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7.4-magnitude Earthquake Strikes Colombia, Leaving at Least 26 Dead
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia Monday, killing at least 26 people and causing widespread structural damage across several municipalities.
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Mounjaro and Zepbound drive Eli Lilly past Wall Street expectations
Strong demand for Mounjaro and Zepbound helped Eli Lilly report $23 billion in second-quarter revenue, surpassing Wall Street expectations and prompting the company to raise its full-year forecast.
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Cyclosporiasis Cases Are Rising: What You Need to Know
The CDC has confirmed more than 1,600 cases of cyclosporiasis across 34 states. Here's what to know about the foodborne parasite, including symptoms, treatment and how to reduce your risk of infection.
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Type O blood supply hits two-year low, Vitalant offers donor incentives
Vitalant is urging eligible type O blood donors to schedule an appointment after its supply dropped to a two-year low. The nonprofit is offering limited-time incentives to encourage donations and help restore its blood inventory.
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Four major earthquakes hit Venezuela, California and Japan within hours
Four major earthquakes struck across the globe within 12 hours, including deadly back-to-back quakes in Venezuela that killed more than 200 people and injured thousands.
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Russia Announces Anti-Aging Vaccine Research as Experts Weigh Scientific Challenges
A Russian announcement claiming progress toward an anti-aging vaccine has gained global attention, but questions remain about the science, timeline and whether the technology is ready for human use. Researchers say the project is still in early stages, with no reported human trials underway.
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Cruise Ship MV Hondius Faces Rare Hantavirus Outbreak Amid Ongoing Health Investigation
Rare hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship has left three passengers dead and several others infected, prompting an international health response and ongoing investigation by global and national health agencies. Officials say the risk to the general public remains low