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After meeting with China’s top diplomat in Malaysia last summer, Secretary of State Marco Rubio uttered a line that made few waves at the time but would later help pave the way for an abrupt change.The United States and China, Mr. Rubio said, had an “opportunity here to achieve some strategic stability” and find areas of cooperation. He used the phrase again in February while talking about China in the Caribbean, also to little notice.Chinese officials picked up on Mr. Rubio’s remarks and suggested to their U.S. counterparts even rosier language to describe ties between the two nations, according to…

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It’s not possible to prevent hot flashes altogether, but they can be managed.[6]Beyond medication, certain lifestyle strategies may lessen the effects of hot flashes, including:[5]Cutting back on smokingTurning down the temperature in the room where you sleep at nightDrinking small amounts of cold waterMaintaining a moderate weight for your age and heightDressing in layers that can be removed in the event of a hot flashDiet and Dietary ChangesAvoid or limit foods that are known to trigger or aggravate hot flashes, such as:[6]AlcoholCaffeineSpicy foodsHot beveragesSome women consume foods that contain phytoestrogens (plant estrogen) to manage the hormonal changes that come with…

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A widely used supplement marketed for joint pain relief may be linked to faster progression of Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research from the University of Florida. The study found that people with mild cognitive impairment who reported taking glucosamine were more likely to progress to dementia than those who did not use the supplement. Researchers also uncovered evidence suggesting that glucosamine may interact with biological processes in the brain that are already disrupted in Alzheimer’s disease. The findings, published June 9 in Nature Metabolism, are based on a large analysis of patient health records combined with advanced imaging studies…

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The world often asks whether we can afford to invest in preparedness before a crisis occurs. The more relevant question is whether we can afford not to. Credit: UNICEF/Carmel Ndomba MbikayiOpinion by Mario Jimenez (washington dc)Tuesday, June 09, 2026Inter Press Service WASHINGTON DC, June 9 (IPS) – When the world learned that Ebola was spreading across parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, one fact stood out above all others: there was no approved vaccine for the virus responsible. Not because scientists only recently discovered it.Not because the technology does not exist.But because the world never made the…

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Hormone Fluctuations Can Cause Anxiety and DepressionThe shifting hormones in the years leading up to and after the end of periods cause a wide range of scientifically documented symptoms.Common physical issues include hot flashes, night sweats, hair loss, weight gain, vaginal dryness, and urinary issues known as the genitourinary syndrome of menopause.Before the 1990s, there was debate about whether shifting hormones also caused mental health problems in some women, says Nanette Santoro, MD, the chair of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Colorado in Aurora, and a prolific menopause researcher. In the decades since, evidence from a range of…

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4. AI for science is a very big deal. It’s early days yet, but the potential for AI to help make a genuine and important scientific discovery is greater than ever. Google DeepMind has developed Co-Scientist, a multipurpose tool that can help researchers dig up and compare previous results, generate hypotheses, and devise experiments to test them. OpenAI told me this year that its North Star is the goal of building a fully automated researcher by 2028. Mathematicians are excited too. Fundamental math underpins many everyday technologies, from internet security to video streaming. The last few months have seen a…

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The United States carried out airstrikes against several military targets in Iran on Tuesday, hours after President Trump vowed to retaliate for what he said was Iran’s downing of a U.S. Army helicopter gunship patrolling near the Strait of Hormuz.In a statement, U.S. Central Command said that the “self-defense” strikes carried out on Mr. Trump’s order were “a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.”Central Command later said that Air Force and Navy jets had struck Iranian air defenses, ground control stations and surveillance radar sites near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s state television reported explosions and air defense sirens early…

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