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Canada’s medical watchdogs know more about bad doctors than they are telling you - Toronto Star
In late 2009, Ontario’s medical watchdog was considering yet another complaint against Dr. Ronald Bjorndahl Sorensen.
As B.C. scraps time change, experts have a warning about the risks - Global News
For the first time in more than a century, B.C. won’t change its clocks back this fall and experts warn it could have wide-ranging effects on people.
Senior doctors to strike next month over pay and pensions - The Times
Senior doctors to strike next month over pay and pensions The Times
Father who stopped Oregon school shooting describes how he killed gunman and his guilt over those who died - Sky News
Father who stopped Oregon school shooting describes how he killed gunman and his guilt over those who died Sky News
'Famous’ man could learn fate of injunction bid against publishing of allegations within days - The Independent
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Domestic Violence Hospitalizes 15 Women a Day With Multiple Traumas in Brazil - 08/09/2026 - Brazil - Folha de S.Paulo
Domestic Violence Hospitalizes 15 Women a Day With Multiple Traumas in Brazil - 08/09/2026 - Brazil Folha de S.Paulo
Keralam Assembly: Orders issued to procure 2,159 bottles of SMA drug, says Health Minister
Replying to a submission, Minister says government is taking several steps through Kerala United Against Rare Diseases scheme to provide timely treatment and life-saving medicines to children affected by SMA
Mother’s feeding practices may influence children’s reluctance to try new foods: NIN study
Food neophobia among children can limit dietary variety and potentially affect nutritional health during crucial years of growth
Wearables: Why Dr Shriram Nene wants you to look beyond the numbers
Wearables can track your sleep, count your steps, estimate the calories you burn and even flag changes in your health. But are we becoming too dependent on these numbers? And when does tracking your health turn into worrying about it?
'Don't Like To Be The Aunty Who Criticises': Radhika Gupta On Gen Z Investments
NDTV Profit Ignite: Gen Z is a very smart generation, It has started its investment journey earlier than my generation, said Radhika Gupta.
China condemns US move to add Chinese medical equipment firms to Uyghur forced labour list
China condemns US move to add Chinese medical equipment firms to Uyghur forced labour list Reuters
Spanish Transport Minister Blames Train Crash That Killed 68 on ‘Inexplicable’ Error - Time Magazine
Spanish authorities are investigating the cause behind a high-speed train collision Wednesday morning that killed at least 68 people and injured dozens of others. The country’s transport minister suggested that a combination of “inexplicable” human error and a computer failure wa...
Estate agents and BEE: ConCourt ruling may reshape who sells property in SA - News24
Estate agents and BEE: ConCourt ruling may reshape who sells property in SA News24
When U.S. air force discovered the flaw of averages - Toronto Star
In the early 1950s, a young lieutenant realized the fatal flaw in the cockpit design of U.S. air force jets. Todd Rose explains in an excerpt from his book, The End of Average.
One nation, one papad: The pursuit of food uniformity threatens India’s peace and progress
FSSAI’s papad norms, a backlash over beef dishes and an order on non-vegetarian food at Keralam Lok Bhavan highlight tensions between uniformity and cultural diversity
Fatty Liver Risks, The Reality Of Dietary Supplements And Protecting Metabolic Health
Fatty Liver Risks The Reality Of Dietary Supplements And Protecting Metabolic Health
Air force officer linked to Hasina-fleeing clip found dead just ahead of her return
A former Bangladesh Air Force officer, reportedly linked to a video showing Sheikh Hasina fleeing the country on August 5, 2024, has been found dead in a river in Dhaka. The body of 28-year-old Flight Lieutenant KM Tahsif Souri was recovered from the Turag River on Wednesday (Oct...