9 h. ago Takeaways from interviews with families forever changed by diseases that vaccines can prevent

In the time before widespread vaccination, young children often lost their lives to devastating infectious diseases that ran rampant in America

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17 h. ago Following this one Highway Code rule could prevent you from rear

Tailgaiting is a common problem on British roads that can increase the risk of a collision taking place

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18 h. ago Wales' 'most dangerous road' was meant to be fixed, now someone else is dead

The most recent crashes have sparked cross-party support for action to be taken to try to prevent continued collisions which locals claim happen almost monthly and in some cases have been very serious

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29 h. ago University of Toronto agrees to host Harvard students facing Trump visa restrictions

Pact will help international students finish their studies amid Harvard’s legal battle with Trump administrationHarvard University and the University of Toronto and have announced a plan that would see some Harvard students complete their studies in Canada if visa restrictions prevent them from entering the United States.The pact between the two schools reflects the tumultuous and “exceptional” politics of the postsecondary world during the second term of Donald Trump. Continue reading...

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30 h. ago Supreme Court bans anyone under 18 from viewing pornography in Texas

Texas law seeks to prevent people under18 from viewing explicit content

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31 h. ago Know your risk: Glaucoma UK launches interactive online quiz to help prevent sight loss

Glaucoma Awareness Week 2025: 30 June – 6 July Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in the UK – it can affect anyone, at any time, and is often symptomless.

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46 h. ago The 'useful idiots' in the Prime Minister's ranks who blew up the law to prevent the hounding of veterans

Johnny Mercer, the architect of the Legacy Act, took aim at the former troops who have left Northern Ireland veterans exposed. It comes as former SAS soldiers face possible murder charges.

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52 h. ago Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyers ask judge to send him to Maryland to prevent deportation

Attorneys for Kilmar Abrego Garcia have asked a federal judge in Maryland to order his return to that state when he is released from jail in Tennessee

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55 h. ago Test developed to identify women at increased risk of miscarriage

Study discovered abnormal process in womb lining, with potential for new treatments to prevent pregnancy lossScientists have developed a test to identify women with an increased risk of miscarriage, which could pave the way for new treatments to prevent pregnancy loss.About one in six of all pregnancies are lost, most before 12 weeks, and each miscarriage increases the risk of another one happening. Continue reading...

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57 h. ago Eating this one thing for breakfast can reduce risk of developing diabetes

A nutritional expert has revealed that this common 'superfood' can help prevent fat absorption while also stopping any risk of diabetes due to its numerous health benefits

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58 h. ago 'Find out who owns watercourse which was the source of our flooding': Residents' plea to council

Mystery land owner sought to prevent further distress

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3 d. ago What could possibly go wrong? World's most deadliest viruses will be kept in Surrey

The brand new National Biosecurity Centre in Weybridge will aim to prevent future pandemics by keeping various incurable and fatal viruses in its facilities.

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4 d. ago Experts reveal six tips to prevent tooth loss in aging adults

Losing teeth is more common as we get older, following years of wear and tear and other health issues

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5 d. ago Scientists make huge dementia breakthrough with everyday activity that may slow or even prevent disease

Incredible new research has uncovered an effective tool that could help slow the progression of dementia and potentially reduce the risk of developing the disease altogether.

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5 d. ago Iran attacks US forces in Qatar as missiles launched at Iraq base housing American troops – latest updates

State TV made the announcement as martial music played; security official says missiles launched at base housing US troopsLiving in Iran: how have you been affected?Living in Israel: how have you been affected?“Monumental damage” was done to “all Nuclear sites” in Iran during the US attack on the country at the weekend, Donald Trump has said in his latest comments, after officials said the extent of damage done remained unconfirmed. In a post on his social media platform Truth Social the US president wrote:Monumental Damage was done to all Nuclear sites in Iran, as shown by satellite images. Obliteration is an accurate term! The white structure shown is deeply imbedded into the rock, with even its roof well below ground level, and completely shielded from flame. The biggest damage took place far below ground level. Bullseye!!!The world has long agreed that Iran cannot be allowed to get a nuclear weapon and we support action to prevent that - that is what this is. The US action was d...

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5 d. ago Waspi group: Safeguard will ‘prevent risk of financial ruin’ in compensation bid

The Women Against State Pension Inequality group said an agreement had been reached for a costs capping order in its legal battle.

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6 d. ago You're storing cheese wrong and it can cause it to mould and sweat

If you're fed up of your cheese going mouldy just days after opening it, there's something you can do to help. A recipe developer has shared a simple trick to prevent it from spoiling too quickly

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7 d. ago China praised for extreme method to prevent students from cheating during exams as people call it 'genius'

More than 13 million anxious students in China filled exam rooms this year to sit the notoriously challenging gaokao.

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7 d. ago Tech review: UGREEN trackers help you prevent a holiday disaster or a lost wallet

Now you have even more help not losing your personal belongings

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7 d. ago Voices: Whitehall isn’t working – here’s how the PM can fix it

Keir Starmer complains that the government machine is slow to crank into life when he demands action. To prevent his ‘mission-driven’ domestic agenda from being doomed to failure, the prime minister should first get rid of the Cabinet Office, says Andrew Grice

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