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In recent years, an alarming trend has emerged in the United States. Since 2020, firearms have become the leading cause of death among children and teenagers, surpassing even car accidents, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 2022, more than 4,500 young lives were lost to firearm injuries. But the tragedy doesn't stop there; the ripple effects of these incidents have far-reaching consequences on survivors and their families, as revealed in a recent study published in the November issue of Health Affairs.
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High Firearm Ownership among U.S. Law Enforcement; Increased Suicide Risk

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Colonialism still persists in the forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia, and intolerance, which highlights the urgent need for nations to deconstruct the structures of racism and promote human rights and sustainable development, said a United Nations report.
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Racism, Discrimination — Legacies of Colonialism

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Accusations have surfaced regarding Israel's alleged deployment of white phosphorus in military operations in Gaza and Lebanon. Global human rights organizations, such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have raised concerns about the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) employing white phosphorus munitions in these areas, potentially violating International Humanitarian Law (IHL), which outlines the responsibilities of states and non-state entities in armed conflicts.
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White Phosphorus: Controversy in Conflict Zones

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A much more diverse range of snakes than we had imagined lived in the land of the pharaohs – which also explains why these Egyptian authors were so preoccupied with treating snakebites!
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Ancient Egypt, A hotbed of Venomous Snakes

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New research suggests metabolic factors, particularly blood sugar levels, are the primary drivers of declining reproductive health and sexual function
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Sex and Cognitive Function in Older Adults

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People with artificial intelligence (AI) skills can significantly increase their salaries with a potential increase as high as 40%, according to a recent study by researchers from the Oxford Internet Institute and the Centre for Social Data Science at the University of Copenhagen.
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AI to Reshape India’s Recruitment Landscape

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In the face of escalating global temperatures, experts from the University of Birmingham are advocating for the formal recognition of cooling and cold chain systems as critical infrastructure. The report, titled "The Hot Reality: Living in a +50°C World," underscores the essential role of cooling in adapting to climate change and proposes measures to address the challenges posed by extreme heat.
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Disability: Critical Challenges and Calls for Action

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Scientists uncover 2 billion-year-old living microbes in South African rock, raising exciting possibilities for life on Mars.
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Life After Death

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A significant political conflict is emerging over allegations of corruption within Kerala's extensive cooperative banking sector. The state government, led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, has expressed concerns about the central government's recent involvement in the state's cooperative sector. Vijayan has claimed that there is an attempt to undermine the credibility of Kerala's cooperative sector, and these destabilizing efforts began during demonetization.
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Political Battle Over Kerala Cooperative Banking Sector Intensifies

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Discover the top 5 organic ingredients for children’s skin, including oat protein, turmeric, and moringa, and how they protect and heal.
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Science of Your Unique Scent: Unravelling the Secrets

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