic Progresses Through Three Deadly Waves
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The opioid epidemic, described by doctors and researchers as “one of the most devastating public health catastrophes of…
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Breakthrough Insulin Discovery Transforms Diabetes Care Century Later
CHICAGO, July 16 — The story of diabetes care includes the scientists who made key discoveries and the patients who now have…
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Metformin TAME Trial Tests Diabetes Drug for Anti-Aging Effects
NEW YORK, July 14 — A decades-old diabetes drug is now at the center of one of the most strategically significant aging…
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Longevity Research Reveals Real Human Lifespan Extension Facts
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The global race to slow human aging is no longer a fringe scientific pursuit; it is a strategic…
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Jonas Salk’s 1955 Polio Vaccine Reduced U.S. Cases By 96 Percent
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The geopolitical chessboard of global health has few moves as decisive as the one Jonas Salk made in…
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U.S. Fifth Fleet Faces Evolving Iranian Asymmetric Naval Threats
MANAMA, July 13 — The U.S. Fifth Fleet, America’s primary naval force in the Persian Gulf, faces an evolving threat matrix as…
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Dr. Christopher Fox, HDT Bio President, Built LION Platform
SEATTLE, July 13 — The global chessboard of infectious disease is seeing a strategic pivot. As the world recalibrates its approach to…
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University of Houston Fentanyl Vaccine Targets Drug’s Chemical Backbone
HOUSTON, July 13 — A novel vaccine candidate developed at the University of Houston is targeting the chemical backbone of fentanyl and…
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University of Houston Fentanyl Vaccine Awaits FDA Approval for 2025 Human Trials
HOUSTON, July 13 — The University of Houston’s experimental fentanyl vaccine is now awaiting clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…
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U.S. Treasury borrows $155B monthly, pays $24B weekly in interest
WASHINGTON, July 11 — The United States Treasury is now borrowing $155 billion every single month of the current fiscal year, a…
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Aubrey de Grey: Radical Life Extension via Damage Repair
LONDON, July 10 — Aubrey de Grey, the British biomedical gerontologist whose radical vision of defeating aging has made him a polarizing…
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Harvard’s Sinclair Tests Resveratrol, NAD+ in Aging Study
BOSTON, July 10 — The longevity research community is confronting a widening credibility gap, and Dr. David Sinclair, the Harvard Medical School…
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Rapamycin Shows Anti-Aging Promise in Mice and Humans
WASHINGTON, July 10 — A compound first isolated from the soil of a remote Pacific island more than five decades ago is…
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Immunotherapy Side Effects Impact Up to 60% of Cancer Patients
WASHINGTON, July 10 — The strategic calculus of cancer treatment is shifting, and with it comes a new set of battlefield risks…
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