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Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb's bowel cancer battle prior to
death |
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Bee Gees singer Barry Gibb 'couldn't get out of bed' due to
his arthritis |
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Bee Gees' star Maurice Gibb died due to ischemic
enteropathy--seven signs |
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Judge holds Washington state in contempt for not providing
services to mentally ill people in jails |
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U.S. soccer star Megan Rapinoe will retire at the end of the
season: NPR |
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Defiant stroke survivors hail the power of music |
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Zelenskyy hails Ukraine's soldiers from a Black Sea island to
mark 500 days of war: NPR |
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Three diets to curb arthritis inflammation and pain, expert
recommends |
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Medical symptoms could be mistaken for the effects of
heat--doctor's advice |
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Six sensations in hands, feet, legs, or arms that could signal
diabetes |
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Some cities are digging up water mains and leaving lead pipe
in the ground |
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Here's why there is still so much lead pipe in Chicago |
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5 Reasons How this High-Fiber Grain Can Curb Your Hunger Pangs
and Promote Weight Loss |
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Low-fat diet could raise the risk of dementia by a fifth,
expert warns |
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The world is big enough for US and China, Yellen says to
conclude Beijing trip: NPR |
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Don't cut carbs out of your diet. Focus on fibre instead |
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Texas wildlife officials warn of 'blue button jellyfish'
sightings: NPR |
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Menopause may cause changes in the mouth--dentist advice |
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Cities continued to see young families leave last year--but at
a slower pace: NPR |
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Pharmacist shares five warning signs of cancer in your poo |
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Supreme Court dissents and rejoinders, with respect and
disrespect: NPR |
22 |
ElonJet lands on Threads after Twitter suspended it for
tracking Elon Musk's jet: NPR |
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Severity of COVID infection could be linked to diet--study |
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The FDA is being asked to look into Logan Paul's energy drink,
which has the caffeine of 6 Coke cans |
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Elton John wraps up his last performance in his record-setting
farewell tour: NPR |
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Peru's prison of ex-presidents is all full up: NPR |
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The U.N. secretary-general says Sudan is on the brink of a
'full-scale civil war': NPR |
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Reparations case for Tulsa Race Massacre is dismissed by
Oklahoma judge: NPR |
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Drug success offers hope of finding 'cure' for dementia |
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Lung cancer is not just a smoker's disease--teacher fights to
end stigma |
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Miss Netherlands crowns its 1st trans woman: NPR |
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Pope Francis names 21 new cardinals: NPR |
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What is Leptospirosis, A Bacterial Disease that Surges During
Monsoon? All You Need to Know |
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Families with transgender kids are increasingly forced to
travel out of state for the care they need |
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Can this Get Rid of Fruit Flies in Your Kitchen? [+ more
helpful household hints] |
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Best sleep position for optimum health--expert recommends
'supine' position |
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6 Foods You've Been Eating All Wrong and Here's How to Consume
Them |
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Brazilian leaders praise a 34% drop in the rate of
deforestation in the Amazon: NPR |
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Lower risk of early death by exercising more, new study finds |
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How $50 billion in opioid settlement funds will be spent
depends on these people: Shots |
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Dementia symptoms include 'sundowning' in the evening |
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Dutch prime minister says he will leave politics after next
election: NPR |
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Top 10 countries in Europe most addicted to tobacco and vaping |
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Dr. Mosley recommends 'something we should all do' to stay
young |
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Over half of Brits suffer regular pain--which gets in the way
of everyday activities |
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Higher risk of aggressive prostate cancer in Indigenous men,
study shows |
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Cases of measles on the rise in UK--symptoms to look out for |
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Data reveals which countries consume the most calories--94%
eating too much |
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Weight loss efforts could be supported by drinking
coffee--expert advice |
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A new documentary explains how the Negro League revolutionized
baseball: NPR |
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A judge has ordered Kansas to stop changing trans people's sex
listing on their driver's licenses |
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Children's Headaches Could Be Caused by Eye Problems |
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Ozempic, Saxenda drugs under EU probe over reports of suicidal
thoughts--National |
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Surge of weekend drug overdoses in Ottawa part of ongoing
national crisis |
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From Health Journalist to ALS Trial Participant: My Journey |
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Why the HPV test is replacing the Pap smear to detect cervical
cancer in Canada--National |
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Deadly flooding hits several countries, scientists said this
will be increasingly common |
