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Could insight from cats lead to breast cancer cures?

The Philadelphia Inquirer 24 Feb 2026
Aside from reducing stress, new research suggests that cats might also offer clues to better treat certain cancers... .
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Pink to headline 2026 Curebound Concert for Cures at San Diego’s Petco Park

The Porterville Recorder 24 Feb 2026
SAN DIEGO — Cancer is personal for pop-music vocal dynamo Pink, whose Vietnam War veteran father died of the disease in 2021. That should give added purpose and poignancy to her May 15 performance at San Diego’s Petco Park, where ... .
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Ameritec IPS Announces QAmChain Post-Quantum Blockchain and QB-CURE Biometric Wallet, Upgrading the HEWE Ecosystem for ...

Nasdaq Globe Newswire 23 Feb 2026
The Houston-based company behind the HEWE token and AmChain blockchain is rebuilding its infrastructure from the ground up with quantum-resistant security, while launching a biometric wallet designed to make stolen recovery phrases useless ... .
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Sleep Apnea Drains India's Economy Despite Having A Surgical Cure

NDTV 23 Feb 2026
Untreated sleep apnea costs India over ₹23 lakh crore yearly. ISSS 2026 experts say surgery is simple, effective, and life-saving ... .
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Emma, Maya and Rocco all want one thing: a cure for type 1 diabetes

Canberra Times 23 Feb 2026
There will be a fundraising walk around Lake Burley Griffin ... .
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P!NK Headlines 2026 Curebound Concert for Cures on May 15 at Petco Park

The Galveston Daily News 23 Feb 2026
SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 23, 2026-- ....
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The bald truth: Why shaving your head won’t cure dandruff

Indian Express 23 Feb 2026
Going bald may make flakes less visible, but it doesn\u2019t fix what\u2019s happening beneath the skin. .
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No evidence behind RFK Jr’s claim keto diet can cure schizophrenia, experts say

The Guardian 23 Feb 2026
Health secretary likely referred to Harvard psychiatrist who says he’s ‘never used the word “cure” in my work’ ... has “never once used the word ‘cure’ in my work.
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"Would You Clone Yourself for a Cure?" Clonell Unveils White Paper on Fundamental Cures for 34 Incurable Diseases Using 'Human Cloning' Technology

PR Newswire 23 Feb 2026
"To fundamentally cure diseased organs, we require cells that our body's immune system will not reject, while also possessing a youthful vigor strong enough to rebuild the damaged organ ... own cures.
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‘Saw a study two days ago’: Health secretary RFK Jr claims keto diet can 'cure' schizophrenia, draws flak

The Times of India 23 Feb 2026
Health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has faced criticism after saying he recently saw a study showing that a ketogenic diet can cure schizophrenia ... Palmer responded by saying he has “never once used the word ‘cure’ in my work.
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How new Norton Healthcare lab could help find cure for Type 1 diabetes

Courier Journal 23 Feb 2026
The new lab could be a dynamic step toward finding a biological cure for Type 1 diabetes ... “We want to help people live with diabetes better than they ever could before and find a cure.”.
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This Korean Face Cream Cured My Dermatitis In Two Days

Vogue 22 Feb 2026
A general term, dermatitis refers to inflamed skin that’s itchy, dry or swollen. Just as uncomfortable as it sounds, it can be caused by genetics (eczema), by environmental triggers (cold, windy weather) or by dysfunction in the skin barrier ... .
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Letter from the Editor: The cure for confusion over open meetings laws isn’t more secrecy

The Oregonian 22 Feb 2026
Journalists breathed a sigh of relief back in 2023, when Oregon lawmakers passed a bill requiring public officials to do all their work in public. The state already had open meetings laws to enforce that ... Rep ... As Hammond reported, Rep ... Laura Gunderson.
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Is the city's water really 'safe?'

Hastings Tribune 22 Feb 2026
Our city officials state that our water is "safe." ... .
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Understanding ALS: A disease with no cure

Napa Valley Register 21 Feb 2026
Actor Eric Dane has died at the age of 53, just 10 months after revealing his battle with ALS. Now, many are remarking on the perceived speed with which his condition turned fatal. Dr. Jill Goslinga, a neurology professor at ... .

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