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What is Naegleria Fowleri, Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba that
Killed a 2-Year-Old in the US? |
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Alabama resumes lethal injections and executes a man for the
death of a woman: NPR |
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Dementia and memory loss could be prevented by volunteering in
later life |
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British PM Rishi Sunak suffers 2 big defeats in UK special
elections: NPR |
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Doctor's warning of 11 common things that damage your
brain--from coffee to oral hygiene |
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If you eat breakfast late, your risk of developing type 2
diabetes increases by two thirds |
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Why Canada can't just put its wildfires out: NPR |
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Dr. Mosley shares gut-friendly foods that could promote
healthy aging |
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Blood cancer symptoms include fatigue--'Common in all types' |
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13-year-old girl went to bed and never woke up due to
undiagnosed brain tumour |
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Wildfire smoke spotlights need for better indoor air quality,
experts say--National |
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Yoko Ono on how she beats depression--'It gives me a real
high' |
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A new overtime law was supposed to help farmworkers. Why some
now want it gone: NPR |
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Young filmmaker urges others to 'look for clues' after losing
friend to suicide |
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Microwaving baby food in plastic containers could pose health
risk |
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The White House and big tech companies release commitments on
managing AI: NPR |
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Top virologists fear foxes and minks will start next pandemic
on dodgy fur farms / Science / News |
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Texas law gets rid of mandated rest breaks for construction
workers: Shots |
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16 things you should do every day to improve health and
wellbeing--from Michael Mosley |
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Tony Bennett, king of the American Songbook, dies at 96: NPR |
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Nurse urges men to do prostate cancer risk check online after
losing dad |
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Family's 'impossible' fight to raise 300,000 pounds for cancer
jab for little Teddy |
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Berlin area lion search called off; officials say it might've
been a wild boar: NPR |
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Good News, with Some Complications |
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VP Harris to speak in Florida against new Black history
curriculum: NPR |
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Biden's nominee to top spot at Navy would be first female
Joint Chiefs member: NPR |
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U.S. repatriates a stolen Christopher Columbus letter to
Italy: NPR |
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Texas A&M president retires after fallout over Black
journalist as professor: NPR |
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6 things to know about Trump's classified documents case: NPR |
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Alabama lawmakers refuse to create a 2nd majority-Black
congressional district: NPR |
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AMC Theaters reverses its decision to price tickets based on
where customers sit: NPR |
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Stem cell donor urgently sought to cure Emilia, 5, of rare
blood disorder |
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Feds seek public input on proposed long-term care safety
legislation--National |
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Tornado-damaged U.S. Pfizer plant won't see drug production
delays: company--National |
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Biden administration asks employers to give more help to
workers who lose Medicaid |
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Four warning signs of pancreatic cancer that can strike on the
toilet |
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Inspiring Stories of Ex-Smokers Who Quit the Bad Habit |
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Excessive sweating at night could signal cancer--check sheets
and pillows |
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Places in the UK with the most takeaways--how obesity levels
compare |
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A Critical Look at 'The China Study' and Other Food Plans |
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While North Korea fires missiles, it stays silent on U.S
soldier: NPR |
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How Your Future Is Being Decided for You |
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Doctor shares 'early signs' of heart disease--when to call 999 |
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6 High-Fiber Foods that Should Make it to Your Meal Plate to
Manage Blood Sugar Level |
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Diabetes symptoms include five 'lesser-known' signs--expert |
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No Labels, Americans Elect and recent history of third-party
candidate groups: NPR |
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Otter 841 continues to evade capture in Santa Cruz: NPR |
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Insurers withdraw from riskiest areas as threats from climate
change grow: NPR |
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What NEAT means in fitness, and how to get more of it: Shots |
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Warning sign of liver cancer can strike in your eyes, doctor
warns |
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5 Powerful Asanas to Boost Memory and Concentration |
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Vaping could be damaging your teeth--orthodontist's advice |
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5 Types of Atta that Are Beneficial for the Heart |
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Train derailment in northern Montana spills freight, but
hazmat car safe |
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The Who frontman Roger Daltrey given 'second chance' after
surviving meningitis |
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Call for investigation as excess deaths spark 'dangerous'
theories |
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Hundreds of thousands march in Israel against Netanyahu's
judicial overhaul: NPR |
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Millions are living with brittle bones and fractured spines |
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Judge orders Montana health clinic to pay nearly $6 million
over false asbestos claims |
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Israel's Netanyahu is hospitalized to receive a pacemaker: NPR |
