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Beyond weight loss—how the GLP-1 story is evolving
Kendra Pierre-Louis: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Kendra Pierre-Louis, in for Rachel Feltman. In early March the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter to Novo Nordisk, the maker of Ozempic and Wegovy, saying the company had failed to disclose potential risks associated with taking these drugs. The agency alleged that Novo Nordisk failed to properly report…
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Israel denies ‘dragging’ US into war – as it happened | US-Israel war on Iran
Key events 11m ago UAE arrests members of Iran-linked ‘terrorist network’: state media 2h ago Damage from Iranian strikes on gas facilities will take years to repair, says Qatar 4h ago Japan tried to explain to Trump that it cannot join his Iran war due to its US-drafted constitution 4h ago Iran fires at Israel after Netanyahu boasts of war…
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Indianapolis’ top 5 health concerns explained
by Mary Claire Molloy, Mirror Indy March 19, 2026 Every five years, the Marion County Public Health Department surveys community members about their health needs. For the 2025 report, about 4,500 residents responded. Here are their top five concerns, along with resources for help. 1. Mental health Marion County sees lower rates of depression, anxiety and suicide compared to the…
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10 Must-See R-Rated Movies of the Last 10 Years (Ranked)
The last 10 years have offered a range of unforgettable R-rated movies from thrilling action to atmospheric horror. Many of these films redefined what modern cinema is capable of, delivering stories that are more daring, visceral, and intense, captivating millions of viewers. Whether it’s through bold narrative decisions or standout performances, these films all shine in their own ways, setting…
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The decades-long resilience of Cuba’s government in jeopardy over Trump administration’s siege
MIAMI (AP) — The Cuban Communist Party has shown an astonishing resilience over six decades in power. Whether it’s the United States trade embargo to counter Fidel Castro’s 1959 revolution, or the widespread starvation of the “special period” that followed the breakup of its Cold War patron, the Soviet Union, both U.S. hostilities and calamities of its own making have…
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Upto 17 pc of Qatar’s LNG wiped out as Middle East war sees no end
The United States Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth’s remarks of “no fixed timeframe” and the decision to conclude the Middle East conflict rests with President Donald Trump have only fuelled concerns of a prolonged war, with ripple effects on global oil markets. Iran accused Saudi Arabia of siding with the US against it by allowing its territory to be used to…
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Study of 750,000 Pregnancies Challenges Fears Over Popular Weight Loss Drugs
A large registry-based study is offering a more nuanced view of GLP-1 receptor agonist exposure around conception. While these widely used drugs were linked to a higher risk of preterm birth in some women, the pattern appears to depend on why the medication was prescribed. Credit: Shutterstock New research suggests the risks tied to early pregnancy exposure to popular weight…
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Study explores if wastewater can track colorectal cancer at population level
In an evolving health landscape, emerging research continues to highlight concerns that could impact everyday wellbeing. Here’s the key update you should know about: Researchers demonstrate that colorectal cancer–associated RNA biomarkers, including CDH1, can be detected in community wastewater using a proof-of-concept approach. Study: Using wastewater for population-level colorectal cancer surveillance: a future research agenda. Image Credit: Siyanight / Shutterstock…
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Iran says it will show ‘zero restraint’ if energy infrastructure is targeted again | US-Israel war on Iran
Iran said on Thursday it would show “zero restraint” if its energy infrastructure was targeted again as Qatar revealed that almost a fifth of its liquefied natural gas export capacity had been knocked out in an Iranian strike that is likely to have a years-long impact. The warning, delivered by the Iranian foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, followed Israel’s attack on…
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India brings back 880 nationals from Iran via Armenia, Azerbaijan
New Delhi: Nearly 880 Indian nationals, including students who had been stranded in Iran due to the conflict in West Asia, have started to return to India through Armenia and Azerbaijan, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday, March 19. At the weekly media briefing, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal also said, of the 284 pilgrims who had gone to…
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