Kyrgyz citizen Ernisbek Mamasydykov did not expect to get caught up in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but one day in August last year he found himself in a military uniform headed for the front.
The sudden turnaround in his life came after a…
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Medical AI Is Already In Hospitals. Who Is Watching Its Safety?
The FDA’s oversight was built for devices that rarely change. Clinical AI evolves over time, raising new questions about who is responsible for ensuring its safety.
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A lab on wheels is tracking HIV spread in war-torn Ukraine
The invasion of Ukraine has stymied healthcare services, allowing diseases such as HIV to spread unchecked. The rate of contagion has been difficult to gauge. But now, using a van equipped with portable research gear, virologist Ganna…
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Russian Authorities Investigate Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Over Terrorism Allegations
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) has opened an investigation into the actions of Pavel Durov, the founder of the Telegram messaging platform, in connection with a criminal case in Russia. The inquiry is reportedly…
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Inflation and micro-deposit trends in EU online gambling
Economic pressure and affordability checks are reshaping deposit behavior in EU online gambling. Micro-deposit models reflect regulatory and consumer shifts.
Economic pressure, affordability checks, and the micro-deposit shift in EU online…
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Russia exposed plot to blow up Black Sea gas pipelines Putin
Moscow has learned about plans to bomb the TurkStream and Blue Stream pipelines, the Russian president has said
Russia is aware of plans to attack trans-Black Sea gas pipelines, the TurkStream, and the Blue Stream, President Vladimir Putin has…
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Florida’s proposed cuts to AIDS drug program threaten patient care and public health
More than 128,000 Floridians are living with HIV. The state has the second-highest rate of new HIV diagnoses after Georgia, with approximately 4,500 new diagnoses in 2023, the most recent year for which data is available.
But access to…
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Senegal PM proposes doubling jail terms for same-sex acts
Senegalese Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko on Tuesday unveiled legislation to double the maximum penalty for same-sex relations.
People are regularly arrested on such charges in traditionalist, Muslim-majority Senegal, where they currently face a…
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Seven Most Beneficial Vegetables to Eat During Lent for Spring Immunity
The Great Lent began on February 23, and while observing dietary restrictions, it is important to ensure sufficient intake of vitamins and minerals. Dietitian Ekaterina Shirshova shared her list of the seven most beneficial…
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Thai officials say 72 tigers at tourist parks died of canine distemper, allaying bird flu fears
BANGKOK (AP) — The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn’t be a major concern for the public, officials said Tuesday, because they were caused by a virus not…
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