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HEALTH

Medical Experts Respond to Trump's Tylenol Warnings Amid Concerns Over Pregnancy Safety

Friday, Sep 26

Amid Trump's alarming claims linking Tylenol to autism during pregnancy, medical experts emphasize its safety under proper guidance.

HEALTH

Over 1,300 Indonesian students hospitalised due to free school lunch food poisoning

Friday, Sep 26

Over 1,300 Indonesian students are affected by food poisoning linked to the government's free meals initiative, raising health concerns and calls for programme suspension.

WORLD NEWS

South Korea Legalizes Tattooing for Non-Medical Professionals After 33 Years

Friday, Sep 26

South Korea ends its longstanding ban on non-medical tattooing, allowing artists to operate legally after a lengthy legislative struggle.

HEALTH

Lenacapavir: Affordable HIV Prevention Drug Set for Global Rollout

Friday, Sep 26

Lenacapavir to be available at $40 annually, enhancing accessibility in over 120 countries by 2027.

HEALTH

Surge in Drug-Resistant 'Nightmare Bacteria' Cases in the U.S. Raises Alarm

Thursday, Sep 25

Drug-resistant 'nightmare bacteria' cases are rising almost 70% in the U.S., posing severe public health concerns.

ECONOMY

Kenvue Stock Volatile After Trump's Autism Claims Linking Tylenol

Wednesday, Sep 24

Kenvue stock saw a sharp bounce after President Trump's claims linking Tylenol to autism, despite analysts noting limited legal risks.

HEALTH

Trump's $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee Raises Concerns Over U.S. Doctor Shortage

Wednesday, Sep 24

Concerns rise over U.S. doctor shortages as Trump's new H-1B visa fee may restrict access to skilled healthcare professionals.

POLITICS

Trump Cancels Meeting with Democrats Amid Looming Government Shutdown

Wednesday, Sep 24

Trump cancels a crucial meeting with Democratic leaders just days before a potential government shutdown, prompting blame and criticism from both parties.

WORLD NEWS

Escalating Israeli Offensive Forces Closure of Two Gaza Hospitals Amid Humanitarian Crisis

Wednesday, Sep 24

Israeli military actions have forced two major hospitals in Gaza to shut down, highlighting a severe humanitarian crisis as healthcare access deteriorates.