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Two Dead in Meningococcal Outbreak at University of Kent
Fifteen confirmed meningococcal disease cases, two deaths, and student demands for campus closure follow outbreak at University of Kent in Canterbury, UK.
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Quebec Judge Bans Sperm Donors Accused of Fathering Hundreds of Children
A Quebec judge has temporarily halted sperm donations by two men accused of misleading donors about the number of children fathered.
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Psychiatrists Debate Expanding Definition of Addiction to Include Shopping and Gaming
Experts debate whether compulsive shopping and gaming should be classified as behavioral addictions in the next DSM edition.
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Rising Food Costs Drive Americans Back to Home Kitchens
High inflation and restaurant prices push consumers toward home cooking. Kantar and BLS data reveal significant shifts in household spending and dining habits across the United States.
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Non-Drug Strategies Show Promise for COPD Breathlessness Management
Scoping review identifies 69 non-pharmacological COPD action plans; 67% of users avoided ambulance calls despite limited formal efficacy data.
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Portuguese Scientists Develop Nanocapsules to Enhance Radiotherapy
Researchers at the University of Aveiro pioneer lithium-6 carbon nanocapsules to improve cancer treatment precision and reduce damage to healthy tissue.
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Half of Type 2 Diabetes Patients Suffer Fatty Pancreas Disease, Study Confirms
2026 meta-analysis reveals 54% of Type 2 diabetes patients have fatty pancreas disease, a critical metabolic burden requiring clinical attention and monitoring strategies.
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Clascoterone Cream 1% Shows Sustained Sebum Reduction at 52 Weeks, Reinforcing Long-Term Acne Control
Dermatologist Zoe Draelos reviews pivotal 52-week data on WINLEVI cream-demonstrating durable sebum suppression and clinical relevance for acne management beyond short-term trials.