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Emerging research suggests chronic sexually transmitted infections may increase men’s risk of prostate, penile, anal, and throat cancers

Hidden Link Between STIs and Male Cancers: What Every Man Should Know

Sona Prebhakar -
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When discussing male cancer prevention, topics like quitting smoking or maintaining a balanced diet often dominate attention. However, another critical yet overlooked factor involves sexual health. Recent evidence suggests that sexually transmitted...
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A new FAO-WFP report warns of catastrophic hunger in 16 global hotspots, driven by conflict, climate shocks, and funding gaps. Urgent action is needed to prevent famine

Millions at Risk: UN Warns of Deepening Hunger Crisis

Saradha Meloot -
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A recent joint report by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) reveals that acute food insecurity is worsening in 16 hunger hotspots worldwide. Millions now...
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White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles

White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles

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White collar terrorism has taken root beyond traditional militant circles. The alleged  involvement of doctors and other professionals in Red Fort Delhi blast has stunned investigators and exposed a disturbing transformation in...
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Explore the latest WHO report on tuberculosis, global progress, challenges, and funding needs to end TB by 2030. Learn facts, FAQs, and key insights.

TB cases fall for first time

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For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, TB cases are declining. Yet, funding gaps threaten global progress. Tuberculosis remains one of the deadliest infectious diseases worldwide, causing over 1.2 million deaths...
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International team confirms three Earth-sized planets orbiting both stars of binary system TOI-2267, changing views on planet formation in complex stellar environments.

Three Earth-Sized Planets Orbiting Two Suns

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Scientists have confirmed three Earth-sized planets around binary star system TOI-2267, approximately 190 light-years away. This discovery challenges previous ideas about planet formation in double-star systems. It opens new frontiers for understanding...
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A new Pew survey explores how Americans feel about aging, revealing optimism among older adults and growing financial concerns among younger generations

The U.S. Population Is Aging Rapidly

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America’s demographics are undergoing major transformation as the share of adults 65 and older rises steadily. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the older population increased from 12.4 percent in 2004 to...
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A new survey across nine middle-income nations finds strong public concern over climate change, with most citizens ready to make lifestyle changes to fight it.

Widespread Climate Concerns in Middle-Income Nations

Sona Prebhakar -
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A global survey across nine middle-income countries reveals growing public concern about climate change and its visible effects on communities. Large majorities believe global climate change is already impacting their surroundings, especially...
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A new Neurology journal study shows that people who consume three or more drinks daily may suffer bleeding strokes 11 years earlier than light drinkers.

Heavy Drinking Strongly Linked to Earlier Strokes

Saradha Meloot -
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People who drink three or more alcoholic beverages daily may experience dangerous bleeding strokes nearly a decade earlier than moderate or light drinkers. The new research, published November 5, 2025, in Neurology, the...
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A new national study shows a concerning rise in the number of young adults reporting problems with memory, focus, and decision-making over the past decade. Conducted by a University of Utah research team, the findings reveal that cognitive difficulties are now spreading beyond older populations, pointing to deeper social and economic roots.

Memory Problems Surging Among Adults Under 40

Abhiram -
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A new national study shows a concerning rise in the number of young adults reporting problems with memory, focus, and decision-making over the past decade. Conducted by a University of Utah research...
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UNODC reports a 20% decline in Afghanistan’s opium poppy cultivation in 2025, with production dropping 32%. Synthetic drug trafficking rises as drug markets shift.

Sharp Drop in Afghanistan’s Opium Poppy Cultivation

Sona Prebhakar -
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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) reports a 20% decrease in opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan in 2025, falling to 10,200 hectares from 12,800 hectares in 2024. Production declined...
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