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Pausing Aging? Scientists Discover New Possibilities
Researchers propose pausing necrosis to slow aging and improve space travel, offering new treatment possibilities for age-related diseases.
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Japan to Start Clinical Trials for Artificial Blood This Year
Japan is launching clinical trials for artificial blood, aiming to revolutionize medical blood supply by 2030.
Cholera outbreak in Sudan claims over 170 lives in a week
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed over 170 people in a week, with thousands infected. The crisis is worsened by the ongoing civil war and lack of basic resources.
Significant Increase in Bird Flu Cases Among Mammals
Bird flu cases in mammals have doubled in 2024, with the WOAH warning of potential mutations and advocating for vaccination and hygiene measures.
Former US President Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Former US President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. His office confirmed the diagnosis, stating it is hormone-sensitive and treatable. Political...
France approves assisted suicide for unbearable suffering
France has moved to legalize assisted suicide for patients with unbearable suffering, marking a significant shift in the country's end-of-life policies.