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From Japan's Kakigori To India's Chuski, Why Shaved Ice Desserts Are Summer's Most Loved Treat
Discover the world's most loved shaved ice desserts, from Japan's delicate Kakigori to Korea's creamy Bingsu.
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Persistent Cough Isn't Always A Cold: Early Tuberculosis Signs People Ignore
While TB is preventable and curable, most people die of the condition due to delayed diagnosis, lack of access to quality treatment, and drug resistance. If TB is diagnosed early, it can be cured completely.
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How Summer Heat And Dehydration Impact Oral Health: Dentist Explains
During the summer months, rising temperatures and increased fluid loss can have a noticeable impact on the condition of the mouth.
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World Kidney Day 2026: How High Blood Pressure Quietly Damages Your Kidneys
High blood pressure are leading causes of chronic kidney disease. Experts explain how hypertension damages kidney blood vessels, the role of renal artery stenosis, warning signs and ways to protect kidney health.
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Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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World Diabetes Day 2025: 7 Winter Diet Rituals To Help Maintain Stable Blood Sugar Levels
World Diabetes Day 2025: Cold weather can influence insulin sensitivity and metabolism, and this has a noticeable impact on blood sugar levels. Read on.
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World Stroke Day: Doctor Explains How Winter Increases Your Stroke Risk
Colder temperatures can increase blood pressure, thicken the blood, and trigger strokes, especially in people with hypertension or heart disease.
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Blizzard Leaves South Korea Buried In Snow, 3rd Highest In Nearly 120 Years
A blizzard has left South Korea grappling with very heavy snowfall for a second day on Thursday, with dozens of flights cancelled, ferry operations suspended and at least five reported dead in a cold snap, though conditions showed signs of easing.
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Israelis Dance, Sing, Pray For Gaza Hostages On 100th Day Of War
On a cold and rainy Sunday in Tel Aviv, hundreds of Israelis joined events to mark 100 days since Hamas militants attacked Israel, sparking a retaliation that has since taken tens of thousands of Palestinian lives.
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"Gaza Blacked Out Again", Internet, Telecom Services Cut Due To Bombing
Telecommunication services were cut across besieged Gaza Friday, as Israeli strikes killed dozens in southern cities where hundreds of thousands are struggling to survive hunger and cold on day 98 of the war between Israel and Hamas.
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Vietnamese Coffee And Longevity: A Toast To Health On International Coffee Day
Are you familiar with Vietnamese coffee? Discover more about the unique and delightful world of Vietnamese coffee.
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5-Year-Old Girl Dies Days After Being Misdiagnosed With Common Cold In Australia
After running COVID-19 and RSV tests which came back negative, hospital advised the family she was suffering from a viral infection and sent her home.
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Caught On Camera: Rare 'Fire Tornado' Swirls Over A Lake In Canada
The fire service said the phenomenon was recorded when "a cold front passed through the province following several days of hot, dry weather".
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Heatwave To Snowfall: Argentina's Heat And Cold Records Broken In 5 Days
Argentina broke records for heat and cold within a short window of just five days this week, with temperatures plummeting a jaw-dropping 30 degrees Celsius as a heatwave gave way to historic snowfalls.
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How Biden Decided To Shoot Chinese 'Spy' Balloon Down
Star gazing is nothing unusual in Montana, where skies go on forever. But as Chase Doak left work on a Wednesday and looked up on a cold winter day he saw a mysterious round white object that was clearly neither the moon or a star.
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From Japan's Kakigori To India's Chuski, Why Shaved Ice Desserts Are Summer's Most Loved Treat
Discover the world's most loved shaved ice desserts, from Japan's delicate Kakigori to Korea's creamy Bingsu.
-
Persistent Cough Isn't Always A Cold: Early Tuberculosis Signs People Ignore
While TB is preventable and curable, most people die of the condition due to delayed diagnosis, lack of access to quality treatment, and drug resistance. If TB is diagnosed early, it can be cured completely.
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How Summer Heat And Dehydration Impact Oral Health: Dentist Explains
During the summer months, rising temperatures and increased fluid loss can have a noticeable impact on the condition of the mouth.
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World Kidney Day 2026: How High Blood Pressure Quietly Damages Your Kidneys
High blood pressure are leading causes of chronic kidney disease. Experts explain how hypertension damages kidney blood vessels, the role of renal artery stenosis, warning signs and ways to protect kidney health.
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Freezing Cold In Minnesota, But This Ice Cream Shop Opening Still Drew Long Queues
The annual opening of the Dairy Queen "heritage store" brings the hope of spring and a familiar promise for people who need something to look forward to, especially with unrest in the world, owners Troy and Diane DeLeon said.
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World Diabetes Day 2025: 7 Winter Diet Rituals To Help Maintain Stable Blood Sugar Levels
World Diabetes Day 2025: Cold weather can influence insulin sensitivity and metabolism, and this has a noticeable impact on blood sugar levels. Read on.
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World Stroke Day: Doctor Explains How Winter Increases Your Stroke Risk
Colder temperatures can increase blood pressure, thicken the blood, and trigger strokes, especially in people with hypertension or heart disease.
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Blizzard Leaves South Korea Buried In Snow, 3rd Highest In Nearly 120 Years
A blizzard has left South Korea grappling with very heavy snowfall for a second day on Thursday, with dozens of flights cancelled, ferry operations suspended and at least five reported dead in a cold snap, though conditions showed signs of easing.
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Israelis Dance, Sing, Pray For Gaza Hostages On 100th Day Of War
On a cold and rainy Sunday in Tel Aviv, hundreds of Israelis joined events to mark 100 days since Hamas militants attacked Israel, sparking a retaliation that has since taken tens of thousands of Palestinian lives.
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"Gaza Blacked Out Again", Internet, Telecom Services Cut Due To Bombing
Telecommunication services were cut across besieged Gaza Friday, as Israeli strikes killed dozens in southern cities where hundreds of thousands are struggling to survive hunger and cold on day 98 of the war between Israel and Hamas.
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Vietnamese Coffee And Longevity: A Toast To Health On International Coffee Day
Are you familiar with Vietnamese coffee? Discover more about the unique and delightful world of Vietnamese coffee.
-
5-Year-Old Girl Dies Days After Being Misdiagnosed With Common Cold In Australia
After running COVID-19 and RSV tests which came back negative, hospital advised the family she was suffering from a viral infection and sent her home.
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Caught On Camera: Rare 'Fire Tornado' Swirls Over A Lake In Canada
The fire service said the phenomenon was recorded when "a cold front passed through the province following several days of hot, dry weather".
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Heatwave To Snowfall: Argentina's Heat And Cold Records Broken In 5 Days
Argentina broke records for heat and cold within a short window of just five days this week, with temperatures plummeting a jaw-dropping 30 degrees Celsius as a heatwave gave way to historic snowfalls.
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How Biden Decided To Shoot Chinese 'Spy' Balloon Down
Star gazing is nothing unusual in Montana, where skies go on forever. But as Chase Doak left work on a Wednesday and looked up on a cold winter day he saw a mysterious round white object that was clearly neither the moon or a star.
