“Fish are friends, not food,” animated sharks famously declare in 2003’s “Finding Nemo.” But are they pedicurists, too?
On TikTok, videos have gone viral of people getting so-called “fish pedicures,” often while traveling outside of the U.S. In…
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Overcoming barriers to childhood vaccination in a First Nations community: the impact of a home visiting program on vaccine uptake | International Journal for Equity in Health
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Mortality and barriers to healthcare among people experiencing homelessness in Paris: a mixed-methods study | International Journal for Equity in Health
Aldridge RW, Story A, Hwang SW, Nordentoft M, Luchenski SA, Hartwell G, et al. Morbidity and mortality in homeless individuals, prisoners, sex workers, and individuals with substance use disorders in high-income countries: a systematic review and…
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Complete kidney allograft extrusion through a dehiscent wound following graft thrombosis and immunosuppression withdrawal: a case report | BMC Nephrology
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What cancers are increasing in young adults: a population-based study of incidence trends in adults 20–49 years old in the South of Spain | BMC Public Health
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ASAH1-mediated sphingolipid metabolic reprogramming in venetoclax resistance of AML: beyond the monocytic phenotypes | BMC Cancer
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Association of stroke with possible sarcopenic obesity and the modified effect from healthy lifestyle: a cross-sectional study based on CHARLS | BMC Public Health
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Bad season of bird flu in UK hits supply of Christmas turkeys | Food & drink industry
UK poultry producers are battling a “bad season” of bird flu, with cases much worse than at this point last year, putting a squeeze on supplies of Christmas birds including turkeys, chickens and ducks.
Two industry insiders said they expected…
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Britain’s Daily Mail publisher enters exclusive talks to buy Telegraph Media Group for $654 million
LONDON — The publisher of Britain’s Daily Mail has entered exclusive talks to buy Telegraph Media Group in a deal that would link two news groups that have traditionally supported the right-leaning Conservative Party.
Daily Mail and General Trust plc said on Saturday that the talks were designed to finalize the terms of a 500 million-pound ($654-million) deal to buy the Telegraph from an Abu Dhabi-backed venture known as Redbird IMI.
The proposed transaction comes after concerns about foreign ownership of British news organizations stalled Redbird IMI’s efforts to take control of the Daily Telegraph and its sister Sunday publication two years ago.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she would review any new acquisition to ensure it protects the public interest and complies with legislation governing “foreign state influence” in media mergers.
DMGT said it expected to complete the transaction “quickly.”
“Under ownership the Daily Telegraph will become a global brand, just as the Daily Mail has,” Chairman Jonathan Harmsworth, also known as Lord Rothermere, said in a statement.
The battle over ownership of the Telegraph, a fixture on Britain’s media landscape since 1855, began in 2023, when the Barclay family lost control of the company in a dispute with its lenders.
In November of that year, a venture between New York-based RedBird Capital and Abu Dhabi’s International Media Investments said it had agreed to acquire the Telegraph in exchange for loans that would allow the Barclays to repay their debts to Lloyds Banking Group.
But that deal triggered a debate in the House of Commons about the dangers of foreign influence over Britain’s news media — and by extension the national political debate.
The previous government, led by Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, quickly announced plans to review the proposed deal.
“It would not be appropriate for a foreign state to interfere with the accurate presentation of our news or the freedom of expression in newspapers,” then-Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer said at the time.
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