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October 19, 2026
Health/Human Rights

US Measles Cases Reach 4,410 in 2026 as Pennsylvania Records Five Deaths

The United States has recorded 4,410 confirmed measles cases in 2026, more than double the total reported throughout 2025 and the highest level of transmission since 1991, according to the Centers for

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Germany’s Two-Tier Health System Fuels Growing Anger Over Inequality

Germany’s two-tier health insurance system is facing renewed scrutiny over unequal access to medical treatment, as evidence of longer waiting times for publicly insured patients exposes a division that many Germans regard as a question of social justice. An investigation

October 17, 2026

China’s Healthcare Costs Fuel Household Saving, IMF Warns, Limiting Consumer Spending

Business

High healthcare costs are encouraging households in China to save rather than spend, according to a new International Monetary Fund (IMF) book that identifies

Plague, Secrecy and Suspicion: Inside Russia’s Unexplained Siberian Health Scare

Diplomacy/Human Rights

In Irkutsk, a Siberian city near Mongolia, the apparent absence of public alarm has become almost as striking as the unexplained health scare that

Alarming Rise in Fentanyl Poisoning Among U.S. Children

March 9, 2025
Health

A recent study analyzing eight years of data has revealed a dramatic increase in fentanyl poisoning among children in the United States. The research, published in The American Journal of Drug and

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Scientists Discover How the Brain Decides to Persist or Give Up

March 7, 2025
Health

Researchers at University College London (UCL) have uncovered how specific neurons in the brainstem influence the decision to persist, explore new options, or disengage from a task. The study, published in Nature,

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Scientific Reputation and Reckoning: How Allegations Affect Citations

March 7, 2025
Health/Human Rights

Accusations of sexual misconduct in academia can damage a researcher’s reputation in ways that scientific fraud does not. A new study published in PLoS ONE finds that scientists accused of sexual harassment

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OnlyFans Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged “Chatter” Scams

March 6, 2025
Health/Human Rights

A new class action lawsuit has put OnlyFans under intense scrutiny, alleging that the platform knowingly allows third-party “chatters” to impersonate models and extract large sums of money from unsuspecting users. The

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EU AI Act Pushes for Clinical AI That Mimics Doctor Collaboration

March 6, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

As the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act takes effect, researchers and policymakers are focusing on developing clinical AI that mimics the decision-making processes of human doctors. The regulation, which imposes strict oversight

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Managing Moral Injury: Navigating the Conflict Between Values and Reality

March 3, 2025
Health

In an increasingly polarized world, many individuals find themselves struggling with moral injury—the psychological distress that arises when they are forced to act against, witness, or fail to prevent actions that contradict

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Monkey Transport & Disease Risks: Where’s the DOT?

February 28, 2025
Health

“Ramadewa looked at the numerous troops of monkeys. They were at ease and happy and showed their liveliness. All their movements, their noisy voices, their way of sleeping on branches made him

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Slime Barrier in the Brain Could Be Key to Combating Ageing

February 28, 2025
Health

A newly discovered slimy barrier in the brain’s blood vessels could hold the key to protecting the organ from age-related decline, according to groundbreaking research published in Nature. The study, conducted in

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Worse Than COVID: Disease X Is Really Coming—Are We Ready?

February 26, 2025
Health

As the world reflects on the devastation caused by COVID-19, leading scientists and global health experts are sounding an even starker warning: the next pandemic—referred to as Disease X—could be more contagious,

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Raccoon Dogs Most Likely Culprit for COVID-19 Origins, Study Finds

February 24, 2025
Health

As the world grapples with the long-lasting impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, mounting evidence now points to raccoon dogs as the most likely source of the virus that ignited the global crisis.

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New Diabetes Drug Reduces Stroke and Heart Attack Risk

February 23, 2025
Health

A recent study has uncovered promising results for people living with both type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease (CKD), revealing that a medication already approved for treating these conditions may also

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AI Breakthrough Diagnoses Multiple Diseases from a Single Blood Test

February 22, 2025
Health

In a groundbreaking development, researchers have unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) tool capable of diagnosing a range of diseases — including diabetes, HIV, COVID-19, and autoimmune conditions — from a single blood

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Groundbreaking In-Womb Treatment Reverses Rare Genetic Disorder

February 22, 2025
Health

In a groundbreaking medical breakthrough, a two-and-a-half-year-old girl has shown no signs of a typically fatal genetic disorder after receiving treatment while still in the womb. The case, reported by The Nature

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Migraine: A Radical Rethink Offers Hope for One Billion Sufferers

February 19, 2025
Health

Migraine, once thought to be merely an excruciating headache, is now emerging as a far more complex condition, with new research offering hope for the estimated one billion people worldwide who suffer

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Woman in Cancer Remission for Record 19 Years After CAR-T Therapy

February 18, 2025
Health

A groundbreaking case of cancer remission following CAR-T cell therapy has given new hope for the treatment of solid tumors. A woman, who was just four years old when she underwent an

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