Nuclear waste left over from US efforts to develop an atomic bomb from the 1940s and onwards put children living near St Louis, Missouri at a significantly elevated risk of cancer throughout the rest of their lives, a new study suggests. As part of the top-secret scheme known as the Manhattan Project, radioactive waste from uranium refinement in St Louis …
Read More »Air India Finds ‘No Issues’ After Inspections of Boeing Fuel Switches The New York Times Air India crash report: Cockpit voices fuel controversy over doomed flight BBC Air India says completed inspection of fuel switch locking system on Boeing fleet, no issues found The Hindu Air India completes check of all Boeing planes, says no issues found Hindustan Times ‘No issues found’: Air India …
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Read More »HHS Finds Systemic Disregard for Sanctity of Life in Organ Transplant System HHS.gov A Push for More Organ Transplants Is Putting Donors at Risk The New York Times Reforms Announced After Doctors Moved To Harvest Organs Of Living People, Bombshell Investigation Claims AOL.com Chairman Guthrie and Chairman Joyce Announce Oversight and Investigations Hearing on Oversight of the U.S. Organ Procurement and Transplant System House …
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CNN — Jaclyn Taylor and Lawrence Malinconico live on opposite sides of the Trump canyon that defines and divides American politics. “The amount of progress he has made over the first six months is unmatched,” said Taylor, a businesswoman in Iowa. She grades the first six months of President Donald Trump’s new term a nine out of 10. Zero was …
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Climate change-induced food price shocks are on the rise and could lead to more malnutrition, political upheaval and social unrest as the world’s poorest are hit by shortages of food staples. New research links last year’s surges in the price of potatoes in the UK, cabbages in South Korea, onions in India, and cocoa in Ghana to weather extremes that …
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By Euronews Published on 20/07/2025 – 8:16 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT The soil on the Moon might be able to sustain life, according to a new study. Researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong developed a technology to extract water from lunar soil and used it to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen and chemical fuel. The technology does this by converting light …
Read More »Eating 1 egg per week linked to lower Alzheimer’s risk, study finds AOL.com Eating these common foods could reduce Alzheimer’s risk, experts say Fox News Eating this breakfast daily can lower Alzheimer’s risk by almost half and boost brain health Times of India The #1 High-Protein Snack for Better Cognitive Health, According to Dietitians EatingWell Alzheimer’s: Eating eggs linked to less buildup of toxic …
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Nearly three in four American teenagers have used AI companions, with more than half qualifying as regular users despite growing safety concerns about these virtual relationships, according to a new survey released Wednesday. AI companions – chatbots designed for personal conversations rather than simple task completion – are available on platforms like Character.AI, Replika, and Nomi. Unlike traditional artificial intelligence …
Read More »Why Americans Keep Gaining Weight Despite Burning More Calories Than Ever Study Finds What causes obesity? A major new study is upending common wisdom. The Washington Post Obesity more likely caused by high calorie diet than lack of exercise Medical Xpress Want to lose weight? Study suggests diet has much bigger impact than exercise Baltimore Sun New study identifies the true cause for obesity …
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