Boxing fans react to Carini withdrawing from Khelif fight after 46 seconds
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Boxing fans react to Carini withdrawing from Khelif fight after 46 seconds

In a surprising turn of events, Italian Olympic boxer Angela Carini withdrew from her fight against Algerian boxer Imane Khelif just 46 seconds into their bout. The Olympic committee confirmed that Khelif complies with all entry regulations, addressing misinformation circulating about the athlete. They stated, “Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination.” The incident has ignited intense discussions on “r/boxing,” the home for pro boxing enthusiasts on Reddit. Call for constructive critique over personal opinions One Reddit user urged others to focus on critiquing the rules rather than expressing opinions on trans/intersex athletes, emphasizing the need for constructive discussion. Comment byu/Showizz from discussion inBoxing She has never transitioned; doing so is illegal in Algeria.  One Reddit user provided detailed context, explaining that…

The new oldest living man in the world, John Tinniswood, age 111 from UK
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The new “oldest living man in the world”, John Tinniswood, age 111 from UK

The British Supercentenarian John Tinniswood (111 Years Old) became the World’s Oldest man after the death of Juan Vicente (from Venezuela) at 114 years of age. In a remarkable testament to the endurance of human life and spirit, John Tinniswood, hailing from the United Kingdom, has been officially recognized as the world’s oldest living man at the age of 111. This landmark achievement places Tinniswood at the forefront of historical longevity, a position validated by LongeviQuest, a body dedicated to the certification of supercentenarians. Born in Liverpool in 1912, his life spans significant global events, from the turmoil of World Wars to the technological revolutions of the 21st century, marking him as a living bridge to the past. Tinniswood’s narrative is not just one of…

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Two Heartbreaking Stories of Misdiagnosing Colon Cancer | 20% of Colon Cancer Diagnosed in Younger Adults

A deadly cancer, capable of lurking undetected for years, is increasingly affecting young people at an alarming rate, leaving a trail of devastated families in its wake. While cancer rates have been steadily declining in recent years, scientists are grappling with a baffling surge in colorectal cancer cases, commonly known as colon cancer, among younger adults traditionally considered low-risk for this disease. According to the American Cancer Society, colon cancer is the third most common among young adults aged 20 to 39. In 2022, 17,930 young adults in the United States were diagnosed with colon cancer. Colon cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the colon and the large intestine. It is most common in adults over 50 but can also occur in…

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EMA Warns About A Side Effect Of Fish Oil | New Findings Challenge The Benefits Of Fish Oil!

If you’ve ever considered taking fish oil supplements for your heart health, it’s time to pay close attention. The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has just issued a warning about a side effect linked with omega-3 fatty acid medications aka Fish Oil. EMA confirms atrial fibrillation (AF) as a side effect of fish oil supplements. It is a significant finding in cardiovascular medicine. Atrial Fibrillation – The Newly Identified Risk Fish oil supplements are a combination of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) at a daily dose of 1 g. These have long been considered a potential boon for cardiovascular health. However, the latest findings from the EMA’s Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee (PRAC) shed new light on their safety. Atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm…

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Black Fungus Mostly Infected to the Men, New Study Reveals

A new Indian research team found that Black fungus AKA mucormycosis can infect two-thirds of Covid Infected Males Within the first 10 – 20 days following their recovery. Patients who have recovered from COVID-19 face various post-COVID syndromes, and some may be at risk of severe health complications. One such complication is mucormycosis, commonly called “Black fungus.” It is caused by mucorales fungi like rhizopus, rhizomucor, mucor, cunninghamella, and lichtheimia. During the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a notable surge in cases of mucormycosis. A recent study published in the Cureus journal sheds light on how mucormycosis affects post-COVID patients, particularly males. Higher Risk for Males The study highlights a striking trend, with males more susceptible to mucormycosis after contracting COVID-19. In…

New AI Has 100% Detection Rate for Skin Cancers!
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New AI Shows 100% Detection Rate for Skin Cancers!

In the world of healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI) is quietly making important strides. A recent study presented at a medical conference in Berlin showcased how AI software has reached a 100% detection rate for melanoma. Melanoma is the most dangerous form of skin cancer. This development could reshape the way we approach skin cancer diagnosis! “This study has demonstrated how AI is rapidly improving and learning, with the high accuracy directly attributable to improvements in AI training techniques and the quality of data used to train the AI.” Lead author Dr. Kashini Andrew, specialist registrar at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust in the United Kingdom,  Impressive and Accurate Results! Over 2.5 years, researchers delved into the cases of over 22,000 patients who were suspected of…

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25% of Cancer Deaths From Lung Cancer and One Age Group of Women at Higher Risk | New Research Find

The number of deaths from lung cancer in the United States in 2023 is 127,070. According to the American Cancer Society, this includes 67,160 deaths in men and 59,910 in women. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States, accounting for about 25% of all cancer deaths. A recent report published in JAMA Oncology reveals a surprising trend in lung cancer cases among individuals aged 35 to 54. The data shows that younger women are diagnosed with lung cancer at slightly higher rates than males. Research says one or two additional cases for every 100,000 women compared to men. Even though it looks small, it has raised concerns among researchers at the American Cancer Society. They believe this gender disparity…