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WHO warning on aspartame makes life less sweet for drinks makers

Health body says ingredient is ‘possibly carcinogenic’ but consumption guidance remains unchanged 
 

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Rescuers Follow Banging Noises in Search for Missing Titanic Submersible

The Coast Guard said there are five surface assets and two remote-operated vehicles searching the area the noises came from, with more arriving in the coming day.

Vessel passengers may face dwindling oxygen levels and cold

Search mission continues for missing Titanic tour sub

70 HOURS LEFT: Five lost including billionaire as Titanic sub vanishes

Authorities are in a race against time to find a tourist submarine with five on board that disappeared in the Atlantic Ocean while exploring the Titanic wreckage.

​Ozempic users report disgusting side effect ​

Those using the weight-loss and diabetes management medication have reported experiencing a side effect they’re not entirely fond of.

​Covid patient zero ‘identified’ ​

A bombshell report has unmasked the Wuhan individual believed to be Covid’s infamous patient zero, a move that’s been described as a “game changer”.


 

Face Mask Mandates Fall Away Among Many Hospitals, Doctors

Some of the last holdouts drop Covid-19 mask and test requirements after recommendations roll back

Covid-19 pandemic is over – WHO

The World Health Organization has said that coronavirus no longer qualifies as a global emergency

​Why hair turns grey, finally explained ​

It’s a dreaded inevitability with age, but scientists say they have figured out what causes our hair to turn grey — and potentially how to stop it.

SpaceX’s Starship Explodes Shortly After Launching Uncrewed Test Flight

Elon Musk says company learned much from the flight of vehicle that is core to deep-space ambitions

US court preserves access to abortion drug mifepristone for now

A US appeals court has temporarily blocked a decision by a Texas judge to halt the government's approval of a widely used abortion drug.

Justin Bieber and Dianne Feinstein got shingles. What causes it?

About 1 in 3 people in the United States will develop shingles, a painful and sometimes debilitating condition that can last for weeks or months

FBI chief Christopher Wray says China lab leak most likely

FBI Director Christopher Wray has said that the bureau believes Covid-19 most likely originated in a Chinese government-controlled lab.

Weather whiplash: US west set to cook as east coast braces for bomb cyclone

California to be hotter and drier as icy winds blast eastern US with freezing temperatures and snow squalls

US winter storm to bring coldest Christmas in decades

A major winter storm sweeping the US this week may bring the coldest Christmas in four decades to parts of the country, say forecasters.

​Expert’s chilling theory on MH370 crash ​

A former air traffic controller has revealed a surprise new theory about what happened to doomed MH370 – which killed all 239 people on-board.

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