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New Oxford research finds Africa’s megafauna-driven ecosystem energy has dropped by over a third, endangering biodiversity, vital functions, and millions of livelihoods.
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Africa’s Natural Energy Drops by Over a Third

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The 2025 Lancet Countdown and WHO warn that continued climate inaction is causing millions of deaths worldwide
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Climate Inaction Is Costing Millions of Lives

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A new model from Queen Mary University of London reveals that buoyant plastics could take over 100 years to disappear from ocean surfaces.
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Ocean Plastics Could Linger for Over a Century, New Study Warns

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A new study reveals that female common dolphins in the North Atlantic are living seven years less than in the 1990s, raising concerns for ocean ecosystems.
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Dolphins Dying Younger in the North Atlantic

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Discover how cutting-edge LED light and tin nanoflakes provide an effective, non-invasive solution to kill cancer cells safely
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Revolutionary LED and Tin-Based Therapy Offers Safer, Precise Cancer Treatment

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A new obesity definition using body fat distribution instead of BMI could see almost 70% of US adults reclassified as obese, researchers warn
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 Nearly 70% of US Adults are Obese

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Explore how investing in disaster resilience can prevent costly losses, safeguard health, and build safer communities worldwide in 2025
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Urgent Need to Invest in Disaster Risk Reduction in 2025

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Learn how white rice affects blood sugar, diabetes management tips, and strategies to enjoy rice safely without spiking glucose levels
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How White Rice Affects Blood Sugar

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A new study shows seniors prioritize social activities and inclusiveness over health when visiting walk-in care clinics, highlighting the importance of holistic care.
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Social Connection Matters Most to Seniors

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A major UK Biobank study finds both sugar-sweetened and artificially sweetened beverages significantly raise the risk of metabolic liver disease and liver-related deaths.
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Sugary and ‘Diet’ Drinks Linked to Higher Risk of Liver Disease

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