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October 28, 2024
Diplomacy/News

Dutch Court Orders Bill Gates to Face Trial Over COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries

A Dutch court ruled that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates could face trial in the Netherlands, following a case filed by seven individuals claiming to have suffered injuries from COVID-19 vaccines. The case,

Human Rights/Interviews

What the Neuropsychologist Did to Slow Her Mother’s Dementia

When Catherine Loveday, a professor of neuropsychology at the University of Westminster, began to notice subtle changes in her mother’s behavior, she was uniquely placed to act. Loveday, an expert in memory and brain function, had spent her career researching

July 15, 2025

TPG and Blackstone Make $16 Billion Bid to Take Hologic Private, But Offer Rejected

United States/World

Private equity giants TPG and Blackstone have made a bold attempt to take US-listed medical technology company Hologic private, offering more than $16 billion

Sri Lanka Weighs Generational Tobacco Ban Inspired by Maldives Model

News/Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo Sri Lanka is considering the introduction of a landmark “generational tobacco ban” inspired by the recently implemented anti-smoking model

US Announces $281 Million in Grants to Expand Addiction and Mental Health Programs

July 7, 2026
Business

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced on Monday that it is making available more than $281 million in grant funding to support programmes addressing addiction, overdose prevention and

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The Brain’s Second Chance: Scientists Unlock the Hidden Power Behind Stroke Recovery

June 28, 2026
Health/Human Rights

When a well-known actor suffered a stroke, the damage appeared to threaten the very foundation of his career. Left with aphasia — a condition that affects the ability to speak — he

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US FDA Turns to Indian Drugmakers as Critical Cancer Medicine Shortage Deepens

June 23, 2026
Business

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approached Indian pharmaceutical manufacturers for urgent assistance in securing supplies of ifosfamide, a critical cancer medicine facing shortages in the United States, according to

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Blood Test Could Detect Alzheimer’s Years Before Memory Loss Begins

June 23, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Long before a person begins to forget names, faces, or familiar places, the brain is already fighting a hidden battle. As nerve cells gradually die and connections between them disappear, the brain

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US Health Department Announces $700 Million Package to Address Mental Health, Addiction and Homelessness

June 18, 2026
Business

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced more than $700 million in new funding opportunities aimed at expanding mental health services, addressing substance use disorders and supporting communities dealing

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Obesity Drugs Show Early Signs of Boosting Male Fertility, Study Finds

June 16, 2026
Health

A new potential benefit has emerged for the latest generation of obesity medications: they may help improve male fertility by increasing testosterone levels and enhancing sperm quality, according to a preliminary review

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Brain Implant Gives Man With ALS a New Voice as Scientists Push Boundaries of Communication

June 16, 2026
Health/Human Rights

For nearly three years, Casey Harrell has lived with a device embedded in his brain that has transformed how he communicates. Paralyzed by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive disease that gradually

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Global Food Safety Crisis Revealed as Contaminated Food Claims 1.5 Million Lives Annually

June 4, 2026
Human Rights/World

A major new assessment from the World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed the staggering global toll of unsafe food, estimating that contaminated food causes around 866 million illnesses and 1.5 million deaths

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Ebola Diagnostics Failures Expose Global Blind Spots in Pandemic Preparedness

June 3, 2026
Health/Human Rights

A renewed Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is raising urgent questions about whether the world has truly learned the lessons of past pandemics. According to reporting from Nature,

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Make Big Tobacco Pay

June 3, 2026
Editor's Choice/Human Rights

“How can we allow the tobacco industry to fill its coffers while we, the people, have to empty our pockets to fend for and suffer all the harms the tobacco industry has

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