A deadly, drug-resistant fungus, Candida auris, is spreading globally, with 7,000 US cases in 2025. Researchers warn of limited treatments but see hope in new studies targeting its biology.
ERBIL (Kurdistan24) — A deadly and…
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NanoKnife Success Rate for Prostate Cancer. What Patients Need to Know in 2026
NanoKnife, medically referred to as irreversible electroporation (IRE), is an emerging focal therapy for selected men with localized prostate cancer. By 2026, it has gained increasing attention as a treatment that aims to control…
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China’s ‘artificial sun’ experiment finds way to break fusion plasma density limit
HEFEI — Researchers have identified a method to surpass the plasma density limit in experiments with the Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), known as the “artificial sun,” providing a crucial physical…
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Reading Buses fares set for new year increase from Monday
A number of fare increases are set to come into effect in Reading.
Reading Buses said adult single fares within the town would increase by 30p to £2.90 on its app and to £3 for tickets bought on the bus.
It blamed “increasing operational costs”.
The company urged passengers to switch to multi-journey, weekly, or season tickets and to buy tickets on the app in order to save money.
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Charlbury boxing twins open up about fostering journey
Chris said their changing circumstances tested their relationship as brothers.
“We weren’t always as kind to each other because of what was going on in our environment,” he said.
“But we are still close, like we’ve always been.”
Johnny said they…
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UK and France airstrikes hit underground IS arms bunker near Palmyra
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EPA/ShutterstockRoyal Air Force Typhoon jets have joined French aircraft in a joint strike on an underground arms cache in Syria used by the Islamic State group (IS), the UK Ministry of Defence says.
“Careful”…
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‘Chatty Cafes help tackle the loneliness epidemic’, says founder
Alex added: “It struck me in that moment, we could have really helped each other if we’d been sat at one table.
“In our society it’s a bit odd to just go up to somebody so I didn’t on that day. But it got me thinking about what could have happened…
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Portsmouth’s Eastern Road shuts for eight weeks for sewer repairs
The road has been beset by problems with the sewage system in recent years.
More than 1,000m of pipe from Farlington roundabout to beyond Anchorage Road was relined by Southern Water in May-July 2024 after frequent sewer bursts, leaks and flooding.
The company apologised for inconvenience caused by the latest closures.
“The long-term £2.5m solution will strengthen Portsmouth’s pipeline, using innovative lining technology to futureproof this section of the city’s sewer network for years to come,” it added.
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Prince William’s Duchy of Cornwall bids for 620 homes in Somerset
In 2020 a European Court of Justice ruling meant all development proposals needed be checked over to see if they drive up pollutants – such as phosphates – going into watercourses.
When the application was being considered in September 2025, it…
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