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Health Minister rejects 'nanny state' calls to ban characters
like Tony the Tiger |
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Weight loss 'wonder drug' semaglutide can cut down risk of
heart disease, says Danish drugmaker |
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North Carolina GOP seeks to override governor's veto of bill
banning gender-affirming care for youth |
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A quarter of Britons could be at risk of blood clots--expert
advice |
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Germany's Cabinet is set to approve a plan to liberalize rules
on cannabis possession and sale |
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North Korea claims U.S soldier crossed border because of
inequality in the U.S.: NPR |
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The Taliban is going after Afghans who studied in the U.S.
with Fulbright: NPR |
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Nightly ritual could improve memory and brain health,
scientists say |
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The green vegetable ranked 'world's healthiest food' in new
study |
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'Barbaric' and 'negligent' treatment in ICE detention,
inspections found: NPR |
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Peanuts Help in Fighting Heart Disease, 5 Other Benefits of
Consuming Moongfali |
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Tuohy family responds to Oher's allegations about adoption:
NPR |
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Scarlet fever symptoms include six signs in the mouth |
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Hospitals use lawsuits to collect on unpaid medical bills in
North Carolina: Shots |
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Maui doctor helps fire victims by bringing medical care and
drugs: NPR |
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Simple at home test to see if you have flu or new COVID
variant Eris |
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Puerto Rico schools are in crisis. Here's how they got there:
NPR |
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Why Trump's Georgia indictment won't shake his GOP support:
NPR |
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Maui cultural heritage destroyed in wildfires: NPR |
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Why the Chinese economy hasn't recovered after COVID
lockdowns: NPR |
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These interns took selfies with all 100 senators. Here's what
they discovered: NPR |
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A mother of 3 was struggling at the airport. The 'mom tribe'
swung into action: NPR |
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Cell phone photos and some metadata. A son's search for his
mother in Maui: NPR |
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Montreal researchers join international study of rare genetic
disease Friedreich's ataxia |
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Pig kidney works in a donated body for over a month, a step
toward animal-human transplants |
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Dementia patients could display six symptoms nearing the end
of their life |
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7 Warning Signs of Brittle Bones You Should Not Ignore |
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What's the End Game for Cybercrimes and Ransomware Attacks? |
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NPR names veteran newsroom leader Eva Rodriguez as executive
editor: NPR |
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Sign on your legs and ankles of 'severe' fatty liver disease |
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Pakistani Christians are targeted in mob violence after
blasphemy accusations: NPR |
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3 things to know about these charges: NPR |
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Target says backlash against LGBTQ+ Pride merchandise hurt
sales: NPR |
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Some abortion drug restrictions are upheld by an appeals court
in a case bound for the Supreme Court |
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Having Lung Problems? Eat Your Veggies, Science Says |
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Bacteria found in raw shellfish linked to two Connecticut
deaths also blamed for New York death |
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Court rules to restrict mifepristone but no changes until
Supreme Court rules: Shots |
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How Georgia's Republican governor broke with Trump--and
thrived: NPR |
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Junior doctors' walkout led to 61,000 delays for patients |
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Some U.S. abortion pill restrictions upheld, case bound for
top court--National |
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Sen. Schumer says Inflation Reduction Act provides contrast
with GOP in 2024: NPR |
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Former Trump attorney Jenna Ellis is trying to crowdfund her
defense fees: NPR |
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A marijuana legalization question will be on Ohio's fall
ballot after lawmakers failed to act on it |
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New York Times considers legal action against OpenAI as
copyright tensions swirl: NPR |
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Common arthritis drug could boost effectiveness of
morning-after pill, study finds |
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Landmark climate law drives US energy transition, but hurdles
remain: NPR |
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Wildfires prompt evacuations of capital of Canada's Northwest
Territories: NPR |
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Maui fire survivors are confronting huge mental health
hurdles, many while still living in shelters |
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Aldi says it will buy 400 Winn-Dixie, Harveys groceries across
the southern U.S.: NPR |
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GP shares 'key difference' between summer flu and COVID to
look out for |
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A camp teaches Ukrainian soldiers who were blinded in combat
to navigate the world again |
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Uzbekistan says distributors of contaminated Indian cough
syrup paid bribe to skip testing |
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The lifestyle shown to slash risk of early death by 29% in new
study |
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Mum shocked to discover cause of 4ft. 11" teenage
daughter's stunted growth |
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Hawaii governor vows to block land grabs as fire-ravaged Maui
rebuilds: NPR |
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Corruption in Afghanistan offers lessons for billions going to
Ukraine: NPR |
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Michael Parkinson's 'difficult' health battles through the
years |
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Tuohys calls Oher's claims 'hurtful,' part of a 'shakedown':
NPR |
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James Webb telescope photo shows a question mark-shaped
structure in deep space: NPR |
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People most at risk of COVID--new study as Eris variant
