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Animals Spain13. September 2022Tiny Jellyfish Reveals Secrets to Immortality
A tiny jellyfish holds the secret to immortality, and geneticists affiliated with the University of Oviedo, Spain are studying the species to understand the aging process and therefore evaluate if it is possible to evade it.
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Health Switzerland10. September 2022Treatment for Down Syndrome Shows Big Promise
People with Down syndrome could soon have access to a treatment to improve their cognitive function, thanks to a team of researchers affiliated with the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, whose work shows great promise for those with the condition.
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Health India9. September 2022Life Expectancy More Than Doubles, Thanks to Decades of Health Initiatives
In the 75 years since the country gained its independence, India has made enormous strides, most notably regarding healthcare, proof that health initiatives taken at all government levels have been successful over the last seven decades.
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Health USA6. September 2022This Small Device Can Test Birth Defects Early On
A group of researchers affiliated with Columbia University in New York, United States, have developed a method to quickly identify extra or missing chromosomes in a cost-effective way, helping women better understand their reproductive mishaps and make more informed decisions.
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Society Brazil4. September 2022New Law Against Drunk Driving Paves the Way for Safer Roads
Following a decade of debates and hurdles, Brazil can finally enforce a zero-tolerance policy regarding driving under the influence, thus granting police forces the authority to impose breathalyzer tests on drivers suspected of drunk driving.
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Health Togo2. September 2022Four Neglected Tropical Diseases Eradicated Here – a World First!
Thanks to its health workforce and leadership, Togo became the first country to eradicate four destructive neglected tropical diseases, giving hope to many countries currently facing their own public health crisis.
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Health The Netherlands18. August 2022Cancer Patient Receives World’s First 3D-Printed Titanium Jawbone
Following four years of combined efforts from Dutch researchers and engineers, a cancer patient received the world’s first titanium lower jaw, a custom-made apparatus that revolutionizes head and neck cancer treatment, giving hope to thousands of people afflicted with the disease.
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Health Argentina14. August 2022No More HIV Tests Before You Start Working Here
The South American country of Argentina is updating its legislation regarding sexually transmitted infections, thus adopting a more comprehensive approach focused on health and human rights, in a drive to curb stigma and discrimination.