Bacterial paradise: Hidden dangers in your water bottle
Every sip could introduce millions of germs that thrive in just one day – here’s what you need to know.
Every sip could introduce millions of germs that thrive in just one day – here’s what you need to know.
Portland Trail Blazers forward shares exclusive insights on his stellar rise, on life beyond basketball and what he thinks of his fans at home.
Tova Rabinovitz's son, diagonsed with PIGA syndrom, is partially ventilated at night. As Hezbollah threatened Israel’s power grid, Tova feared that prolonged blackouts could be life-threatening. Now, she echoes a call for action: "Every ventilated patient must receive a generator. These children rely on electricity to survive. It’s not a luxury – it’s a necessity."
'Their facial muscles have disappeared,' warns Professor Ronit Endevelt, an advisor to the Hostages' Families Headquarters. Experts emphasize: 'It’s not that there was no food available, they are deliberately causing the hostages to suffer from malnutrition.'
The medical news website Doctors Only reports that agent operated for three months in Tel Aviv and Gaza, but failed to secure his release. Efforts waned after a management change at the Danish parent company.
US intelligence agency updates stance while maintaining "low confidence" level in conclusion.
From octopus breakfasts to martial arts workouts, could the ultra-wealthy's breakfast choices or morning rituals hold the secret to their financial success?
Australian researchers find 87% of unborn babies also succumb to virus if mother contracts it.
Fruit bat rescue volunteer is hospitalized with unusual symptoms. The discovery represents the first scientifically documented instance of poxvirus transmission from bats to humans.
Introducing the lucky winner: Karol Rosalin, a 25-year-old Brazilian fitness influencer with 981,000 Instagram followers. She's been crowned as possessing the "perfect female body" based on an AI analysis evaluating parameters like health, strength, symmetry, and aesthetic harmony.
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