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Conjunto music enjoys a resurgence in Texas: NPR |
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Turkey will forward Sweden's NATO bid to parliament ASAP,
alliance chief says: NPR |
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Police arrest 32 adults, cite 81 minors at 'hill bomb' San
Francisco skate event: NPR |
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Ovarian cancer risk may be higher in these popular
professions, scientists warn / Science / News |
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How extreme heat takes a toll on the mind and body, according
to experts |
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Members of the U.S. Congress mark anniversary of 2021 Cuban
protests: NPR |
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Infections to Precautions, All You Need to Know for a Healthy
Rainy Season |
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Doctor shares three symptoms that could point to coeliac
disease |
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5 Basic Things Every Woman Must Know When Dealing with
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome |
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Mum's motor neurone disease symptoms mistaken for effects of
COVID jab |
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Four signs of Lyme disease that could be mistaken for flu |
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Doxy-PEP, a dose of doxycycline taken after sex, may prevent
some STDs: Shots |
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Schumer calls for FDA probe of Logan Paul drink PRIME amid
child safety concerns: NPR |
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Young woman who 'needed to pee more often' diagnosed with
vaginal cancer |
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White House lays out effort against animal sedative xylazine
but doesn't call for new restrictions |
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What to know about the sick and dying sea lions washing ashore
in California: NPR |
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Warning signs of Alzheimer's and brain damage can appear in
the eyes--new study |
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Healthiest type of milk to drink--dietician compares cow's and
oat milk |
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Govt. tightens screws on pharma MSMEs, stresses on good
manufacturing practices |
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Disabled woman left trapped in upstairs flat for four years
with no lift / UK / News |
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5 Essentials for Keeping the Gut Healthy this Rainy Season |
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The White House has a new plan to tackle deaths from
xylazine-laced fentanyl: NPR |
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Fatty liver disease symptoms include pain and swelling in the
tummy |
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Trump seeks delay in his classified documents trial, likely
until after election: NPR |
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'Nocturnal diarrhoea' could be a sign of inflammatory bowel
disease, says doctor |
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The West's water system is grappling with a racist past and
hotter future: NPR |
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Netherlands returns artifacts to Indonesia and Sri Lanka: NPR |
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Whole-Fat Dairy OK for a Heart-Healthy Diet |
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Terrifying reality of rare sleep condition laid bare by
TikToker in online post |
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HCA Healthcare says data breach may affect 11 million patients
in 20 states |
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor's staff urged schools and libraries to
buy her books: NPR |
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Oregon county pauses plan to distribute tin foil, straws for
fentanyl users |
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Heavy rains produce major floods across the Northeast: NPR |
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In Sudan's Darfur, a rights group calls for an investigation
into mounting atrocities: NPR |
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Workers in Maine will get paid time off starting in 2026, as
governor signs budget |
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Alberta's Smith calls on federal government to help Indigenous
communities with opioid crisis |
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Sen. Tuberville's latest abortion protest vacates Marine Corps
commandant role: NPR |
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Do you need a COVID booster this fall? Here's what NACI
recommends--National |
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Bank of America to pay $250 million for illegal fees, fake
accounts: NPR |
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Women Enjoy an hour's more sleep a night...and they need it |
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The EU Ozempic probe is expanding. What you should
know--National |
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DOJ won't shield Trump from claims he defamed writer E. Jean
Carroll: NPR |
100 |
Idaho sued over law making it a crime to help minors get
abortions without parental consent |
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Kansas lawmakers botched the drafting of a new anti-trans law,
agency attorney says |
102 |
California man paralyzed from run-in with police gets $20
million settlement |
103 |
The Anthropocene began in 1950s, scientists say: NPR |
104 |
A 2014 note found in Aretha Franklin's couch is a valid will,
a jury rules: NPR |
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Even in states that have them, few US adults support full
abortion bans, AP-NORC poll finds |
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Iowa Republicans pass bill banning most abortions after about
6 weeks: NPR |
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How to Lower Risk of Heart Attack in Teenagers? 4 Important
Tips to Follow |
108 |
Is Pani Puri Healthy? 5 Benefits of Eating this Universal
Favourite Street Food |
109 |
Elizabeth Holmes may be released 2 years earlier than
originally sentenced: NPR |
110 |
Shingles jab will be extended to more age groups on NHS |
111 |
How to prevent heatstroke or heat exhaustion during a heat
wave: Shots |
112 |
Lyme disease hotspots in England--places with the highest
number of cases |
113 |
Pence would ban abortions when pregnancies aren't viable. His
GOP rivals won't say if they agree |
114 |
Back-to-school shoppers hunt for bargains with inflation in
mind: NPR |
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Your eyes could be early indicator of high cholesterol
levels--expert |
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Ripples of Fukushima: Hong Kong to ban more Japanese products
if radioactive water is released |
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