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A man smokes a joint in Mexico City, where lawmakers are preparing to vote on the legalization of recreational marijuana use

'Terrible' Mysterious Illness Affects Regular Marijuana Users: 'No Relief From It'

One of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome's mysteries is that it appears to only affect some regular marijuana users and not all of them.

Breeding Ban For Bulldogs And Cavaliers In Norway

King Charles spaniels as well as English bulldogs face a breeding ban in Norway

Breeding ban for bulldogs and cavaliers in Norway

These Trees Can Absorb Microplastics From Soil: Study

Microplastic pollution is happening more in soil than water, researchers say.

A rocket will indeed strike the lunar surface on March 4, but contrary to what had been announced, it was built not by Elon Musk's company, but by China, experts now say

China Denies Rocket Booster Expected To Hit Moon Is Theirs

Wang Wenbin, director of China's Foreign Ministry Information Department, commented on the matter Monday.

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Carl Icahn has said animal rights concerns are behind his McDonald's intervention

Billionaire Icahn Steps Up Campaign Against McDonald's Pig Farm Practices

Billionaire Icahn steps up campaign against McDonald's pig farm practices

Wildbook: Your Vacation Photos Of Animals Can Support Conservation

Wildbook can identify not only the species in a photograph but also the individual animals.

Firefighters are seen during rescue efforts after a huge landslide in Petropolis, Brazil, on February 19, 2022

Brazil Storm Death Toll Rises To 165

Brazil storm death toll rises to 165

In this file photo taken on October 19, 2021, a health professional assists a COVID-19 patient at a hospital in northern Peru

Long COVID: What Is Known About The Virus After Recovery?

As the second year of the COVID pandemic comes to a close, there are still various questions that health experts need answers to.

Brazil Storm Death Toll Rises To 152

Brazil storm death toll rises to 152

American Heart Month: Easy Things To Do To Reduce Your Risk Of Heart Disease

In this heart-to-heart, two consultant cardiologists share with us their expert advice on keeping the fist-sized organ beating healthy.

Officials have expressed concern over the rapid spread of the Omicron variant in France, which reported 104,611 cases over the previous 24 hours on Christmas Day

Omicron Subvariant May Cause More Severe Disease Than The Original, According To Study

A recent study found that the subvariant of omicron isn’t just more contagious, but could potentially cause more severe disease than the original.

The arrival of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 in New York had people lining up for testing on December 17, 2021

This State Is Shutting Down Testing Sites And Won't Report Covid Cases Anymore

There are many people “who could stand to take this disease a lot less seriously”, according to this governor.

Bill Gates: Covid's Threat May Have Passed, But Another Pandemic Is Imminent

Is another pandemic lurking around the corner? Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates seems to think so.

People search for victims after flooding and landslides in Petropolis, Brazil on February 19, 2022

Toll Mounts As Brazil Storm Rescuers Retrieve More Bodies

Toll mounts as Brazil storm rescuers retrieve more bodies

Rescuers Retrieve More Bodies Days After Brazil Storm

Rescuers retrieve more bodies days after Brazil storm

Storm Eunice brought the largest wind gust ever recorded in England -- 122 miles (196 kilometres) per hour

16 Dead As Storm Eunice, Hits Power, Transport In W.Europe

16 dead as Storm Eunice, hits power, transport in W.Europe

Guacamole lovers can relax: the US government has allowed avocado imports from Mexico to resume

US Resumes Avocado Imports From Mexico

US resumes avocado imports from Mexico

The streets of Petropolis were turned into torrential rivers of mud that swept away homes, cars and trees

'Scenes Of War' Amid Search For Victims Of Brazil Floods

'Scenes of war' amid search for victims of Brazil floods

Study: Covid Survivors Linked With Increased Risk Of Mental Health Disorders

A study concluded that those who recovered from COVID-19 have an increased risk of developing mental health disorders.

Storm Eunice brought warnings for people in southern Britain to stay indoors, and particularly avoid the coasts

Nine Dead As Storm Eunice Batters Europe

Nine dead as Storm Eunice batters Europe

NASA's Perseverance became the fifth rover to successfully land on Mars since 1997, launching shortly after China's Tianwen-1

Perseverance Rover Completes 1st Year On Mars, To Focus On Collecting Rock Samples

"I've been on Mars for an Earth year, and I'm learning so much about this planet," NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover wrote on Twitter.

The World Health Organization is hosting a first global seminar on Long Covid on February 9

COVID Update: WHO Officials Address High Death Rates As Testing Rates Drop

When addressing the drop in COVID-19 testing rates, the WHO said the “bigger concern right now…is the still increasing number of deaths."

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn plans to challenge the McDonald's board over the company's animal welfare policies

Billionaire Icahn Blasts McDonald's On Animal Welfare

Billionaire Icahn blasts McDonald's on animal welfare

A study found that subsidies totalling two percent of global GDP fund the "global destruction of nature"

World Funds Own Destruction With $1.8 Tn Subsidies: Study

World funds own destruction with $1.8 tn subsidies: study

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Can Marijuana Really Cure COVID-19? Experts Reveal The Truth

Cannabis contains two acids that target the same protein COVID-19 vaccines go after to prevent illness from the virus, but it cannot cure a coronavirus infection.

Doghouse Hit By Meteorite Now Up For Auction, Could Fetch Up To $300,000

The meteor narrowly missed the dog, Roky.

Australia is one of the world's largest coal producers -- among them this plant in Singleton

Australia's Largest Coal-fired Power Plant To Close

Australia's largest coal-fired power plant to close

The International Space Station photographed in 2018 from a Soyuz spacecraft

Russia Resupply Mission Nears ISS As NASA Prepares For Weekend Launch

The Northrop Grumman resupply mission will launch Saturday.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says China needs to do more to accelerate global efforts to provide debt relief for poor nations

China Needs To Be 'More Active' In G20 Debt Relief Effort: Yellen To AFP

China needs to be 'more active' in G20 debt relief effort: Yellen to AFP

An Israeli man receives a fourth dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine against Covid-19 at the Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan near Tel Aviv

Do Americans Believe Official COVID Vaccine Info? Lawmakers In This State Are Taking Action

How do anti-vaccine beliefs impact efforts to immunize the population?

CDC Says Over 1 Million 'Excess Deaths' Were Counted During COVID-19 Pandemic

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released statistics on the number of excess deaths and found that over a million Americans perished in the last two years. This is over 100,000 more deaths than those who lost their lives to the virus itself.

People lift rubble to look for survivors in a mudslide in Petropolis, Brazil on February 16, 2022

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