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High Jump Star Barshim Shuts Down Injury Rumors Ahead of Paris Olympics

Mutaz Barshim, the reigning men's high jump champion, has dispelled recent injury rumors just ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics.

THE V-GAS MONSTER: Kim Jong Un Holds 5,000 Tons Of Chemical Weapons, Ready To Target Cities

North Korea's chemical weapons strategy raises concerns, focusing on gray zone provocations rather than full-scale warfare.

Yoon’s Sales Diplomacy Begins in the Philippines with Big Trade Talks

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol begins his Southeast Asia tour, aiming to boost trade, investment, and nuclear collaboration.

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Long-Term Study Finds North Korean Defector Youth Face 30% Higher Risk of Mental Disorders

North Korean defector children face 1.3 times higher risk of mental disorders like PTSD and ADHD than South Korean peers, study finds.

Viral vs. Bacterial: Understanding the Summer Diarrhea Spike

Summer sees a rise in diarrhea cases, often due to food poisoning, gastroenteritis, or indigestion, each needing specific care.

Feeling Sick From the A/C? It Might Not Be COVID—But Be Careful

As COVID-19 resurges, increased use of air conditioning during heatwaves leads to a rise in cooling-related illnesses, causing confusion.

Women With PCOS May Boost Fertility With Long-Term Dietary Changes

A study reveals that women with PCOS reducing snacks, pork, and alcohol may lower infertility risk by balancing hormones and BMI.

Herpes and the Brain: Could a Common STI Be Fueling the Dementia Crisis?

A study reveals men with genital herpes (HSV-2) face over double the dementia risk, highlighting the need for awareness and research.

Study Finds Slushy Drinks May Cause Serious Health Issues in Children

A study warns children under 8 against slushy drinks with added sugars, linking them to severe health issues and glycerol toxicity.

Marriage and Multiple Sclerosis: Study Finds Slower Disease Progression in Married Women

Study shows women with MS experience slower disease progression with a spouse's support, highlighting emotional and physical benefits.

Underweight People Face Higher Suicide Risk, Study Shows

A study reveals underweight individuals face a higher suicide risk, while overweight individuals show a lower risk, emphasizing BMI's impact.

Early Detection of Spinal Tumors Could Be Life-Saving, Doctors Urge

Early diagnosis of spinal tumors is crucial; persistent back pain and numbness may indicate serious conditions requiring medical evaluation.

Study Reveals Semaglutide Reduces Cravings and Helps Control Weight and Blood Sugar

A study shows oral semaglutide aids weight loss and reduces cravings for sugary foods in type 2 diabetes patients.

Study Reveals: Taking Statins for 3 Years Can Slash Dementia Risk by 63%!

A study reveals statins can reduce dementia risk by 63%, especially in diabetic patients, highlighting their protective benefits.

Study Finds High-Dose Vitamin D During Pregnancy Reduces Risks of Preeclampsia and Preterm Birth

Pregnant women taking over 400 IU of vitamin D daily can lower preeclampsia risk by 44.8% and preterm birth by 30%.

Global HIV Infections Set to Hit Record High by 2039, Study Reveals

A study predicts global HIV infections will peak at 444 million by 2039, despite declines in some regions and ongoing treatment advancements.

Global Cancer Cases to Soar 76% by 2050, Study Warns

Cancer cases and deaths will rise sharply by 2050, with disparities widening based on HDI, gender, and region.

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