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Trump's Iran Campaign Echoes Post-9/11 'Forever Wars'
When Donald Trump campaigned for a second term in the White House, he promised to be a "president of peace" who would stop foreign wars, not start them.
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Arthritis Drug Helps Restore Hair In People With Severe Alopecia: Study
An arthritis drug, upadacitinib, has shown promising results in treating severe alopecia areata, with two large Phase 3 trials finding that up to 55 per cent of patients regained at least 80 per cent of scalp hair within 24 weeks.
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Judge Declares Mistrial In Trial Of US Woman For Killing Of Her 3 Children
The mistrial, on the seventh day of deliberations, leaves the case unresolved and allows prosecutors to take the 36-year-old former labour and delivery nurse to trial again.
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UK Man, 12 Others Face Trial For Allegedly Drugging, Raping Wife
The guilty pleas include five counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault, six counts of assault by penetration and one charge relating to the sharing of intimate photographs or film, according to Greater Manchester Police.
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'Life-Changing' Cancer Breakthrough: New Treatment May Help Rectal Cancer Patients Avoid Major Surgery
The findings have been described as potentially "life-changing" because major rectal surgery can cause long-term problems with bowel function and sexual and urinary health, and some patients may need a permanent colostomy bag.
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Cancer Vaccines And mRNA Myths: What Patients Need To Know
A new mRNA cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence in a late-stage trial, offering hope for cancer treatment despite misinformation.
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US Teen Drops Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Against Meta, Google Before Trial
The plaintiff, a 15-year-old girl from New Jersey identified in California court records as PM-Y, had alleged the platforms' owners -- Meta Platforms, Google, and Snap Inc -- contributed to her social media addiction, depression, and self-harm.
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Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
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Congo's Fastest-Growing Ebola Outbreak Reaches A Sixth Province
The outbreak is unfolding in some of the most challenging conditions imaginable, with strikes by some unpaid health workers.
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30 Years On, Man Accused Of Orchestrating Tupac Shakur's Murder Faces Trial
Family members of the famed rapper were among supporters who gathered outside a Las Vegas courthouse Monday morning for the beginning of jury selection, which could continue through much of this week.
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US Trial Opens On UN Worker Killed In Boeing 737 MAX Crash
A US court will hear claims from Ryan's survivors in order to determine damages, in one of the final civil claims stemming from two MAX calamities in 2018 and 2019 that together claimed 346 lives.
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No "Lost Chastity", "Helpless Woman": Top Court Guidelines For Rape Trials
The panel said sensitive judicial language was essential to ensure fairness, dignity and impartiality, and stressed that judges should avoid stereotypical or victim-blaming questions. It also said victims should not be forced to interact with the accused.
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New HIV Pill Delivers Breakthrough Results In First Human Trial
Researchers say the treatment appears safe and effective so far, although larger Phase 3 trials will be needed before it can be approved for widespread use.
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2 Law Students Who Abused, Threw Papers During Supreme Court Hearing Get Bail
A Delhi court underlined that an institution of the stature and permanence of the Supreme Court is not diminished by the intemperate conduct of a single agitated, unrepresented litigant.
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6-Year-Old Girl Dies After $800,000 Gene-Editing Treatment In China, Probe On
The girl, given the pseudonym "Mei", died a week after receiving a spinal infusion of trillions of viruses designed to penetrate the brain for treatment.
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Trump's Iran Campaign Echoes Post-9/11 'Forever Wars'
When Donald Trump campaigned for a second term in the White House, he promised to be a "president of peace" who would stop foreign wars, not start them.
-
Arthritis Drug Helps Restore Hair In People With Severe Alopecia: Study
An arthritis drug, upadacitinib, has shown promising results in treating severe alopecia areata, with two large Phase 3 trials finding that up to 55 per cent of patients regained at least 80 per cent of scalp hair within 24 weeks.
-
Judge Declares Mistrial In Trial Of US Woman For Killing Of Her 3 Children
The mistrial, on the seventh day of deliberations, leaves the case unresolved and allows prosecutors to take the 36-year-old former labour and delivery nurse to trial again.
-
UK Man, 12 Others Face Trial For Allegedly Drugging, Raping Wife
The guilty pleas include five counts of rape, three counts of sexual assault, six counts of assault by penetration and one charge relating to the sharing of intimate photographs or film, according to Greater Manchester Police.
-
'Life-Changing' Cancer Breakthrough: New Treatment May Help Rectal Cancer Patients Avoid Major Surgery
The findings have been described as potentially "life-changing" because major rectal surgery can cause long-term problems with bowel function and sexual and urinary health, and some patients may need a permanent colostomy bag.
-
Cancer Vaccines And mRNA Myths: What Patients Need To Know
A new mRNA cancer vaccine reduced melanoma recurrence in a late-stage trial, offering hope for cancer treatment despite misinformation.
-
US Teen Drops Social Media Addiction Lawsuit Against Meta, Google Before Trial
The plaintiff, a 15-year-old girl from New Jersey identified in California court records as PM-Y, had alleged the platforms' owners -- Meta Platforms, Google, and Snap Inc -- contributed to her social media addiction, depression, and self-harm.
-
Ebola-Hit DR Congo Gets 70,000 Doses Of Ervebo Vaccine: WHO
The World Health Organization said Thursday that the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo would receive 70,000 doses of a vaccine approved for protecting against the virus, but not...
-
Congo's Fastest-Growing Ebola Outbreak Reaches A Sixth Province
The outbreak is unfolding in some of the most challenging conditions imaginable, with strikes by some unpaid health workers.
-
30 Years On, Man Accused Of Orchestrating Tupac Shakur's Murder Faces Trial
Family members of the famed rapper were among supporters who gathered outside a Las Vegas courthouse Monday morning for the beginning of jury selection, which could continue through much of this week.
-
US Trial Opens On UN Worker Killed In Boeing 737 MAX Crash
A US court will hear claims from Ryan's survivors in order to determine damages, in one of the final civil claims stemming from two MAX calamities in 2018 and 2019 that together claimed 346 lives.
-
No "Lost Chastity", "Helpless Woman": Top Court Guidelines For Rape Trials
The panel said sensitive judicial language was essential to ensure fairness, dignity and impartiality, and stressed that judges should avoid stereotypical or victim-blaming questions. It also said victims should not be forced to interact with the accused.
-
New HIV Pill Delivers Breakthrough Results In First Human Trial
Researchers say the treatment appears safe and effective so far, although larger Phase 3 trials will be needed before it can be approved for widespread use.
-
2 Law Students Who Abused, Threw Papers During Supreme Court Hearing Get Bail
A Delhi court underlined that an institution of the stature and permanence of the Supreme Court is not diminished by the intemperate conduct of a single agitated, unrepresented litigant.
-
6-Year-Old Girl Dies After $800,000 Gene-Editing Treatment In China, Probe On
The girl, given the pseudonym "Mei", died a week after receiving a spinal infusion of trillions of viruses designed to penetrate the brain for treatment.
