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Who Is Jon Ossoff, Democrat Senator Dubbed As The 'Next Barack Obama’?
Jon Ossoff started the electoral campaign as the only Senate Democrat running for reelection in a state that voted for Trump in 2024.
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Global Advances In Neglected Tropical Disease Control Highlighted By WHO Amid Funding Concerns
The World Health Organization on Wednesday celebrated "major progress" against neglected tropical diseases, with some like sleeping sickness all but disappearing.
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Mahadev App Co-Founder Ravi Uppal Arrested In Dubai, ED And CBI Begin Extradition Efforts
Another accused in the case, Vikas Chhaparia, is also believed to be in Dubai as agencies step up efforts to bring key accused back to India.
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7 Bollywood Celebrities Who Have Given Up Sugar: What Happens To Your Body When You Cut Sugar
From Kartik Aaryan giving up sugar for his dramatic physical transformation in Chandu Champion to AR Rahman revealing that he has avoided sugar for a decade, these celebrities have brought renewed attention to the benefits of cutting down on added sugar.
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In Major Public Health Triumph, WHO Says Barbados Has Eliminated Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission
Barbados reported no new mother-to-child HIV infections among infants between 2022 and 2024, with 98% coverage across key maternal health services.
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Nvidia CEO, A Chinese Businesswoman, A Spy Allegation, And Trump: What We Know
The report comes amid heightened US scrutiny of Chinese access to advanced AI chips and of alleged efforts to divert Nvidia hardware to restricted destinations
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Who Is Meenakshi Shinde? Former Thane Mayor In Spotlight Over Pradeep Purnekar's Murder
The Shiv Sena corporator was questioned by the SIT for over seven hours as the investigation into the September 29 killing of Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Pradeep Purnekar continues.
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Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Who Is Chinmay Sutar? Mizoram Batter Creates Ranji Trophy History With 400
Sutar became only the 10th batter in First-Class cricket history to score 400 in an innings, joining a list featuring Brian Lara and Don Bradman.
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Back Pain At 32: Why More Young Adults Are Struggling With Spine Issues
An estimated 619 million people experienced low back pain in 2020, approximately 1 in 13 people worldwide. The WHO projects this could rise to 843 million by 2050. Low back pain is identified by the WHO as the single leading cause of disability globally.
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63 Years Ago, A Cat Named Felicette Became The First Feline In Space
Following the mission, the French media dubbed her Felix. Once researchers confirmed she was female, her name was officially updated to Felicette.
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170 Million Children Living With Obesity, WHO Issues First Global Guidelines To Tackle Crisis
Parents should consult a paediatrician if they are concerned about a child's growth pattern or weight trajectory, rather than relying on appearance alone.
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Exclusive: Siberian Lab Death Raises Global Health Transparency Concerns: Dr Soumya Swaminathan
A lab worker in Siberia died from severe pneumonia; tests ruled out plague but the cause remains unconfirmed, raising health transparency concerns.
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"Unfiltered Information": Ancestry CEO Shares Why He Eats Lunch With Employees In Break Room
Howard Hochhauser says that he learns how policies and decisions affect the staffers by eating and interacting with the employees.
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Wasim Jaffer Rates Ajit Agarkar’s Tenure As Chief Selector 7 Out Of 10: Here’s Why
Parthiv Patel’s name has been cited in several reports for the top selector’s job, though there is no confirmation.
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Who Is Jon Ossoff, Democrat Senator Dubbed As The 'Next Barack Obama’?
Jon Ossoff started the electoral campaign as the only Senate Democrat running for reelection in a state that voted for Trump in 2024.
-
Global Advances In Neglected Tropical Disease Control Highlighted By WHO Amid Funding Concerns
The World Health Organization on Wednesday celebrated "major progress" against neglected tropical diseases, with some like sleeping sickness all but disappearing.
-
Mahadev App Co-Founder Ravi Uppal Arrested In Dubai, ED And CBI Begin Extradition Efforts
Another accused in the case, Vikas Chhaparia, is also believed to be in Dubai as agencies step up efforts to bring key accused back to India.
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7 Bollywood Celebrities Who Have Given Up Sugar: What Happens To Your Body When You Cut Sugar
From Kartik Aaryan giving up sugar for his dramatic physical transformation in Chandu Champion to AR Rahman revealing that he has avoided sugar for a decade, these celebrities have brought renewed attention to the benefits of cutting down on added sugar.
-
In Major Public Health Triumph, WHO Says Barbados Has Eliminated Mother-To-Child HIV Transmission
Barbados reported no new mother-to-child HIV infections among infants between 2022 and 2024, with 98% coverage across key maternal health services.
-
Nvidia CEO, A Chinese Businesswoman, A Spy Allegation, And Trump: What We Know
The report comes amid heightened US scrutiny of Chinese access to advanced AI chips and of alleged efforts to divert Nvidia hardware to restricted destinations
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Who Is Meenakshi Shinde? Former Thane Mayor In Spotlight Over Pradeep Purnekar's Murder
The Shiv Sena corporator was questioned by the SIT for over seven hours as the investigation into the September 29 killing of Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Pradeep Purnekar continues.
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Bangladesh Sees 1,147 Deaths From Measles Over Weak Immunisation
Bangladesh is battling the world's worst measles outbreak this year due to failure in routine immunisation with over 2,02,000 suspected cases and 1,147 deaths reported since the outbreak began in midMarch, a new report has said.
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Who Is Chinmay Sutar? Mizoram Batter Creates Ranji Trophy History With 400
Sutar became only the 10th batter in First-Class cricket history to score 400 in an innings, joining a list featuring Brian Lara and Don Bradman.
-
Back Pain At 32: Why More Young Adults Are Struggling With Spine Issues
An estimated 619 million people experienced low back pain in 2020, approximately 1 in 13 people worldwide. The WHO projects this could rise to 843 million by 2050. Low back pain is identified by the WHO as the single leading cause of disability globally.
-
63 Years Ago, A Cat Named Felicette Became The First Feline In Space
Following the mission, the French media dubbed her Felix. Once researchers confirmed she was female, her name was officially updated to Felicette.
-
170 Million Children Living With Obesity, WHO Issues First Global Guidelines To Tackle Crisis
Parents should consult a paediatrician if they are concerned about a child's growth pattern or weight trajectory, rather than relying on appearance alone.
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Exclusive: Siberian Lab Death Raises Global Health Transparency Concerns: Dr Soumya Swaminathan
A lab worker in Siberia died from severe pneumonia; tests ruled out plague but the cause remains unconfirmed, raising health transparency concerns.
-
"Unfiltered Information": Ancestry CEO Shares Why He Eats Lunch With Employees In Break Room
Howard Hochhauser says that he learns how policies and decisions affect the staffers by eating and interacting with the employees.
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Wasim Jaffer Rates Ajit Agarkar’s Tenure As Chief Selector 7 Out Of 10: Here’s Why
Parthiv Patel’s name has been cited in several reports for the top selector’s job, though there is no confirmation.