emerges |
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New York officials are trying to stop teen deaths tied to
subway surfing: NPR |
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Vaping linked to bronchitis in new study--warning issued |
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Hope to adopt traditional medicines in every country's
national health system: WHO chief |
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Invasive yellow-legged hornet has been spotted in U.S. for
first time: NPR |
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Postpartum depression drug needs to be available in Canada
'ASAP,' experts say--National |
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China makes it harder for its Muslim citizens to go to Mecca,
or anywhere else: NPR |
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Dr. Amir on the symptom of prostate cancer millions 'often
don't think about' |
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Woman charged with threats against Judge Tanya Chutkan: NPR |
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With a simple question, Ukrainians probe mental health at a
time of war: NPR |
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Only the cleverest in the UK can 'nail' this tricky
brainteaser / Weird / News |
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Half of Canadians do not have a doctor, or battle for
appointments: survey--National |
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Wildfires force 20,000 residents to evacuate from Yellowknife,
Canada: NPR |
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Tweets are 'overt acts' in Trump's Georgia indictment. What
does this mean?: NPR |
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Mortgage rates just hit their highest since 2002: NPR |
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The head coach of the U.S. National Women's Soccer team has
stepped down: NPR |
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Feds raise concerns about long call center wait times as
millions dropped from Medicaid |
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Type 2 Diabetes May Raise Your Risk of Endometrial Cancer |
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Survivors of the 2018 Camp Fire offer advice to people in
Maui: NPR |
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Judge who signed warrant to search Kansas newspaper had two
DUI arrests: NPR |
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Renewed hope for breast cancer gene tests |
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'Suits' just set a streaming record years after it ended.
Here's what's going on: NPR |
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Record heat boosting wildfire risk in Pacific Northwest: NPR |
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USC Annenberg study shows Hollywood movies still lack
diversity: NPR |
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New York City officially bans TikTok on all government
devices: NPR |
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Trump lawyers ask for election interference trial to be pushed
to April 2026: NPR |
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Maui County EMA director Herman Andaya resigns after scrutiny:
NPR |
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Mississippi judge declares mistrial in shooting attack on
Black FedEx driver: NPR |
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Siri, Am I Anti-Science? |
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Trump cancels press conference on election fraud claims,
citing attorney advice: NPR |
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Hay fever sufferers should avoid certain foods that could
'trigger' allergies |
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COVID Variant BA.2.86 Is Highly-Mutated Strain, Under WHO's
Watch After Detected in 3 Countries |
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New COVID strain BA.X being tracked by WHO as fears mount over
rising cases |
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A 4% income tax on millionaires will make lunch free for
Massachusetts students: NPR |
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One in five men globally infected with potentially cancerous
HPV |
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Should the U.S. continue helping Ukraine? Some conservative
voters say no: NPR |
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Exercise, then brain training could be game-changer for
slowing dementia: Canadian study |
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Warning issued over paracetamol overdose after social media
challenge emerges |
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Symptoms when you go to the toilet you should never ignore |
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How to improve indoor air quality, from filters and purifiers
to HVAC upgrades: Shots |
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Australia issues advisory on turmeric supplements--what it
says & why you needn't give up haldi yet |
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Maui churches in Lahaina taking in people who lost homes in
fires: NPR |
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Understanding the Importance of Early Detection |
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Global initiatives on digital health will bring world on
common platform, Modi tells G20 meet |
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A neonatal nurse in a British hospital has been found guilty
of killing 7 babies |
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A new ruling could make solar panels more expensive in the
United States: NPR |
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First case of new COVID variant BA.2.86 detected in UK |
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Na 'Aikane o Maui Cultural and Research Center destroyed in
Maui fires: NPR |
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Smells that could signal something wrong with your health |
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Far-right websites target Georgia grand jurors: NPR |
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Fever 'no longer main COVID symptom'--symptoms to spot as new
variants emerge |
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Under threat from China, Taiwan's companies pivot to defense
manufacturing: NPR |
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3 wildfire policies Maui can copy from California to prevent
future disasters: NPR |
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Trump tests the tolerance of judges and even his own lawyers:
NPR |
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World chess body bans transgender women from women's
tournaments: NPR |
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Stem cells from one eye show promise in healing injuries in
the other |
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Tiny Organ, Long-Lasting Pain: Mystery of Chronic Appendicitis |
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North Carolina laws curtailing transgender rights prompt less
backlash than 2016 'bathroom bill' |
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Cyberattack keeps hospitals' computers offline for weeks |
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Another Disney princess, another online outrage. This time
it's 'Snow White': NPR |
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Montreal public health warns of possible hepatitis A exposure
at local hostel |
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