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Eating More Whole Grains Has Benefits Beyond Weight Management: Study

Researchers found that those who ate more whole grains logged smaller increases in waist size, blood sugar and blood pressure.

Patients Turn Into Victims Of Killer Fire In Iraq That Sparked Fury

The aftermath of the fire that killed 64 people at a Covid isolation unit at Nasiriyah in southern Iraq on July 12, 2021

Patients turn into victims of killer fire in Iraq that sparked fury

Sorrow Sweeps Iraq City As 64 Die In Fire At Covid Unit

Fire engulfs the Covid isolation unit of Al-Hussein hospital in the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriyah

Sorrow sweeps Iraq city as 64 die in fire at Covid unit

People in Sreenagar, Bangladesh walk to board a ferry to their hometowns

Bangladesh To Lift Lockdown For Festival Despite Record Infections

Bangladesh to lift lockdown for festival despite record infections

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The United States has given emergency authorization to Johnson & Johnson's Covid vaccine

J&J COVID-19 Vaccine: FDA Adds New Warning About 'Increased' Guillain-Barré Syndrome Risk

Despite this, the FDA clarified that the vaccine's known benefits still outweigh the known risks.

More people needed to turn to soup kitchens and food banks as pandemic restrictions forced them from their jobs

Covid Triggered Biggest Increase In Hunger In Decades: UN

Covid triggered biggest increase in hunger in decades: UN

Tourists pose next to a thermometer in California's Death Valley in June. Sweltering conditions have hit much of the Pacific seaboard and as far inland as the western edge of the Rocky Mountains over the weekend

Wildfires Rage Across Million Acres As Heat Wave Stifles Western US, Canada

Wildfires rage across million acres as heat wave stifles western US, Canada

Pfizer To Meet With US Health Officials Over Vaccine Booster

As new COVID-19 variants regenerate fear, Pfizer tries to push for authorization of a third vaccine shot to boost immunity.

View of logs stacked to be cut at a sawmill near Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata province, Madre de Dios region, in the Amazon rainforest of southeastern Peru

Satellite Data Helped Indigenous Peruvians Save Rainforest: Study

Satellite data helped indigenous Peruvians save rainforest: study

A nurse prepares shots of the CoronaVac vaccine developed by China's Sinovac lab in Bogota

Is China's SinoVac Vaccine Effective? 618 Infected With COVID-19 Despite Vaccination

Of more than 600,000 medical workers in Thailand who received two doses of the Sinovac vaccine, 618 have been infected with COVID-19, resulting in one nurse's death and another worker in critical condition.

A child hospitalized for malnutrition lies in a hospital bed in Tartagal, Salta Province

6.8-Pound Tumor Removed From 3-Year-Old’s Stomach: What Is Wilms Tumor?

Doctors said the tumor found in the 3-year-old girl's stomach was the biggest Wilms tumor they had ever dealt with, weighing about 22% of the girl’s total weight.

On a hot July morning, a herd of 80 goats were deployed to a hilly patch of land in Glendale, just outside Los Angeles

Goats: Unlikely Allies In California's Fight Against Wildfires

Goats: unlikely allies in California's fight against wildfires

Tokyo has been notorious for its stifling summer for years

Heat Risks Add To Challenges For Tokyo's Pandemic-hit Olympics

Heat risks add to challenges for Tokyo's pandemic-hit Olympics

Almost 200 Guests Potentially Exposed To Rabid Bat At Nebraska Zoo Campout

A guest reportedly woke up to find a bat flying over her head.

Police were unable to stop some looting and destruction in Johannesburg

Sporadic Violence Hits KwaZulu-Natal And Johannesburg

Sporadic violence hits KwaZulu-Natal and Johannesburg

Millions Sweltering In US West As Canada Takes Emergency Steps

Millions sweltering in US west as Canada takes emergency steps

Bad Dog? Research Suggests Superbug Link To Man's Best Friend

Bad dog? Research suggests superbug link to man's best friend

Animals also need some respite from the intense heat in the desert city of Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan where temperatures of 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) are nothing out of the ordinary

India's Poor Can't Afford To Beat The Heat

India's poor can't afford to beat the heat

Minister Alberto Garzon criticised Spaniards' high meat consumption in a Twitter thread

Spanish Govt In Rib-eye Rumble As Minister Attacks Meat Industry

Spanish govt in rib-eye rumble as minister attacks meat industry

Panama is backing a tax reform agreement

Global Tax Reform Tops G20 Meet In Venice

Global tax reform tops G20 meet in Venice

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, seen speaking to media in April 2021, has been tapped as US ambassador to India

Biden Taps LA Mayor Garcetti As Ambassador To India

Biden taps LA Mayor Garcetti as ambassador to India

CDC Says Vaccinated Students Can Go To School Maskless

The CDC released new mask guidelines allowing vaccinated students to attend classes without a mask, providing a glimpse of hope to students who will soon return to fall classes.