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Doctor shares tell-tale signs your pain could be caused by
cancer |
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Tough pill to swallow for e-pharmacies as govt.'s draft bill
proposes curbs on online sale of drugs |
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Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms include 'tingling' in hands
and feet |
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4 Principal Measures to Improve Gut Health in Rainy Season |
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Democrats eye Wisconsin high court's new liberal majority to
win abortion and redistricting rulings |
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How to Best Optimize Your Muscular Health |
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Covering the heat wave in sizzling Phoenix, an AP photographer
recounts a scare from heat exhaustion |
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How to sleep during a holiday heatwave--expert's tips |
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'I was one of the first children to get long COVID and I'm
still not better' / UK / News |
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How to Keep Your Feet Safe in Rainy Season? 5 Tips to Follow |
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An Afghan teen makes it to the U.S., but his family is left
behind in Kabul: NPR |
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Doctor shares three 'most common signs' of blood clots in your
legs |
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Polls are open in Spain in an election that could herald a
return of the right: NPR |
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Heavy flooding in Afghanistan has killed at least 12 and left
dozens missing: NPR |
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A Russian strike on Ukraine's Odesa has killed one and badly
damaged a cathedral: NPR |
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2,000 people have been evacuated as a wildfire rages on the
Greek island of Rhodes: NPR |
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Multiplying rabbits outnumber homes in Florida neighborhood:
NPR |
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Doctor shares 10 best foods for slashing high cholesterol
levels |
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Next year's Olympics are giving Paris an impetus to confront
crack cocaine use on city streets |
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Vitamin B2 could help keep eyes 'healthy,' says expert |
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Heat kills in 3 main ways. Know the signs to protect yourself:
Shots |
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Biden designates a national monument honoring Emmett Till and
Mamie Till-Mobley: NPR |
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Danish rider Jonas Vingegaard wins the Tour de France for the
2nd straight year: NPR |
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Twitter's iconic blue bird logo is changing to an X, Elon Musk
says: NPR |
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Minneapolis backs off arrests for psychedelic plant use |
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Bell tolls for Wisconsin man who wins the Ernest Hemingway
look-alike contest: NPR |
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Fukushima plant water release within weeks raises worries
about setbacks to businesses, livelihoods |
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Best exercise to improve heart health--expert shares benefits
of HIIT |
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Social media dieting fads 'fuelling health crisis in teenage
girls' |
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New study finds an alarming number of teen girls are
undernourished |
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UN Command says it's communicating with North Korea over
detained U.S. soldier: NPR |
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Gene therapy eyedrops restored a boy's sight. Similar
treatments could help millions |
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Waking up tired could signal long-term condition fibromyalgia |
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Ultra-processed food is a big part of the U.S. diet and it can
make people sick: Shots |
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Two new outbreaks of deadly Marburg virus reported--symptoms
to look for |
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Top 10 most expensive countries to be hospitalised in--Monaco
tops the list |
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House Republicans' CHOICE Act would roll back Obamacare
protections: Shots |
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Kratom at the center of a spate of wrongful death lawsuits:
NPR |
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Dr. Mosley shares "almost everyone in the UK" should
take vitamin D |
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Secrets behind 'superagers' revealed in new study--how to
stave off memory loss |
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How to sleep--expert shares six things you could be doing
wrong |
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Woman killed in apparent bear attack outside Yellowstone: NPR |
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Detecting nanoplastics in fractions of a second using modified
Raman spectroscopy |
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Cap top 20% of energy users to reduce carbon
emissions--ScienceDaily |
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Final moments of dinosaur and mammal's epic 'mortal combat'
battle preserved by volcanic eruption |
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Quantitative analysis of cell organelles with artificial
intelligence |
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Life on Earth didn't arise as described in
textbooks--ScienceDaily |
108 |
500-year-old gold coins discovered in a German monastery were
'hastily hidden' during a 'dangerous situation' |
109 |
How do microbes spread globally? A study clarifies how they
travel around the world |
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Bot inspired by baby turtles can swim under the
sand--ScienceDaily |
111 |
Woman in France hit by suspected meteorite while drinking
coffee on her porch |
112 |
Alaska volcano's week-long eruption eases after spewing
another massive ash cloud |
113 |
Study demonstrates immune-modifying effect using a new
method--ScienceDaily |
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'MIND diet,' intended to prevent dementia, doesn't offer
significant brain benefit, trial suggests |
115 |
As the planet warms, scientists worry that cases of infectious
diseases could spike |
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Containers attract, trap organic molecules that frequently
foul nanosurfaces--ScienceDaily |
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Highly pathogenic bird flu behind 'unusual deaths in cats' in
Poland, WHO says |
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Unraveling the mystery of semi-extractable RNAs from human
cell lines |
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A new study finds that many wildlife species were remarkably
resistant to the impacts of the Mendocino Complex Fire in Northern California--ScienceDaily |
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