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  • South Asia’s Dairy Intolerance Could Help Explain Our Ability to Drink Milk : ScienceAlert

    South Asia’s Dairy Intolerance Could Help Explain Our Ability to Drink Milk : ScienceAlert

    A curious and paradoxical intolerance for lactose across the South Asian subcontinent could help explain why the ability for adults to consume fresh milk from other animals developed in other populations.

    Researchers from the University of…

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  • Wild things we learned about Earth in 2025

    Wild things we learned about Earth in 2025

    Billions of years ago, Earth was an uninhabitable rock covered in magma. Scientists are still working to decipher the tale of how it transformed into a blue and green orb teeming with life.

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  • Hormone therapy has “no impact” on dementia risk, study finds

    Hormone therapy has “no impact” on dementia risk, study finds

    There is “no evidence” drugs used to treat menopausal women either increases and slashes the risk of dementia, researchers have said.

    A study conducted by University College London, with support from the University of Exeter, reviewed whether…

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  • Statement by HRVP Kallas and Commissioner Kos on Kosovo parliamentary elections – European Commission

    Statement by HRVP Kallas and Commissioner Kos on Kosovo parliamentary elections – European Commission

    1. Statement by HRVP Kallas and Commissioner Kos on Kosovo parliamentary elections  European Commission
    2. Kosovo’s leading party wins vote but government formation still unclear  Al Jazeera
    3. Kosovo: Kurti wins snap election, signalling end of impasse  

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  • Hidden causes of depression you may not know

    Hidden causes of depression you may not know

    Depression is often linked to grief, financial stress, or unemployment. But for many people, the sadness arrives without a clear reason. Research suggests that several everyday factors—often ignored—may quietly…

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  • Yen Much Weaker Than Interest Rate Differentials Would Have Predicted

    Yen Much Weaker Than Interest Rate Differentials Would Have Predicted

    Over the past six months, the yen has traded much weaker than interest rate differentials alone would suggest, indicating that growing concerns about Japan’s fiscal position in a rising rate environment are starting to dominate.

    Sources: Bloomberg, Macrobond, Apollo Chief Economist

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    Explore the full 2026 Outlook, featuring our macro view and expert perspectives across regions and asset classes, at apollo.com/outlook.


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  • Public libraries’ top check-outs in 2025 include ‘The Women’ : NPR

    Public libraries’ top check-outs in 2025 include ‘The Women’ : NPR

    Searching the stacks at a Miami-Dade Public Library on July 19, 2023, in Miami.

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  • Joyful things to do in January

    Joyful things to do in January

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    Fresh artwork at London restaurant Sketch 

    Maske-XXXVI, 2019, by Jonathan Baldock, to be displayed at Sketch from 13 January © Tood-White Art Photography

    When: from 13 January

    Click: sketch.london

    “I’ve always imagined Sketch as a living,…

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  • Cybersecurity News: Rainbow Six Siege breach, backup generators for AI, LastPass reverberations – CISO Series

    1. Cybersecurity News: Rainbow Six Siege breach, backup generators for AI, LastPass reverberations  CISO Series
    2. Massive Rainbow Six Siege breach gives players billions of credits  BleepingComputer
    3. Ubisoft Hack is Reportedly ‘Blown Way Out of…

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  • Year in Review – HDBuzz

    This was a year that tested the resilience of the Huntington’s disease (HD) community, with 2025 being remembered for landmark highs followed by disappointing lows shadowed in confusion. Data from clinical trials produced the strongest…

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