Study Finds Extended Loneliness Triples Early Death Risk in Middle-Aged Women
A recent study has revealed that extended loneliness significantly increases the risk of early death in middle-aged women. According to
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Seoul Stocks Plunge More Than 5.5% Amid Panic Selling Triggered by Trump Tariffs
Stocks in Seoul fell sharply by more than 5.5% as investors reacted to panic selling triggered by the tariffs announced
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Healthcare hiring in India surges 62%, generating over 7.5 million jobs: Report
Healthcare hiring in India has seen a significant rise, growing by 62%, and creating more than 7.5 million job opportunities.
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Third Measles Death Confirmed in the U.S.; Kennedy Visits West Texas Amid Growing Outbreaks
The United States has reported its third measles death as cases of the disease continue to rise. This new death
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Study Finds Severe Obesity May Increase Risk of 16 Common Health Conditions
A recent study shows that people with severe obesity face a much higher risk of developing 16 common health conditions.
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NITI Aayog Collaborates with Gram Panchayats to Enhance Climate Resilience at the Grassroots Level
NITI Aayog, the government’s policy think tank, is working closely with Gram Panchayats (village councils) to improve climate resilience in
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Ultrasound-Activated CAR T-Cell Therapy Promises Long-Lasting Tumor Destruction
A new type of treatment called ultrasound-activated CAR T-cell therapy could offer long-lasting tumor destruction, according to recent research. This
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Study Shows Molecular Stool Test Shows Promise for TB Diagnosis in HIV-Positive Adults
A recent study has found that a molecular stool test could be a promising tool for diagnosing tuberculosis (TB) in
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Experts Praise US Decision to Exempt Pharma from Reciprocal Tariffs, Urge Boost in Domestic Manufacturing
Experts Support US Decision to Remove Pharma Tariffs and Recommend Boosting Local Production Experts have welcomed the US government’s decision
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Uganda launches malaria vaccination for 1.1 million children
Uganda has started a malaria vaccination campaign for 1.1 million children. This effort aims to protect children from malaria, which
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