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UK Cancer Survival Doubles Since 1970s, But Remains Leading Killer

A report reveals that UK cancer survival has doubled since the 1970s, with half of those diagnosed surviving 10+ years, but cancer remains the UK's biggest killer, with over 460 daily deaths, and early diagnosis rates have stagnated for a decade.

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Cancer Mortality Decreases While New Cases Rise, Especially Among Young Adults

A 22 percent decrease in cancer mortality between 1973 and 2023 contrasts sharply with a 47 percent rise in new cases, particularly among young adults (20-49 years old), highlighting the impact of lifestyle and environmental factors.

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Mount Etna: Persistent Volcanic Activity and Landslide Threat

Mount Etna, a stratovolcano in Sicily, Italy, presents ongoing threats due to its persistent Strombolian eruptions, potential for larger events, and the slow, but potentially catastrophic, sliding of its eastern flank toward the Ionian Sea, posing risks to nearby populations and infrastructure.

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Widespread Auroras Across US Due to Strong Solar Storm

An unusually strong solar storm caused auroras to appear across the US this weekend, from Washington to Las Vegas, a rare event linked to the sun's peak activity in its 11-year cycle and visible across several states.

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Elevated Blood Lead Levels Found in Goslar County Children

A study in Goslar, Germany, found that 51% of children about to start school have blood lead levels exceeding the national average, likely due to the region's mining history; researchers from LMU Munich tested 310 children between September 2023 and June 2024.

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Unmarried Individuals Show Lower Dementia Risk in Large-Scale Study

A study of over 24,000 US adults found that divorced or never-married participants had a 34-40% lower risk of developing dementia than married participants over 18 years, challenging previous assumptions about marriage and cognitive health, even after controlling for various health and lifestyle fac...

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Ozempic Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Increased Kidney Cancer Risk

A major study of 86,000 patients revealed that while weight-loss drugs like Ozempic lower the risk of 16 cancers by 17 percent, they may increase kidney cancer risk by 33 percent, prompting calls for further research.

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Gnomon" at 100: Celebrating a Century of Classical Reviews

Gnomon," a German journal exclusively publishing classical studies book reviews since 1925, celebrated its 100th anniversary on April 10th in Bonn, highlighting its historical significance and current challenges regarding the role of academic reviews in scholarship and public discourse.

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Strickland Metals Finds High-Grade Gold at Serbian Gradina Prospect

Strickland Metals discovered a thick, high-grade gold hit of 62.7 meters at 3.5 g/t gold at its Gradina prospect within the Rogozna project in Serbia, significantly expanding the known mineralization and boosting the project's resource potential.

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Australia's Rebounding Humpback Whale Population Faces New Challenges

Australia's humpback whale population has rebounded to 30,000-50,000, leading to increased whale watching opportunities, but also altering migration patterns due to climate change and industrial threats, necessitating stronger conservation efforts.

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Life Below Water
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Flawed CDC Study Inflates Black Mold Health Risks

A flawed 1990s CDC study falsely linked black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) to severe infant illness; subsequent reviews revealed methodological errors, including biased sampling and inaccurate calculations, weakening the causal link and highlighting challenges in establishing direct causal links be...

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Etna Eruption Releases 20,000 Tons of Sulfur Dioxide, Tourists Evacuated

Mount Etna's eruption on Monday morning released approximately 20,000 tons of sulfur dioxide, prompting the evacuation of roughly 40 tourists; luckily, no injuries were reported, but the event highlights the inherent risks of volcano tourism and underscores the need for enhanced safety measures.

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