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Fat Is Not Necessarily Bad for You
Nutrition experts are urging people to rethink their views on fat after decades of demonization, as they acknowledge that it is essential for overall health.
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Science
World's First Human Spinal Cord Transplant Performed in Russia
A groundbreaking medical procedure has been carried out in Russia, marking the world's first human spinal cord transplant.
World
Helen Haines Hit by Car Outside Her Electorate Office
Australian federal lawmaker Helen Haines is fighting for life after being repeatedly hit by a car outside her electorate office on Monday.
Health
Ebola Outbreak in Eastern Congo Continues to Claim Lives
Families affected by the outbreak are struggling with grief, fear, and stigma due to the highly infectious nature of the disease.
Health
Nigeria Confirms First Ebola Case in Capital City Abuja
A woman who arrived from Uganda has tested positive for the virus and is being treated at a private hospital in Abuja.
Science
KAIST Researchers Develop Wearable Device for Administering Eyedrops in Space
A team of researchers at KAIST has made significant progress in developing a wearable device that can administer eyedrops to astronauts in space, overcoming a major hurdle for deep space exploration.
Business
Multiple sclerosis diagnosis for Christina Applegate was incorrect
Christina Applegate's multiple sclerosis diagnosis was found to be incorrect after she had been living with severe symptoms and becoming an advocate for those affected by the disorder.
Health
US Organ Transplant System Faces Criticism for Variability
Patients are uncertain about their chances of receiving a life-saving transplant due to the variability in the US organ transplant system.
Sports
NFL Analyst Apologizes for Comments Criticizing Jalen Hurts' Health Decision
Michael Robinson has apologized for suggesting that Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts might be using his injury as an excuse.
Science
Facility Location Analysis Reveals Socioeconomic Disparities in Spokane County
Researchers at Washington State University developed a new method for assessing the socioeconomic fairness of facility locations, focusing on Spokane County and city.
Style
Miley Cyrus Steps Back from Large-Scale Touring
Miley Cyrus has shifted away from traditional concert tours and opted for more intimate settings instead due to concerns about her mental health and sobriety journey.
Travel
Portable First-Aid Kits Essential for Travelers
A well-stocked first-aid kit can help prevent and treat minor ailments that may arise while traveling.
Sports
Jalen Hurts Diagnosed with Blood Clots in Lungs
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will miss the remainder of the 2026 season after being diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs.
Science
Visualizing Enzyme Crucial for Cancer Drug Production
A team of researchers from Japan has successfully captured the image of SacC, an enzyme that assembles the five-ring core structure shared with trabectedin.
Science
Scientists Study Marine Environment Around Madeira Archipelago
A team of nearly 200 scientists is currently on a month-long expedition to study the marine environment around Madeira, an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean off Portugal's coast.
Science
Financial Strain on Families with Young Children Revealed by Survey
A recent survey found that four in five parents believe raising a child is too expensive, with two in every five describing their family's financial situation as "struggling" or "just getting by".
Business
Proposition 40 Seeks to Tax Billionaires
California voters will decide on a tax proposal that targets billionaires next month.
Health
Pope Leo XIV Returns to Vatican After Lung Cancer Surgery
The Pope has returned to his duties after undergoing surgery to remove a lung tumor, delivering the Angelus blessing in St Peter's Square.
Science
Noise-cancelling headphones reduce likelihood of nausea and vomiting after surgery
A recent study presented at the Anesthesiology conference in San Diego has shown that wearing noise-cancelling headphones during surgery can significantly reduce the likelihood of nausea and vomiting after the procedure.
Politics
Michigan Senate Race Takes On Deeply Personal Tone for Voters
A highly charged U.S. Senate race is unfolding in Michigan, pitting Republican Mike Rogers against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official who could become the country's first Muslim senator if elected on November 3.