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This Song Led To A Reduction In Suicides, Increase In Lifeline Calls: Study

There were 9,915 extra calls to the helpline during the period when the song was garnering massive attention.

Vaping May Double Risk Of Erectile Dysfunction, Make Men Impotent: Study

The study surveyed over 13,000 healthy men over the age of 20.

Adored And Endangered: The Complex World Of The Japanese Eel

Consumed worldwide, eel is particularly popular in Asia, and perhaps nowhere more so than Japan, where remains found in tombs show it has been eaten on the archipelago for thousands of years

Adored and endangered: the complex world of the Japanese eel

Construction workers on a flood defense project on the east side of Manhattan, New York

Vulnerable To Climate Change, New York Constructs Seawall

Vulnerable to climate change, New York constructs seawall

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WHO emergencies director Michael Ryan said there was no sign that Omicron could fully sidestep protections provided by existing Covid vaccines

Omicron Leaves Double Vaccinated Still At Risk Of COVID Infection, Says Study

A study by Oxford University found that fully vaccinated individuals did not have complete protection against COVID-19's newest variant.

Lost Species Found: Batman River Loach Unseen For Nearly 50 Years Rediscovered In Turkey

The Batman River loach was last seen in 1974.

The Rwanda government hopes to reduce carbon dioxideÂ emissionsÂ by 16 percent by 2030

Rwanda Turns To Electric Motorbikes To Drive Down Emissions

Rwanda turns to electric motorbikes to drive down emissions

Although the Dutch are almost done with Europe's biggest natural gas field, the Groningen site is not yet done with residents

Gas Field Tremor Terror Haunts Dutch Villages

Gas field tremor terror haunts Dutch villages

Germany's new Finance Minister Christian Lindner will be overseeing a massive green investment programme agreed by the new coalition

Christian Lindner, Car Lover At Wheel Of Europe's Top Economy

Christian Lindner, car lover at wheel of Europe's top economy

The proposed law pits growing numbers of people with pets against those who consider the practice decadent and hold that under Islamic law dogs, like pigs, are unclean

Iranian Animal Lovers Decry Plan To Ban Pets

Iranian animal lovers decry plan to ban pets

The emergence of the Omicron coronavirus variant has raised alarm around the world

The 'Memory' Of Your Immune System May Offer Some Protection Against Omicron Variant

COVID-19’s latest variant has left the world in another state of trepidation, but researchers suggest that after two years of the pandemic, the body's immune system may have memorized the virus enough to prevent serious infection.

The top US health authority now says fully vaccinated people don't need to wear masks in most indoor settings

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate To Mitigate Spread Of Omicron

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has reinstated an indoor mask mandate effective Dec. 13 unil Jan. 15 to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant.

Is Comet Leonard Fading? Spot The Once-In-A-Lifetime Comet Coming Closest To Earth This Weekend

The comet is expected to reach its peak brightness around Dec. 13-14.

'First-Of-Its-Kind' Eye Drop For Age-Related Blurry Vision Now Available In The Market

It works in as fast as 15 minutes and lasts for up to six hours.

With his administration under fire as prices rise across the country, US President Joe Biden attempted to downplay data expected to show inflation rising in November

US Inflation Surges To Near-40 Year High, Testing Biden

US inflation surges to near-40 year high, testing Biden

The Netherlands stands to lose billions of euros in tax revenue from Shell's departure

Shell Shareholders Back Move To UK

Shell shareholders back move to UK

The United States last week authorized the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine for children aged five to 11 after a committee of experts found its benefits outweighed risks

Parents Still Show Some Discomfort With Getting COVID-19 Vaccines For Their Children

Parents are still showing hesitation about getting their children vaccinated despite the recent approval of COVID-19 vaccines by the federal government. Many still worry that they do not know enough about the vaccines on children.

COVID In Europe: Massive Fines In Austria For Those Who Disregard Vaccine Mandate

Austria’s health minister Wolfgang Mueckstein announced Thursday that fines of up to 3,600 euros (around 4,000 USD) will be imposed for all residents over the age of 14.

Upcoming Inflation Data 'Does Not Reflect Today's Reality': Biden

Upcoming inflation data 'does not reflect today's reality': Biden

Covid-19 booster shots were previously available in the United States to the immune compromised, over 65s, people at high risk of severe disease and in high risk occupations

COVID In The US: FDA Greenlights Pfizer Booster Shots For Teenagers Amid Omicron Concerns

Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 booster shot received a greenlight from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in teenagers aged 16 and 17.

Electric cars like the ID.5 are Volkswagen's future as the German carmaker announced it was dedicating even more of its investment into electrifying its models

Volkswagen Cranks Up Electric Car Investment

Volkswagen cranks up electric car investment

The decline of dragonflies is a symptom of widespread loss of the marshes, swamps and free-flowing rivers, says the IUCN

Wetlands Destruction Driving 'Sensitive' Dragonflies To Brink

Wetlands destruction driving 'sensitive' dragonflies to brink

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government wants to plant 30 million new trees per year from 2025 under UK plans to become carbon-neutral by 2050

England Tree Scheme Takes Root Amid Climate Emergency

England tree scheme takes root amid climate emergency

Indian farmers have agreed to end year-long mass protests after the government abandoned its push for agricultural reforms

Indian Farmers End Year-long Mass Protests Against Modi Reforms

Indian farmers end year-long mass protests against Modi reforms

AstraZeneca produces its vaccine in Thailand for use domestically and in neighbouring countries

Man Dies Of COVID-19 'Vaccine-Induced' Hemorrhage With 'Very Swollen' Brain, Doctor Confirms

The Devon man died 11 days after he received the AstraZeneca shot.

The Danish government decided to slaughter all of the country's 15-17 million minks after a new Covid strain was discovered in some of the animals

Denmark's PM Defends Decision To Cull Minks

Denmark's PM defends decision to cull minks

The World Health Organization has warned that "blanket" travel bans risk doing more harm than good

Omicron Has 'Increased Risk Of Reinfection' But Milder Disease: WHO

WHO officials are calling on countries to report more data to help form a clearer picture of the potential threat of the Omicron variant.

Why The CDC's Vaccination Numbers May Be Wrong And Why It Matters

The CDC)may be sharing inaccurate data on the number of seniors who are vaccinated against COVID-19. Their numbers are not always reflected in state and outside data, raising concerns about its accuracy.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla says a new version of the group's coronavirus vaccine is in the pipeline and will be effective against new virus variants

Pfizer CEO Says He Is Confident About COVID Pill's Effectiveness Ahead Of FDA Submission

Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla expressed confidence about the results of the data behind the manufacturer’s COVID-19 anti-viral pill ahead of its submission to the FDA. If approved, it would be the second after Merck's received the FDA's blessing.