Displacement Crisis: 160 Families Flee Amid Armed Clashes in SGA-BARMM A fresh wave of violence has forced approximately 160 families to abandon their homes in the Special Geographic Area (SGA) …
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The “Dad Shift” That Wasn’t: Why COVID-19 Didn’t Permanently Change Fatherhood During the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns, a hopeful narrative emerged: that the sudden shift to home-based life would …
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A welfare check at a multi-million dollar mansion in Arcadia, California, recently uncovered a startling domestic arrangement involving 21 children and allegations of severe neglect. What began as a medical …
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Italian Energy Bills Set to Rise, Impacting Major Cities Italian households are bracing for increased energy costs, with a potential collective impact of 9.3 billion euros, driven by rising oil …
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Iranian Women’s Football Team Seeks Asylum After Silent Protest A powerful act of defiance by the Iranian women’s national football team has unfolded in Australia, leading to several players seeking …
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Fabio De Luigi’s “A Beautiful Day” Set to Charm Italian Audiences Fabio De Luigi’s latest directorial effort, “A Beautiful Day” (Un bel giorno), starring De Luigi and Virginia Raffaele, is …
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Aicardi-Goutières Syndrome: A Rare Disease Transformed by Collaboration For years, Aicardi-Goutières syndrome (AGS) was a perplexing illness with no clear explanation or effective treatment. Today, it stands as a testament …
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How Family Background Shapes Salary Expectations A new body of research reveals that family background significantly influences not only job outcomes but also the salary expectations job seekers hold from …
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Growing Up with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: Advances in Treatment and Quality of Life Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a rare, progressive, and complex neuromuscular disease affecting primarily males. It stems …
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The doctor could barely look at us, and was even stumbling over simple words like ‘couple’ and ‘partners’ (Picture: Eloise Milewski) Sitting in a doctor’s office in January 2023, we …