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Living Cell Therapies Redefine Blood Cancer Care as Market Bets Shift

A new wave of cell-based and bispecific therapies is reshaping treatment for blood cancers, with recent approvals underscoring how quickly the field is moving from experimental science to standard care. The shift is clinically significant and commercially important, because it is changing survival expectations, treatment sequencing and the competitive landscape for drugmakers and investors.

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Global Society & Public AffairsJust now (06:45 AM IST)

Tragic Helicopter Crash Near Montreal Claims Four Lives

A helicopter crash near Montreal has resulted in the deaths of four individuals, raising concerns over aviation safety and regulatory measures in Canada. Authorities are investigating the incident as the community mourns the loss.

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World Politics & Diplomacy11h ago

British National Among Six Dead After Explosion Levels Building Near Athens' Acropolis

Six people, including a British national and four American holidaymakers, were killed when an explosion destroyed a three-storey building in Athens' historic Plaka district, close to the Acropolis. Greek authorities suspect a gas leak caused the blast, which also damaged nearby buildings and prompted emergency crews to search the rubble for survivors before all six bodies were recovered.

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Education, Jobs & Careers8h ago

New York City Pauses Student AI Tools in Schools, Setting a Global Test Case for Classrooms

New York City has imposed a one-year moratorium on student-facing generative AI tools for pupils up to eighth grade, in one of the most expansive school AI policies in the United States. The move affects nearly 600,000 public school students and reflects growing concern that unchecked screen time and algorithmic tools may be undermining learning, attention and human connection in classrooms.

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Space Exploration & Commercial Space11h ago

Nor'easter Batters U.S. Northeast With Flooding, Outages and Emergency Declarations

A powerful nor'easter is sweeping across the northeastern United States, bringing coastal flooding, strong winds, heavy rain and widespread travel disruption from Virginia to Maine. New York and New Jersey have declared states of emergency as officials warn of dangerous inundation, power outages and worsening conditions tied to Saturday's full moon.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace36m ago

Zelensky Says Russia Is Targeting Ukraine's 'Ordinary Life' in Strikes on Data Centres and Internet Providers

President Volodymyr Zelensky says Russia has expanded its campaign against Ukraine to include data centres, internet providers and other digital infrastructure, in what he described as an effort to disrupt "ordinary life" and isolate civilians. The attacks have caused internet outages, damaged a Datagroup facility in Kyiv and forced some companies to move data abroad, even as Ukraine says its decentralised network remains resilient.

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India Entertainment & Culture5h ago

Maadhu Balaji to Bring Crazy Mohan's 'Chocolate Krishna' to Coimbatore in Tribute to Senior Citizens

Crazy Mohan's beloved comedy play Chocolate Krishna is set for a special staging in Coimbatore by his brother Maadhu Balaji and the Crazy Productions team, in an intimate performance aimed at senior citizens at Geri Care Skilled Nursing Facility & Senior Citizens Clinic. The show is part of the troupe's Chamber of Humour format, which takes theatre into schools, colleges, factories, hospitals and care homes, blending entertainment with personal interaction and remembrance.

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World Politics & Diplomacy1h ago

Kratom, the 'Gas Station Heroin' Raising Alarm in the U.S., Draws Fresh Scrutiny After Student Deaths

Kratom, a Southeast Asian plant sold widely in the United States as a supplement, is facing renewed scrutiny after investigators found packaged kratom in the possession of two deceased University of Mississippi students. While officials have not attributed the deaths to the substance, the episode has intensified warnings about a product that is legal in some states, unregulated at the federal level and increasingly available in convenience stores, petrol stations and vape shops. Advocates describe it as a pain-relief lifeline; critics warn that its opioid-like effects and inconsistent contents can make it dangerous.

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World Politics & Diplomacy2h ago

U.S. Commits Another $267 Million to DRC Ebola Fight, Pressing Allies to Share Burden

The United States has announced an additional $267 million in direct health and humanitarian assistance to combat the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, bringing total U.S. support for the crisis to $887 million. The pledge, unveiled during the U.N. General Assembly's high-level week in New York, expands treatment capacity, surveillance, safe burials and protective equipment while underscoring Washington's call for other capable nations to step up.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health8h ago

Timor-Leste Wins WHO Malaria-Free Certification After Two-Decade Fight

The World Health Organization has certified Timor-Leste as malaria-free, marking a major public health milestone for the young nation after a sustained, nationwide campaign that began soon after independence in 2002. Health officials say the achievement reflects years of political commitment, expanded diagnostics, free treatment and vector control, while warning that vigilance remains essential to prevent malaria's return.

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Pharma, Biotech & Global Health8h ago

WHO and EIB Global Sign €10 Million Grant to Rebuild Lebanon's Public Health Capacity

The World Health Organization and EIB Global have signed a €10 million grant to help strengthen public health services across Lebanon, with a focus on restoring the country's Central Public Health Laboratory and expanding care for patients with chronic illnesses. The agreement, announced at the EIB Group Forum in Luxembourg on 6 March 2025, is aimed at supporting more than 50,000 people living with diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.

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