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Soviet Union postage stamp featuring soldiers running with rifles, marked "World War II" and "10," commemorating WWII sacrifices.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Vladimir Dubovsky's arrest caps a turbulent journey from extremism to activism

From far-right ideologies to liberal rallies, Dubovsky's arrest adds another twist to his volatile political saga. Where does Russia's crackdown leave him now?

A person in gloves holds surgical scissors while operating on a heart placed on a blue cloth, with a metal object beside it.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 1 Min.

Surgeons Save Man's Life After Direct Stab Wound to the Heart

A knife to the heart nearly claimed his life—until surgeons raced against time. Now, after losing nearly three litres of blood, he's defying the odds with a remarkable recovery.

A line graph on a white background titled "The Benefits of Increased Productivity Over the Last 35 Years Have Not Gone to the Middle Class," showing productivity growth with no corresponding gains for the middle class.
Chronische Krankheiten • • 2 Min.

Putin unveils bold 2030 plan to reshape Russia's Far East economy

A decade of rapid growth sets the stage for Putin's next big move. Can this ambitious blueprint turn the Far East into Russia's high-tech powerhouse?

Poster with text and logo stating "The Special Enrollment Period for Health Care is Extended Through August 15".
CBD • • 1 Min.

Portugal's Disability Certification Crisis Leaves 95,400 in Limbo

Thousands face agonizing waits for disability approvals—some over a year—while bureaucratic delays strip them of essential aid. Can the SNS fix its broken system?

Pharmacy store with a vehicle parked in front and a building in the left corner.
Baseball • • 2 Min.

Anthem Bioscience's Digital Overhaul Transforms Pharma Manufacturing in Bangalore

A bold tech upgrade turned Anthem's sprawling pharma hub into a model of efficiency. Now, AI and predictive tools are set to redefine its future.

Close-up of a ventilator medical device with multiple attached wires on a table, background blurred.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • • 2 Min.

Revolutionary Rubbery Heart Patch Monitors and Treats Without Rigid Parts

Imagine a heart device so flexible it moves with your heartbeat. This self-powered patch could end the discomfort of rigid implants while delivering life-saving therapy.

Beacon Biosignals Unlocks Brain Mysteries with At-Home EEG Sleep Tech

A lightweight EEG headband could revolutionize brain health monitoring. Doctors now track cognitive decline and sleep disorders—without a lab visit.

Black and white anatomical map of the human brain on paper, including labeled regions like the cerebellum and cerebrospinal cord, with accompanying text.
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Soviet Union postage stamp featuring soldiers running with rifles, marked "World War II" and "10," commemorating WWII sacrifices.
Chronische Krankheiten • Heute um 10:22 Uhr• 2 Min.

Vladimir Dubovsky's arrest caps a turbulent journey from extremism to activism

Pharmacy store with a vehicle parked in front and a building in the left corner.
Baseball • Gestern um 18:32 Uhr• 2 Min.

Anthem Bioscience's Digital Overhaul Transforms Pharma Manufacturing in Bangalore

Paper with handwritten text reading "Newtown Market Hall, the Poll, Mr. William's Proposition in favour against Majority".
Medizinische Erkrankungen • Gestern um 16:38 Uhr• 1 Min.

Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act in divisive new ruling

Close-up of a ventilator medical device with multiple attached wires on a table, background blurred.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Gestern um 16:41 Uhr• 2 Min.

Revolutionary Rubbery Heart Patch Monitors and Treats Without Rigid Parts

Poster with text and logo stating "The Special Enrollment Period for Health Care is Extended Through August 15".
CBD • Heute um 06:22 Uhr• 1 Min.

Portugal's Disability Certification Crisis Leaves 95,400 in Limbo

Group of people in helmets standing near a building with thick smoke rising from it, surrounded by scattered containers, a trolley, and a bucket, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
Chronische Krankheiten • Gestern um 16:41 Uhr• 2 Min.

Palestinian Protesters Face Years of Agony After Israeli Sniper Injuries

A person in gloves holds surgical scissors while operating on a heart placed on a blue cloth, with a metal object beside it.
Herz-Kreislauf-Gesundheit • Heute um 08:26 Uhr• 1 Min.

Surgeons Save Man's Life After Direct Stab Wound to the Heart

A line graph on a white background titled "The Benefits of Increased Productivity Over the Last 35 Years Have Not Gone to the Middle Class," showing productivity growth with no corresponding gains for the middle class.
Chronische Krankheiten • Heute um 06:22 Uhr• 2 Min.

Putin unveils bold 2030 plan to reshape Russia's Far East economy

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Black and white anatomical map of the human brain on paper, including labeled regions like the cerebellum and cerebrospinal cord, with accompanying text.

Beacon Biosignals Unlocks Brain Mysteries with At-Home EEG Sleep Tech

A lightweight EEG headband could revolutionize brain health monitoring. Doctors now track cognitive decline and sleep disorders—without a lab visit.

5 Min.
Poster with text "Top Selected Field of Study for International Students Engineering 216,932" and a logo at the top.

Germany's First Bilingual Engineering Degree Tackles Global Sustainability Challenges

A first for Germany: engineers trained in two languages to design solutions for climate change and scarce resources. Applications close July 31—will you join the shift?

4 Min.
Television mounted on a wall displaying people exercising on its screen.

Sleeping with the TV on could silently harm your health, warns neurologist

That late-night TV habit might be sabotaging your sleep—and your heart. Experts reveal how even small disruptions add up to serious health threats over time.

1 Min.
Poster with an insulin vial on the right and text stating that insulin costs for seniors are capped at $35 per month, advocating for the same cap for all.

How 30-Minute Habit Shifts Could Cut Diabetes Risk in Teens

A small tweak in daily routines could make a big difference. Scientists say even minor activity changes might shield young people from lifelong metabolic disorders.

2 Min.