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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
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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.
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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
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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.
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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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US World Politics Business Opinion Health Entertainment Style Travel Sports Video Audio Live TV Log In Snow continues to pummel western New York as metro Buffalo digs out from up to 6 feet of accumulation
Since the snow started falling, two people have died from cardiac complications related to shoveling and attempting to clear the ground, he said.
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Fiona 'extremely strong and dangerous' as hurricane watch issued for P.E.I., N.S., N.L.
Hurricane will track northward and into Maritimes late Friday and Saturday
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Artemis: Nasa calls off new Moon rocket launch
Nasa has called off the launch of its big new Moon rocket - the Space Launch System (SLS).
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Tasmanian tiger: Scientists hope to revive marsupial from extinction
Researchers in Australia and the US are embarking on a multi-million dollar project to bring the Tasmanian tiger back from extinction.
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Spain and Brazil report first monkeypox-related deaths outside Africa
Spain and Brazil reported their first monkeypox virus-related deaths on Friday, followed by Spain reporting its second death on Saturday, marking what are thought to be the first fatalities linked to the current outbreak outside of Africa.
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Russia to quit International Space Station after 2024
Moscow has plans to begin building its own space facility, Roscosmos chief says
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Europe heatwave: Deadly wildfires spread in Mediterranean
Thousands of firefighters are battling wildfires in Portugal, Spain and southwestern France, in the grip of a heatwave that shows no sign of easing.
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California: explosive wildfire more than doubles in size overnight
Fast-moving Electra fire forces hundreds to evacuate and threatens crucial power infrastructure east of Sacramento
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China ‘discovers message from aliens’
A bombshell Chinese report suggesting an alien civilisation may have been found was published - but now there’s been a mysterious twist.
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What's the monkeypox vaccine and who should get it?
Targeted immunization based on risk — not a mass vaccination campaign — is the way to go, experts say
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Monkeypox outbreaks in Canada and worldwide signal shift in behaviour of virus
Canada's 'entire population is susceptible,' says top official
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Bill Gates’ chilling Covid prediction
The tech baron has made another chilling prediction about the virus while urging countries to maintain vigilance.
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Bill Gates says the chances of catching a severe infection from COVID-19 are dramatically lower but he believes another pandemic is likely
Bill Gates says the chances of catching a severe infection from COVID-19 are dramatically lower but he believes another pandemic is likely
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Pfizer has pulled its FDA request to authorize a 2-dose shot for kids under 5, saying it will 'wait for the 3-dose data'
Parents of kids aged 0-5 will have to wait until at least April for a COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer.
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US East Coast blanketed by 'bombogenesis' snowstorm
The US East Coast is being battered by the first major blizzard to hit the region in four years.
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