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Statins, Diuretics, and Other Common Heart Drugs Do Not Worsen Survival in Multiple Myeloma, Scientists Report

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Heart Health and Multiple Myeloma: A New Era of Integrated Care For individuals navigating a multiple myeloma diagnosis, the landscape of care is becoming increasingly nuanced. Recent research indicates that commonly prescribed cardiovascular medications – statins, diuretics, ACE inhibitors, and ARBs – generally don’t worsen survival rates. This is reassuring news, as many myeloma patients … Read more

Health officials confirm 2 measles cases linked to Massachusetts

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BOSTON — Massachusetts health officials have confirmed the first two cases of measles in the state this year, sparking renewed concern amidst a growing national and international resurgence of the highly contagious virus. While the immediate risk to most residents remains low due to high vaccination rates, experts warn that declining immunity and increased global … Read more

Auckland pack rape trial: Defendant recalls meeting German backpacker in K Rd club, little else

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The Shifting Landscape of Consent and Nightlife Safety Recent court cases, like the one unfolding in Auckland, New Zealand, are bringing the complexities of consent and safety within nightlife settings into sharp focus. The case, involving allegations of sexual assault following a night out at a club, highlights the challenges of establishing clear boundaries and … Read more

EK, 2 other PH companies win Asean tourism awards

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Enchanted Kingdom (EK), the Philippines’ first and only world-class theme park, has been recognized among the top tourism companies in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) region in 2026. Filipino Companies Honored for Tourism Excellence Now in its 30th year of operation, EK received the Best Asean New Tourism Attraction award for its flying … Read more

Could Auckland house prices crash another 10%? Housing Minister won’t say, but other National MPs say buyers should ‘absolutely’ have confidence

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Government ministers are offering differing levels of reassurance to prospective homebuyers as debate continues over the future of Auckland’s housing market. While Finance Minister Nicola Willis encourages confidence, the government is also moving to adjust a major housing intensification plan. Government Weighs Housing Policy Adjustments The National-led government is planning to tweak directions to Auckland … Read more

Bernalillo High School coach fights cancer while leading undefeated team

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Beyond the Buzzer: How Athletes and Coaches are Redefining Resilience in the Face of Adversity The story of Ashley Duran, the Bernalillo High School girls basketball coach battling breast cancer while leading her team to a perfect 16-0 season, isn’t just a local triumph. It’s a powerful illustration of a growing trend: athletes and coaches … Read more

China makes condoms more expensive amid low childbirth rate – Hiru News

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China’s Demographic Dilemma: A Tax on Contraception and the Future of Birth Rates China’s recent decision to impose a 13% sales tax on contraceptives while simultaneously exempting childcare services is a bold, and arguably perplexing, move. It signals a desperate attempt to reverse a concerning demographic trend: a rapidly aging population and declining birth rates. … Read more

Gaza braces for more winter rain while awaiting word of progress in ceasefire talks

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Barefoot children played on the sand in Deir al Balah, Gaza, as thousands of displaced people braced for more winter rain on Saturday. Many have been living in tents for approximately two years, throughout much of the ongoing conflict. Dire Conditions for Displaced Gazans Families are struggling to maintain makeshift shelters, with fathers using wood … Read more

TikTok’s mental health ‘rabbit hole’? It’s not in your head

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The TikTok Trap: Why Mental Health Content Sticks – And What’s Next TikTok isn’t just about viral dances and catchy sounds. A recent Washington Post analysis revealed a striking trend: the platform’s algorithm demonstrably favors mental health content, making it “stickier” than topics like politics, cats, or even Taylor Swift. This isn’t accidental; it’s a … Read more

From Factory to President: A South Korean Success Story

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The Rise of the “Working-Class Politician”: What’s Next? The story of Lee Jae-myung, South Korea’s political figure with a working-class background, offers a fascinating glimpse into a potential shift in global politics. His narrative, rooted in personal hardship and a promise to uplift the vulnerable, resonates with a growing segment of the population. But what … Read more

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