States Push to Ban Food Dyes Amid Health Concerns

In a historic shift, dozens of U.S. states are introducing legislation to regulate or ban artificial food dyes and chemical additives in response to rising public concern over health risks. These proposals, part of a growing trend across red and blue states alike, reflect mounting frustration over the federal government’s

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Childhood Sun Exposure Raises Skin Cancer Risk

A leading British plastic surgeon is calling on parents to take stronger measures to protect their children from long-term sun damage, amid growing evidence that skin cancer risk in children is significantly underestimated. Children’s increased sensitivity to ultraviolet (UV) radiation and prolonged exposure during outdoor play has been linked to

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Artificial Blood Breakthrough Could Transform Emergency Care

In the United States, tens of thousands of people die from blood loss before they can reach a hospital. Whether it’s a roadside crash, a battlefield injury, or a natural disaster, the lack of immediate access to viable blood transfusions has remained a persistent challenge. But a promising breakthrough may

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UK Advances Three-Parent IVF to Prevent Mitochondrial Diseases

The United Kingdom has become the first country to legally implement three-parent IVF to prevent the transmission of mitochondrial diseases. So far, eight children have been born using the technique, which involves combining the DNA of two parents with healthy mitochondria from a donor egg. This innovative method is designed

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Rethinking Breakfast: New Insights on Eating, Health, and Timing

The Myth of “Most Important Meal” The adage “Breakfast is the most important meal of the day” has been repeated so often that many accept it without question. In reality, breakfast simply breaks the overnight fast—yet opinions on its necessity and benefits vary. Nutrition experts have expressed concerns about the

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Atomic Legacy: How the Bomb Spike Still Shapes Our World

Eighty years after the detonation of the first nuclear weapon, the echoes of that moment still resonate—deep within our environment and even inside our bodies. Known as the “bomb spike”, the sudden and sharp rise in carbon-14 caused by mid-20th-century nuclear tests has provided scientists with a unique and enduring

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Breaking the Silence: Mental Health and Streaming in a Post-Pandemic World

Emotional Fracture: A Global Symptom The COVID-19 pandemic not only reshaped daily life but also deeply impacted global mental health. Psychological disorders were already rising due to hyperconnectivity, digital pressure, job insecurity, and social isolation. The health emergency intensified this invisible crisis. Lockdowns, mass grief, economic uncertainty, and ruptured human

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Genetic Study Launched Amid Pancreatic Concerns Over Weight Loss Medications

New Study to Explore Genetic Risks Behind Pancreatic Reactions to Weight Loss Injections British health authorities have launched an investigation into reports of pancreatic complications associated with weight loss medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro. The research, led by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in collaboration

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Trump Warns of Tariffs Over Iran Trade

US President Donald Trump has moved to intensify economic pressure on Iran by signing an executive order that threatens additional tariffs on countries that continue commercial ties with Tehran. The measure authorizes penalties on goods entering the United States from any nation deemed to be trading directly or indirectly with

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AI Spending Triggers Big Tech Stock Rout

Big Tech shares have come under intense pressure after renewed concerns that aggressive artificial intelligence spending could be outpacing near-term returns. Over the past week, more than $1 trillion in market value has been erased as investors reacted to earnings reports that highlighted the scale and persistence of capital expenditures

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