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Australian football legend Neale Daniher dies at 65
Neale Daniher, a revered figure in Australian football and a national advocate for medical research, died on Monday at the age of 65 after a long battle with motor neurone disease.
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- Australian football legend Neale Daniher dies at 65
- Kryvyi Rih amputee rebuilds life after missile attack
- Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC declared health emergency
- Anne Hathaway Reveals Ten-Year Vision Impairment, Surgery
- HHS Secretary Kennedy bitten by snakes at Dr Oz home
- China Sends Stem‑Cell Embryo Models to Tiangong Station
- Eli Lilly to acquire three vaccine firms for $3.83 billion
- Africa Day 2026 Highlights Water and Integration Challenges
- Rescue teams work to free seven villagers trapped in Laos
- Remote robotic bladder surgery connects Wuhan and Hyderabad
- Ugandan traveler in Bengaluru tests negative for Ebola
- Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Uses Trained Facility Dogs for Pediatric Support
Kryvyi Rih amputee rebuilds life after missile attack
In the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih, Iryna Nakonechna is rebuilding her life after a Russian missile attack last year took her left leg and killed her husband.
Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC declared health emergency
A severe Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has been declared a global health emergency, with aid groups and frontline responders expressing grave concern over the potential for the virus to spread ra...
Anne Hathaway Reveals Ten-Year Vision Impairment, Surgery
Actress Anne Hathaway has revealed she lived with a significant vision impairment for a decade before undergoing corrective surgery.
HHS Secretary Kennedy bitten by snakes at Dr Oz home
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was repeatedly bitten while handling two wild snakes at a private residence on Tuesday, an incident captured in a video he posted to social media.
China Sends Stem‑Cell Embryo Models to Tiangong Station
China has launched the world's first experiment involving artificial human embryos into space, aiming to study the effects of the space environment on early human development.
Eli Lilly to acquire three vaccine firms for $3.83 billion
Eli Lilly announced Tuesday it has agreed to acquire three biotechnology companies focused on vaccine development in deals collectively worth up to approximately $3.83 billion.
Africa Day 2026 Highlights Water and Integration Challenges
As Africa marks the 63rd anniversary of its continental unity on May 25, 2026, the occasion is framed by a critical assessment of progress against long-standing ambitions for integration, sovereignty, and development.
Rescue teams work to free seven villagers trapped in Laos
Rescue teams are engaged in a delicate and challenging operation to reach seven villagers who have been trapped inside a flooded cave in central Laos for nearly a week.
Remote robotic bladder surgery connects Wuhan and Hyderabad
In a landmark demonstration of cross-border telemedicine, a surgeon in Wuhan, China, has successfully performed a robotic surgery on a patient located over 4,000 kilometers away in Hyderabad, India.
Ugandan traveler in Bengaluru tests negative for Ebola
A 28-year-old woman who recently traveled from Uganda has tested negative for Ebola after being placed in isolation at a hospital in Bengaluru, India, health officials confirmed.
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Uses Trained Facility Dogs for Pediatric Support
At Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, a golden retriever mix named Hadley recently helped a five-year-old boy stand up from his wheelchair to play fetch, marking his first time outside in over a month.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Acerra to Condemn Toxic Waste Dumping
Pope Leo XIV visited the southern Italian city of Acerra on Saturday, meeting with families who have lost loved ones to illnesses linked to decades of illegal toxic waste dumping in the region known as the "Land of Fires...
South Africa identifies Andes hantavirus in cruise ship outbreak
South African scientists identified a rare rodent-borne virus as the cause of a deadly outbreak aboard a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean last month, following a rapid international investigation launched on a national ...
Uganda urges WHO to confirm Ebola outbreak is in eastern Congo
Ugandan officials are urging global health authorities to clarify that the epicenter of a dangerous Ebola outbreak is in eastern Congo, not Uganda, as the virus strain involved bears the name of a picturesque Ugandan dis...
Study in The Lancet finds 1.2 billion living with mental disorders in 2023
Nearly 1.2 billion people worldwide were living with a mental disorder in 2023, a figure that has nearly doubled since 1990, according to a major new study published in The Lancet.
Canada to brief on Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks and tests
Canada's chief public health officer is scheduled to provide an update on two international virus outbreaks that have prompted increased vigilance from domestic health authorities. Dr.
Land Mine Blast Kills Three Children in Idlib, Syria
Three young children were killed and four others wounded in northwest Syria on Thursday when a land mine exploded as they played near a well.
UK melanoma diagnoses hit record 20,980 in 2022
The number of people diagnosed with melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, has reached a record high in the United Kingdom, according to new data from Cancer Research UK.
Air France Flight Diverted to Montreal After Ebola Entry Rule Violation
An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit was diverted to Montreal on May 20 after U.S. authorities determined a passenger had boarded in violation of new entry restrictions related to an Ebola outbreak.
