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India’s climate paradox: Forced to grow green while history’s polluters look on India is the only nation in history required to simultaneously achieve rapid economic growth and deep
New research in mice suggests intermittent fasting protects the brain from stress-induced damage to myelin, the protective coating around nerve cells. The study found fasting altered gut microbiome
Cell tower battle in Wisconsin highlights growing national fight over wireless radiation health risks Polk County, Wisconsin residents are appealing approval of a 199-foot Verizon cell tower within
Kennedy unveils $700 million plan to combat addiction, homelessness and mental health crisis HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a $700 million federal investment in behavioral health
Russia downed 172 Ukrainian drones overnight, with 60 targeting Moscow, in one of the largest attacks on the capital this year Ukrainian drones damaged the Moscow Oil Refinery,
Big Chem’s playbook: Pesticide giants seek legal immunity as cancer links mount Pesticide manufacturers are lobbying state legislatures for “liability shield” laws to block lawsuits from people harmed
Gardasil settlement shines light on Merck’s internal documents and vaccine safety debate Jennifer Robi, confined to a wheelchair after receiving three Gardasil doses as a teen, settled her
Big Toothpaste’s dirty secret: 90% of brands contain cancer-causing heavy metals Independent testing of 51 toothpaste brands found 90% contained lead, 65% arsenic, 47% mercury and 35% cadmium.
U.S. demands destruction of Iran’s enriched uranium as Qatar talks advance atPresident Trump demands Iran’s enriched uranium be destroyed in place or handed over to the U.S. for
Strait of Hormuz remains effectively blocked as NATO, Iran tangle over shipping security The Strait of Hormuz remains largely impassable months into the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, with