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Baby gorilla found at airport recovers, even gains weight in Istanbul

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A 5-month-old gorilla was rescued from the cargo hold of a plane and is now recovering at a zoo in Istanbul as wildlife officials consider returning it to its natural habitat. The gorilla was...
Christianity

Romanian Church Encourages Organ Donation

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The Romanian Orthodox Church encourages Christians to donate their organs when it is necessary to save the life of another person. This is clear from a text recently published on the official website of...
Health

Cat’s favorite place to nap is on its owner

Gaston de Persigny -
If you’re a proud cat owner, you’ve probably already encountered this scenario: you’re cozying up on the couch or in bed, and your furry friend immediately climbs on top of you and starts napping....
Health

Women – tendency to drink alcohol without moderation is due to a hormone

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Women's tendency to drink alcohol without moderation is stimulated by a hormone - estrogen. This is shown by the results of a study published in the peer-reviewed, open access, scientific journal "Natural Communications". Specifically, estrogen...
Europe

The Toxic Reality of Cannabis A Cautionary Tale for Europe

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As discussions around the legalization of cannabis gain momentum in various European countries, a troubling reality from California's legal cannabis market serves as a stark warning. An investigation by the LA Times has unveiled...
Economy

Ukraine: EIB provides €55 million to reconstruct social infrastructure

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The funding will enable Ukrainian communities to continue implementing 151 sub-projects in 2025 and beyond, focusing on schools, kindergartens, hospitals, social housing, heating and water systems and other social infrastructure. Backed by an EU guarantee,...
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Baha’i Mahvash Sabet recovering from heart surgery will be imprisoned again in Iran

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Mahvash Sabet is recovering from heart surgery: Iran’s government must let her do so in peace by never returning her to prison. GENEVA—23 December 2024—Mahvash Sabet, a 71-year-old Iranian Baha’i prisoner of conscience jailed by...
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Terrorist Psychiatrist Case in Magdeburg Challenges Germany’s Security Measures

Juan Sanchez Gil -
The recent attack in Magdeburg involving terrorist Psychiatrist Al-Abdulmohsen has highlighted the urgent need for Germany to reassess its security measures. The incident raises important questions regarding integration, extremism, and public safety, further intensifying an already complex national discourse. Sociologist Dr. Lena Koch emphasizes the importance of addressing the underlying causes behind such incidents, emphasizing that it is not solely about the actions of one individual, but rather the systemic failures that enabled this tragedy to occur.
America

Big Pharma’s New Endgame: Sidestepping FDA’s Stricter Drug Ad Rules

Juan Sanchez Gil -
The familiar setup plays out again: a woman stares into a mirror, her reflection tired and somber. Then, as she starts an antidepressant, her life magically transforms. Her corgi prances at her feet, and...
Health

Female circumcision in Russia – exists and is not punished

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Every year, millions of women and girls in the world are subjected to the procedure "female circumcision." In the process of this dangerous practice, women have part or all of their external genitalia removed....
Food

What is food neophobia – the fear of trying new dishes

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Everyone has heard of anorexia and bulimia. But these eating disorders are far from the only ones. There are people around the world who can only eat certain colored foods. Still others are addicted to...
Health

How to deal with atychiphobia?

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Imagine this: every little mistake or failure doesn't just bother you, it paralyzes you to the point where you can't move forward. This is the reality for people suffering from atychiphobia - the fear...
Health

Four executed for producing illegal alcohol in Iran

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Iranian authorities have executed end of October four people convicted of selling illegal alcohol, which poisoned and killed 17 people last year. More than 190 people who consumed the dangerous drink were hospitalized. The death...
Europe

Over 6 million illegally exported pills seized in international operation against psych drug trafficking network

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18 October 2024|PRESS RELEASE -- Drug trafficking - A criminal group that had set up an international smuggling route for prescription pills was taken down during a large-scale operation coordinated from Eurojust’s headquarters. Romanian,...
Europe

EU Commissioner Stella Kyriakides Reaffirms EU’s Commitment to Ukraine’s Healthcare

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Support includes medical evacuations, mental health services, and integration into EU health programs In a video message addressed to the Ukrainian Ministry of Health Conference, European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, Stella Kyriakides, underscored the...
ENTERTAINMENT

The Resident, Netflix’s medical series that exposes medical corruption in the US

Gabriel Carrion Lopez -
OPINION.- The Resident, is a Netflix medical series that uncovers medical corruption in the United States. It emerges in January 2018 and its 107 chapters end in 2023. In 6 seasons they build a...
Health

OSCE Workshop Tackles Rising Drug Crisis Among Youth in Central Asia

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Dushanbe, Tajikistan – 3 October 2024 - In an urgent response to the escalating drug crisis impacting youth across Central Asia, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) convened a regional workshop...
Editor's choice

EU treading Dangerous Waters: The Perils of Psychedelics in Therapeutic Use

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The European Commission is getting ready to review citizens’ proposals and one controversial idea on the table is the 'PsychedeliCare’ initiative that supports the exploration and implementation of psychedelic treatments for mental wellbeing issues....
Food

Why chocolate should not be given to dogs

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Chocolate is a favorite delicacy for people, but for cats and dogs it is a real poison, writes the magazine " Sciences et Avenir" and explains why pets should not be "pampered" with chocolate...
Christianity

Russian Orthodox Church calls on mass culture to abandon ‘images promoting alcoholism’

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On the occasion of the Day of Sobriety celebrated in the country today, the Russian Orthodox Church called on mass culture not to promote alcoholism, TASS reported. The agency recalls that the All-Russian Day of...
Editor's choice

The 21st Century and the Shame of Persistent Institutionalisation

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In a moving speech delivered on 28 August at UN headquarters in Geneva, Dr Amalia Gamio, Vice-Chair of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, highlighted a worrying reality: the lack of...
Food

Beer, but warm – it helps the kidneys

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Is it true that beer is good for the kidneys? Beer is associated with entertainment, evening gatherings and relaxation. At the same time, many myths and claims accompany this popular drink, including claims that...
Food

Has obesity among children in the UK decreased since the introduction of the “sugar” tax

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More than 47,000 tonnes of sugar have been removed from soft drinks alone in the UK since the authorities introduced a two-tier system of additional taxation on them in 2018. Their producers were obliged...
Food

The benefits of bee-polen – the food that gives us everything we need

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The pollen originates from those parts of the plant that are particularly important for the development of the plant species. Therefore, it contains substances of high biological value. Its composition varies greatly depending on...
Health

Researchers Use AI Tools to Uncover Connections Between Radiotherapy for Lung Cancer and Heart Complications

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Researchers from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, have used artificial intelligence tools to accelerate the understanding of the risk of specific cardiac arrhythmias when various parts of the...
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