Multi-analyte test accurately identifies brain cancers using cerebrospinal fluid
A novel, multi-analyte test developed by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center, its Ludwig Center and the Johns Hopkins Department of Neurosurgery can
New trial will test if a low-plastic lifestyle improves your health
A new protocol published in BMJ Open outlines the PERTH trial, a randomized controlled study testing whether a four-week low-plastic lifestyle can reduce exposure to
How ‘free from’ and ‘organic’ claims dominate baby food marketing in NZ
A New Zealand study found that all commercial toddler and infant foods carried multiple on-pack claims, often including misleading health, nutrition, or composition messages. Researchers
Food scientists identify worst additives for longevity: flavours, sweeteners, and colourings top list
Researchers analyzing data from 186,744 UK Biobank participants found that ultra-processed food consumption and specific additives, such as sugars, sweeteners, flavorings, and colorings, were linked
Chabria: Why Trump’s death penalty threat is dangerous to all of us
Tweety McTreason said he wanted the death penalty used in all murder cases in Washington, D.C. It’s an order that is less about crime than
An ICE raid breaks a family — and prompts a wrenching decision
He came to Los Angeles 33 years ago. Now a man sent back to Mexico and his wife faced an impossible decision. Should she and
Top official embroiled in Equatorial Guinea sex tape scandal jailed
A nephew of Equatorial Guinea’s president is sentenced to eight years for embezzlement.
‘My friend got hit in the back’: Witnesses describe terror of US school shooting
One young boy says he was protected from gunfire in a church by a friend who lay on top of him and was shot.
Punches and slaps: Watch as Mexican Senate debate ends in brawl
A fight erupted in the senate involving two senior Mexican politicians.
Fired CDC director says RFK ‘weaponising public health’ as more leaders quit agency
The White House removes Dr Susan Monarez from her job running the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Texas uses special session to push “discriminatory & harmful” anti-trans & anti-abortion bills
Despite mounting public protest, Texas lawmakers are fast-tracking two anti-trans and anti-abortion bills. Both measures are being advanced during a special legislative session convened by
Russian space official: “We need to stop lying to ourselves” about health of industry
The chief of Russia’s main spacecraft manufacturer issued a dire warning this week, saying that his corporation has reached a “critical” condition and cannot continue
Judge unhappy with FCC’s “vague and uninformative” response to DOGE lawsuit
A judge yesterday chided the Federal Communications Commission for its “vague and uninformative” response to a DOGE-related lawsuit and ordered the commission to produce documents
AI PCs to surge, claiming over half the market by 2026
Personal computers with AI embedded in the hardware components and software stack are set to hit 77.8 million units in 2025, making up 31% of