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WORLD NEWS
Coca-Cola to Launch Cane Sugar Soda Following Trump's Advocacy

Coca-Cola confirms a new cane sugar soda launch in the U.S., following President Trump's push for healthier ingredients.

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HEALTH
Billy Joel Provides Health Update Following Brain Disorder Diagnosis

Billy Joel shares a positive update on his health after a diagnosis of normal pressure hydrocephalus, reassuring fans he's feeling good.

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HEALTH
Recall issued for 5 million above-ground pools after nine child drownings

More than 5 million above-ground pools recalled due to drowning risks tied to nine child fatalities.

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TECHNOLOGY
Trump Announces Coca-Cola's Shift to Cane Sugar Amid Health Concerns

Trump announced Coca-Cola's plan to switch to cane sugar, raising health concerns and economic implications in the U.S. beverage industry.

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HEALTH
Trump Diagnosed with Chronic Venous Insufficiency Following Leg Swelling and Bruising

Trump diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, a common leg condition after leg swelling & bruising prompts medical evaluation.

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SPORTS
Ons Jabeur Takes Break from Tennis to Focus on Well-Being

Ons Jabeur announces a break from tennis, prioritizing her health and well-being after recent struggles.

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HEALTH
Groundbreaking IVF Technique Helps Eight Babies Avoid Genetic Diseases

Innovative IVF technique results in healthy babies, minimizing the risk of inherited mitochondrial diseases.

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POLITICS
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Dismisses Key Aides in Health Department Shakeup

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has fired two top aides at HHS, signaling a shift in leadership just months into his tenure.

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ECONOMY
South Korean medical students end 17-month boycott, call for educational reform

South Korean medical students are set to return to classes after a 17-month boycott, urging reforms in medical education and the healthcare system.

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HEALTH
Arizona resident dies from pneumonic plague, marking a rare case

An Arizona resident has died from pneumonic plague, the first case in Coconino County since 2007.

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