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Barbra Streisand donated  million to Cedars-Sinai’s women’s heart center; in 2026, the center bearing her name is leading a new .5 million NIH-funded five-year study on women’s aging

Barbra Streisand donated $10 million to Cedars-Sinai’s women’s heart center; in 2026, the center bearing her name is leading a new $7.5 million NIH-funded five-year study on women’s aging

Women’s health research is shifting towards a whole-body approach, connecting heart, brain, mobility and ageing to improve long-term wellbeing. Aging is rarely a single-system story. The heart, brain, muscles and blood vessels change together, yet medical research has often studied them separately. A new five-year research project at Cedars-Sinai is taking a broader view, investigating…

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Pope Leo Xiv: ‘With help of God & your prayers’: Pope Leo XIV makes first public appearance after lung cancer surgery

Pope Leo Xiv: ‘With help of God & your prayers’: Pope Leo XIV makes first public appearance after lung cancer surgery

Pope Leo XIV appears at the window of his study in the Apostolic Palace overlooking St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican, a day after he returned from the hospital, where he had lung cancer removed Pope Leo XIV made his first public appearance on Sunday since undergoing surgery for lung cancer five days ago, addressing…

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Four University of Washington students built a wallet-sized patch that gives rescuers real-time LED guidance during CPR; the invention has now won the 2026 Collegiate Inventors Competition and a ,000 prize

Four University of Washington students built a wallet-sized patch that gives rescuers real-time LED guidance during CPR; the invention has now won the 2026 Collegiate Inventors Competition and a $10,000 prize

The patch uses LED lights to guide chest compressions during CPR. (AI photo) Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) during an emergency can be difficult for someone without proper training. Even when a bystander is willing to help, getting the depth and speed of chest compressions right can be challenging. Four University of Washington students have developed…

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A 3,000-square-foot Palm Springs home linked to Marilyn Monroe in the early 1960s has sold for .81 million to a designer who plans to restore it

A 3,000-square-foot Palm Springs home linked to Marilyn Monroe in the early 1960s has sold for $2.81 million to a designer who plans to restore it

While the property has been marketed as one of Monroe’s former homes, its ownership history has been questioned (Picture: Public domain) A house in Palm Springs, California, long associated with Hollywood actress Marilyn Monroe has been sold for $2.81 million, with its new owner planning to restore the property while preserving its original design. Local…

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Jd Vance H-1B Visas: ‘My rhetoric has been imperfect’: JD Vance walks back H-1B ‘indentured servants’ remark after India’s protest

Jd Vance H-1B Visas: ‘My rhetoric has been imperfect’: JD Vance walks back H-1B ‘indentured servants’ remark after India’s protest

File photo: US Vice President JD Vance (Picture credit: Reuters) US Vice President JD Vance has acknowledged that his rhetoric was “imperfect” after describing foreign professionals working on H-1B visas as “indentured servants”, clarifying that his criticism was directed at American companies and the visa system rather than the workers themselves.Speaking at a CBS News…

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Balochistan unrest: Teacher’s killing sparks outrage, kin say Pak officials shielding ‘death squads’

Balochistan unrest: Teacher’s killing sparks outrage, kin say Pak officials shielding ‘death squads’

The alleged torture and killing of a teacher in Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province triggered protests by his family members and local residents, who warned that a key highway would be blockaded if authorities failed to take action.The protesters accused Pakistani forces of shielding those allegedly responsible for the death of Parvez Mazar, an Arabic teacher…

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Jennifer Lopez’s family foundation donated telemedicine equipment in 2012; a seven-centre network in Panama connected children’s doctors with specialists at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Jennifer Lopez’s family foundation donated telemedicine equipment in 2012; a seven-centre network in Panama connected children’s doctors with specialists at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles

Jennifer Lopez (R) is seen alongside then Panamanian First Lady Marta Linares de Martinelli at the Hospital del Nino (AFP file photo) Singer Jennifer Lopez and her sister, Lynda Lopez, have helped expand access to specialist medical care for children in Panama through a donation of telemedicine equipment. In 2012, their Lopez Family Foundation supported…

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In 2008, a woman bought a glass vase for £1 at a Scottish car-boot sale and used it as a plant pot; after experts identified it as a 1929 René Lalique piece, Christie’s sold it for £32,450

In 2008, a woman bought a glass vase for £1 at a Scottish car-boot sale and used it as a plant pot; after experts identified it as a 1929 René Lalique piece, Christie’s sold it for £32,450

Photo credit: www.collectissim.com In 2008, a woman bought a glass vase for just £1 at a car-boot sale in Dumfries, Scotland, because she liked how it looked. She used it as a plant pot without knowing that it was a rare piece by French glass designer René Lalique. Later that year, the vase was identified…

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​Florida permanently protects nearly 1,500 acres across two cattle ranches with .7 million in conservation easements, preventing future development while preserving farmland and wildlife

​Florida permanently protects nearly 1,500 acres across two cattle ranches with $8.7 million in conservation easements, preventing future development while preserving farmland and wildlife

Florida has added two more ranches to its growing list of protected agricultural lands, with nearly 1,500 acres in Manatee and Highlands counties secured from future development. The ranches are now permanently protected through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services’ Rural and Family Lands Protection Program, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson said…

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A Utah couple wanted a place to scuba without travelling, so they built a  million, 360,000-gallon backyard pool with a 90-foot mountain, five waterfalls, a 300-foot lazy river and a 26-foot-deep diving tunnel

A Utah couple wanted a place to scuba without travelling, so they built a $2 million, 360,000-gallon backyard pool with a 90-foot mountain, five waterfalls, a 300-foot lazy river and a 26-foot-deep diving tunnel

A Utah couple wanted a place where they could practise scuba diving without travelling to the ocean. Their solution was to build a $2 million backyard swimming pool with 360,000 gallons of water, a 90-foot man-made mountain, five waterfalls and an underwater tunnel that takes divers down to a depth of 26 feet. Called “The…

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