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Trump threatens 100 percent generic drug tariffs beginning in 2028
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Pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in first human trial, preventing disease in high-risk patients
Researchers at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have reported encouraging early results for an experimental vaccine designed to prevent pancreatic cancer in people at high genetic risk of the disease. The phase 1 trial, published in the American Association for Cancer Research journal Cancer Discovery, marks one of the first attempts to test a preventive…
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NHS trust probed over Nottingham killer; Wetherspoon warns again; Rolls-Royce presses ministers on jet engines
A Nottingham NHS trust faces a corporate manslaughter probe over Valdo Calocane’s care, while Wetherspoon issues its fourth profit warning in seven months and Rolls-Royce lobbies ministers to back its jet-engine ambitions. Also: Amnesty faces scrutiny over an anti-Rowling charity row, and US lawmakers avert a shutdo…
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Ousted Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro and his wife set to claim immunity on drug trafficking charges as they return to court today
Ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, are set to return to court to face drug trafficking charges, with their legal team expected to argue that Maduro retains immunity from prosecution. The case marks a significant moment in efforts to hold the former strongman legally accountable after his removal from power, testing…
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Musk unveils AI-generated Odyssey film amid feud with Nolan
Elon Musk has said his AI platform Grok Imagine will produce a “historically accurate” full-length adaptation of Homer’s Odyssey by the end of the year, sharing a three-minute AI-generated preview clip of Odysseus and the nymph Calypso. The announcement capped a sustained campaign by Musk against Christopher Nolan’s live-action Odyssey, which he used to stoke…
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Chantelle Houghton says people thought she was a ‘drug addict’ because of her rapid weight loss as she heartbreakingly discusses disordered eating battle
Chantelle Houghton, the former Celebrity Big Brother winner, has spoken candidly about her struggles with disordered eating, revealing that her rapid weight loss led people to wrongly assume she had a drug problem. Her decision to open up highlights the often-misunderstood link between visible weight changes and public perception, as well as the pressure faced…
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Vanessa Marano to Produce and Star in Frontières Horror Comedy ‘Ring Leader’: ‘It’s ‘Bridesmaids’ Meets ‘Self Help’’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Actor Vanessa Marano is set to produce and star in “Ring Leader,” a horror comedy centred on a wedding party, which she is pitching to buyers at the Fantasia Film Festival’s Frontières Co-Production Market in Montreal. Marano, best known for her lead role in “Switched at Birth,” is making the film through her production company…
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Voters demand transparency from hospitalized Mitch McConnell, 84, as staggering number believe he’s DEAD
Reports indicate that Republican Senate figure Mitch McConnell, 84, has been hospitalised, prompting calls from voters for greater transparency about his condition. According to the report, a notably large proportion of the public now believes the senator has died, reflecting widespread confusion and a lack of official clarity around his health status and public appearances.…
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Michelin-star chef reveals what’s replacing hospital food Americans love to hate
Michelin-starred chef Geoffrey Zakarian has launched an initiative to overhaul hospital food, replacing the packaged, ultraprocessed meals long associated with hospital stays with a “food is medicine” approach. The move addresses a long-standing contradiction: hospitals are meant to promote healing and health, yet their food service has traditionally relied on heavily processed, unappetising fare, an…
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Gardeners’ World star David J.C. Austin dead aged 67: Owner of namesake rose brand loses battle with illness linked to Mad Cow Disease as Monty Don leads tributes
David J.C. Austin, owner of the David Austin Roses brand and a familiar face on the BBC’s Gardeners’ World, has died at the age of 67 after suffering from an illness linked to Mad Cow Disease. Tributes have been led by fellow gardening broadcaster Monty Don, reflecting Austin’s standing in British horticulture through the rose-breeding…