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These two existing drugs can slow brain decline and may delay Alzheimer’s, study suggests
Two widely available medicines can safely improve brain health in those with early Alzheimer’s disease, a new study has found.
Scientists…
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We won’t accept a stolen vote, says Issa Tchiroma Bakary
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AFP via Getty Images“My victory is undeniable,” said Issa Tchiroma Bakary Cameroon’s opposition leader Issa Tchiroma Bakary, who has declared himself the winner of the 12 October elections, has…
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At least three killed in explosion at northern Ukraine train station
Local media said a Kharkiv resident detonated an explosive device during a document check, killing a female border guard and at least two civilians.
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What Is Sleep Tourism—And Where To Get The Best Sleep In Europe
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Planning a holiday around relaxing is nothing new—but relaxation-focused travel tends to veer toward all-inclusive resorts or cruises under the sun. Sleep tourism, on the other hand, focuses more on a truly…
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Zelensky, King Charles III meet in London
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in London and held a meeting with King Charles III.
That is according to the BBC, Ukrinform reports.
“Ukraine’s President Zelensky is in Windsor now to meet King Charles. This is their third meeting this year….
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Hungary’s Orbán vows to ‘circumvent’ US sanctions on Russian oil titans – POLITICO
Orbán — a longtime Trump ally — was defiant, however, claiming the “battle is not over yet,” and insisting Budapest will find ways to get around Washington’s sanctions.
“There are indeed sanctions in place against certain Russian oil companies,” he told the radio…
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Salmonella outbreak sickens hundreds in Europe. Sicilian tomatoes are the chief suspect
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Hundreds of people across Europe have fallen ill with food poisoning over the past two years – and tainted tomatoes are the prime suspect, health…
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