Shares of GameStop surged more than 7 percent in early trading following an unexpected social-media boost from the White House…
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Rising Cancer Rates Among Young Adults in America’s Heartland Spark Urgent Concerns
Health experts are sounding the alarm as new research reveals an unsettling trend across America’s Corn Belt: a growing number…
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New Study Reveals U.S. Stillbirths Far More Common Than Reported, Exposing Deep Inequities in Maternal Health
A major new study has uncovered alarming findings about pregnancy outcomes in the United States: stillbirths are occurring at a…
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Blackstone Recruits Top Talent from Rival Apollo Global Management in Europe, Signalling Big Shift in Private-Capital Landscape
In a bold move, Blackstone has poached the lead deal-maker from Apollo’s European buy-out team, marking one of the rare…
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New Study Shows Up to 5 % of Americans Carry Genetic Mutations Tied to Cancer Risk
A major genetic study conducted by researchers at the Cleveland Clinic has revealed that up to five percent of the…
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Nearly 5 Million Pounds of Frozen Chicken Recalled Over Metal Contamination Concerns
In one of the largest food recalls of the year, nearly five million pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat chicken products have…
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Floss Before or After Brushing? Dentists Reveal the Right Order for a Healthier Smile
For decades, people have been told to brush their teeth twice a day — morning and night. But one question…
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Are We Forgetting More in Lockdowns? What Recent Research Suggests
Recent investigations into how people’s memory and cognitive performance have changed during extended lockdowns and pandemic-related disruptions offer intriguing —…
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Decades-Old Disease Making a Comeback: The Global Cholera Crisis and Africa’s Vaccine Hurdle
Once relegated to history books in much of the world, the water-borne disease known as cholera is staging a worrying…
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Hidden Hazards in the Freezer: Why Moldy or Old Food Isn’t Just Waste — It Could Be Dangerous
Most people have experienced it — pulling out a piece of bread with a faint green patch, an apple with…
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