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Scientists have developed a blood test that can help predict how well patients with breast cancer will respond to specific treatments, potentially allowing doctors to tailor therapy earlier and more effectively. The test analyses circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) released into the bloodstream by cancer cells. In a study involving 167 patients with advanced breast cancer, researchers found that low levels of ctDNA before treatment – or after just four weeks of therapy – were strongly linked to better outcomes. Patients with lower or undetectable ctDNA levels were more likely to respond to treatment and experienced longer periods before their cancer…
Newcastle United missed a chance to climb the table after a flat 0-0 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers.Despite dominating possession, Newcastle created little and failed to test José Sá consistently.Eddie Howe admitted his side lacked quality and attacking invention in the final third.Wolves stayed compact, defended crosses well, and threatened sporadically on the counter.Rob Edwards praised his team’s resilience and growing belief after another clean sheet.
Airlines are taking new precautions to prevent battery-related fires, with Germany’s Lufthansa leading the way in Europe after a serious incident involving a power bank on a South Korean Air Busan flight in January 2025. New Safety Measures for Passengers Lufthansa has updated its in-flight rules for power banks and battery packs. Passengers can no longer use these devices to charge their phones or connect them to seatback entertainment systems during flights. While power banks are still allowed in cabin luggage, placing them in overhead compartments or checked baggage is now prohibited. Travelers must keep them on their person or…
Last year, protein dominated fitness and diet trends. Recently, fibre has emerged as the focus of wellness conversations. Most people still consume far too little fibre each day. Posts tagged #fibremaxxing and #fibermaxxing have reached over 150 million views on TikTok. Videos show chia seeds sprinkled on porridge. Nutritionists highlight kidney beans and chickpeas across social feeds. The NHS recommends adults eat 30g of fibre daily. In the UK, 96% fail to reach that target. Average intake remains around 16.4g per day. Women consume less fibre than men. Many nutrition experts welcome the growing attention. They say fibre finally receives…
The NCAA is expanding competitive opportunities for female student-athletes, signaling continued growth in women’s college athletics. Recent decisions granting championship status to new sports demonstrate the organization’s commitment to equity and inclusion. Newly recognized sports include women’s flag football, stunt, acrobatics & tumbling, bowling, and wrestling. These programs offer student-athletes national competition platforms, scholarships, and pathways to higher-level athletic achievement. The recognition of these sports marks a milestone for colleges across Divisions I, II, and III. Student-athletes now have more avenues to compete at a high level while gaining exposure and experience in nationally sanctioned NCAA tournaments. Women’s flag football…
EU leaders unite against US pressure European leaders have pledged a firm, coordinated response after US President Donald Trump threatened new tariffs unless Denmark agrees to sell Greenland. Ursula von der Leyen, Emmanuel Macron, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that the EU will defend its sovereignty and remain united, rejecting what they called an unprecedented escalation that could destabilize transatlantic relations. Trump announced on social media that goods from Denmark, Sweden, Norway, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, and the UK would face a 10% tariff starting February 1, potentially rising to 25% by June, until Greenland is “completely and…
Chinese customs authorities have blocked imports of Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, even though the processors were recently cleared for export by the United States, according to reports. The move has prompted suppliers to pause production amid uncertainty over whether the restriction is temporary or a de facto ban. The H200, Nvidia’s second most powerful AI chip, was expected to see heavy demand from Chinese tech firms. However, officials have reportedly warned domestic companies against purchasing the chips without offering clear reasons. The situation is further muddled by US rules requiring the Taiwan-made chips to pass through US testing facilities,…
Google has filed an appeal against a landmark US district court ruling. The court found the company illegally maintained monopoly power in online search. Google said users select its services voluntarily, not under pressure. Lee-Anne Mulholland, vice president for regulatory affairs, responded to the August 2024 decision. She argued the ruling misrepresented why people rely on Google products. Company disputes court’s view of competition Google announced the appeal on Friday and criticised Judge Amit Mehta’s conclusions. The company said the ruling ignored rapid technological innovation. It also argued the court underestimated competitive pressure from rivals. Google requested a pause on…
A controversial US-funded study on hepatitis B vaccines among newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been cancelled following widespread ethical concerns. The decision was confirmed by Yap Boum, a senior official at the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, who said the trial’s design raised serious ethical problems. The $1.6m study, overseen under the authority of Robert F Kennedy Jr and the US Department of Health and Human Services, faced criticism for potentially withholding a proven hepatitis B vaccine from thousands of newborns in a country with a high disease burden. Boum said Africa CDC supported evidence-based research, but only when…
Trump leaves military option open The United States has warned Iran that military action remains a possibility if authorities continue using lethal force against protesters. Speaking at an emergency UN Security Council session, US Ambassador Mike Waltz said President Donald Trump is ready to intervene in Tehran to stop the violence. “President Trump is a man of action, not endless talk,” Waltz said, emphasizing that “all options are on the table to stop the slaughter.” Iran accuses US of interference Iran pushed back strongly at the Security Council, with Deputy Ambassador Hossein Darzi accusing the US of fueling unrest under…
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