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More than 50 people died in a weekend landslide triggered by heavy rains in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, and the meteorological department has predicted more rains, according to the government.
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Indian landslides in Himachal Pradesh kill 50 people, more rain forecast

HQ Team August 15, 2023: More than 50 people died in a weekend landslide triggered by heavy rains in the northern Indian state

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Three people have died and 1,020 newly confirmed cases of mpox were reported globally to the WHO during the last 21 days, according to a statement.
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Mpox virus continues to spread, driven by China’s community transmission 

HQ Team August 15, 2023: Three people have died and 1,020 newly confirmed cases of mpox were reported globally to the WHO during

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The USFDA has granted accelerated approval for Pfizer Inc’s Elrexfio to treat incurable blood cancer, multiple myeloma, that affects plasma cells made in the bone marrow, according to a company statement.
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US regulator approves Pfizer’s Elrexfio to treat multiple myeloma

HQ Team August 15, 2023: The USFDA has granted accelerated approval for Pfizer Inc’s Elrexfio to treat incurable blood cancer, multiple myeloma, that

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Biomedical engineers at Johns Hopkins have developed a machine-learning model, which can turn on genes —an innovation which in future can fight cancer and diabetes.
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Biomedical engineers create ML model to turn genes on and off

HQ Team August 14, 2023: Biomedical engineers at Johns Hopkins have developed a machine-learning model, which can turn on genes —an innovation which

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Swiss researchers revealed that the artificial cooling of climate through geo-engineering will not work without decarbonization and involves high risks.
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‘Dimming of sun’ to save Antarctic ice fraught with dangers

HQ Team August 14, 2023: The artificial cooling of climate through geo-engineering will not work without decarbonization and involves high risks, Swiss researchers

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An intense blaze that roared through Hawaii has killed about 93 people and authorities have issued new rehabilitation policies in the islands after the US nation’s largest wildfire tragedy.
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Hawaii orders new rehabilitation policies, wildfire death toll at 96

HQ Team August 14, 2023: An intense blaze that roared through Hawaii, the largest wildfire tragedy in the US since 1918, has killed

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Global air pollution can aid antibiotic resistance in humans along with contaminated food and water, researchers from China and the UK found.
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Global air pollution wrecking human resistance to antibiotics

HQ Team August 13, 2023: Global air pollution can aid antibiotic resistance in humans, researchers from China and the UK found. They checked

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Firefighters were putting out flares and desperately trying to contain wildfires in the worst-affected regions of Hawaii as the fatalities rose to 80 and the Attorney General announced a probe, according to the government.
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Wildfire death toll in Hawaii climbs to 80, AG orders probe

HQ Team August 13, 2023: Firefighters were putting out flares and desperately trying to contain wildfires in the worst-affected regions of Hawaii as

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A wildfire sweeping across Hawaii’s Maui town of Lahaina has killed at least 67 people, with 12 more fatalities being confirmed, according to the government.
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Hawaii wildfire death toll rises to 67, fires still burning

HQ Team August 12, 2023: A wildfire sweeping across Hawaii’s Maui town of Lahaina has killed at least 67 people, with 12 more

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At least 327 people have died in Bangladesh from January 1 to August 7 due to dengue, with the density of mosquitoes and potential hotspots being the highest in five years.
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Dengue claims 327 lives in Bangladesh, cases rising

HQ Team August 12, 2023: At least 327 people have died in Bangladesh from January 1 to August 7 due to dengue, with

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