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Double Therapy Against Deadly Brain Cancer
Glioblastoma is often a deadly form of brain cancer, with only 5% of patients surviving beyond five years. New research conducted by scientists from the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine) and the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) could open new perspectives for patients with glioblastoma. Their work could be revolutionary in treating this deadly disease and preventing its relapses.
Toxic Plastic Penetrates Through Human Skin
Scientists show for the first time that toxic substances used in laptops, baby seats, and smartphones can easily penetrate human skin and enter the bloodstream. Fire retardants in products are toxic to both adults and children. The study reveals these substances persist in the environment and can penetrate the skin, potentially disrupting child development and leading to cancer.
Legal Error - Unusual Divorce in the United Kingdom
In an exceptional divorce process in the British Isles, an unusual event occurred, raising numerous fundamental questions about the limits of the law and human nature. This story, which began in 2023, sparked a lively debate about lawyers' responsibility, justice, and the consequences of accidental errors.
Light in the Tunnel - Stories of Hope in a Cancer Podcast
In a world where a cancer diagnosis often brings shadows and fear, the podcast "Light in the Tunnel" becomes a beacon of hope for young individuals transforming their lives after encountering the disease. Similar to "Radio Therapy," this initiative gives voice to young women who bravely share their experiences, thoughts, and successes in battling cancer.
Climbing Frames and Wall Bars - Enhancing Physical Fitness and Fun at Home
In a world increasingly focused on health and fitness, climbing frames and wall bars have emerged as popular equipment for both children and adults. These tools not only offer an excellent way to exercise but also provide endless fun and developmental benefits, especially for young ones. Let’s dive into the world of indoor climbing frames and wall bars, exploring their features, benefits, and why they are a must-have in modern homes.
Carnival party at home - inspiration
Are you having a carnival party? It's great. If you're looking for inspiration for that, here are some tips to make it easier for you.
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Double Therapy Against Deadly Brain Cancer
Glioblastoma is often a deadly form of brain cancer, with only 5% of patients surviving beyond five years. New research conducted by scientists from the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine) and the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) could open new perspectives for patients with glioblastoma. Their work could be revolutionary in treating this deadly disease and preventing its relapses.
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Toxic Plastic Penetrates Through Human Skin
Scientists show for the first time that toxic substances used in laptops, baby seats, and smartphones can easily penetrate human skin and enter the bloodstream. Fire retardants in products are toxic to both adults and children. The study reveals these substances persist in the environment and can penetrate the skin, potentially disrupting child development and leading to cancer.
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Mazda EZ-6 - A New Step in Electrification
The leak of details about the Mazda 6 EV caused quite a stir on Chinese social media. It is there that low-resolution images of the new electric sedan appeared, which is set to debut at this year's Beijing Auto Show. Mazda EZ-6, as a highly anticipated electric vehicle, opens a new chapter in the Japanese manufacturer's electrification strategy.
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Europe and Asia Lead Global Smart City Rankings as North American Cities Fall Behind
The 2024 Smart City Index reveals that smart cities in Europe and Asia are gaining global recognition, while North American cities have dropped in the rankings.
- Deadly heatwave in West Africa – climate change as the main cause
The recent heatwave that swept through West Africa and the Sahel region is recognized as a direct effect of human-induced climate change. Scientists from the World Weather Attribution group confirm that the extremely high temperatures observed would not have been possible without the long-term impact of greenhouse gas emissions from coal, oil, and gas usage. Last month, temperatures in Mali exceeded 48°C, leading to tragic consequences—hundreds of deaths directly linked to this extreme weather phenomenon by local hospitals.
- Arrest in Warsaw - Drug Smuggling in a Parcel
In recent days, following a carefully planned operation, officers from the Warsaw Okęcie Airport Police Station arrested a 26-year-old man suspected of attempting to smuggle significant quantities of psychotropic substances to the United States. The resident of Warsaw, a citizen of Ukraine, was caught by surprise when officers discovered contents in his air parcel significantly different from what had been declared.
- Legal Error - Unusual Divorce in the United Kingdom
In an exceptional divorce process in the British Isles, an unusual event occurred, raising numerous fundamental questions about the limits of the law and human nature. This story, which began in 2023, sparked a lively debate about lawyers' responsibility, justice, and the consequences of accidental errors.
- Deadly heatwave in West Africa – climate change as the main cause