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Cattle Empire LLC, Satanta, Kansas, USA. Credit: Guilhem Alandry / HealthforAnimalsOpinion by Armin Wiesler (brussels, belgium)Saturday, June 27, 2026Inter Press Service BRUSSELS, Belgium, June 27 (IPS) – Animal disease is no longer a distant concern for farmers and veterinarians alone. It is increasingly visible in household budgets: global egg prices surged more than 60% during recent bird flu outbreaks. In South Africa, foot-and-mouth disease pushed beef prices up by 34%. These are not isolated fluctuations in price. They are reminders that when prevention falls short, families, farmers and food systems all pay the price. Exactly 15 years ago today, the world…

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If you’re currently taking or thinking about starting a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) medication for obesity, you’re likely sorting through a mix of medical guidance and input from others. To save time, reduce stress, and avoid misinformation, it helps to know which questions are best suited for your doctor and which to explore with your community — whether that’s support groups, social platforms, or peers.Input from both sides is equally important. “Most of the answers I’ve found didn’t come from one perfect medical appointment,” says Brenda Rogers, who takes a GLP-1 agonist and is a community ambassador with Obesity Matters. “They…

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A chance encounter with a young great white shark has prompted scientists to revisit more than a century and a half of records in an effort to better understand one of the Mediterranean Sea’s most elusive predators. On April 20, 2023, local fishermen accidentally caught a juvenile great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) off the coast of the eastern peninsula. The shark measured about 210 centimeters (nearly 7 feet) long and weighed between 80 and 90 kilograms (176 to 198 pounds). While great white sharks are among the world’s most recognizable marine animals, sightings in this part of the Mediterranean are…

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President Trump unveiled the design for a limited number of commemorative U.S. passports featuring his picture, making him the first living commander in chief whose image graces the travel document. The special passport includes an image of Mr. Trump leaning forward with the text from the Declaration of Independence behind him. Mr. Trump’s signature appears in bold black below the image. On the other side is an image of America’s founding fathers with “250” below them. “The U.S.A’s new passport, which says ’welcome but be good,’” Mr. Trump wrote on Truth Social, including an image of the document. Between 25,000…

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California’s governor, Gavin Newsom, called for a national “billionaires tax” on Friday as he fights a ballot measure targeting the ultra-wealthy in his home state.Newsom, who is expected to run for president in 2028, published his proposal the day after California officials certified a ballot measure to levy a one-time 5% tax on residents worth more than $1bn. The initiative, called the California Billionaire Tax Act, was brought by the Service Employees International Union-United Healthcare Workers West (SEIU-UHW) and would fund the state’s healthcare, education and food assistance programs.The initiative received more than 1.6m signatures – one of the highest…

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Left-wing Democrats have exulted after democratic socialists emerged victorious from House primaries in deep-blue New York districts this week.But centrist Democrats have reacted with a very different tone. Alarm.“We are capitalist, not socialist,” reads a letter, titled “The Promise to America,” signed by a group of moderate House Democrats two days after the primaries.With four months until the midterm elections, the outcomes in New York have deepened divisions in the Democratic Party, threatening to unleash a renewed internal debate about electability and how Democrats speak about capitalism. In Congress and elsewhere, some moderates have quickly distanced themselves from the victorious…

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Search-and-rescue teams from around the world arrived in Venezuela on Friday to assist the country’s efforts to save people trapped in rubble, two days after back-to-back earthquakes flattened hundreds of buildings and killed at least 920 people. Hundreds of people are believed to still be trapped.Dozens of countries have promised to send aid of some kind, with many of them providing emergency workers. They include:United States: The State Department has earmarked $150 million for relief efforts that will go to nonprofits and the United Nations. Search-and-rescue teams from Virginia, Los Angeles and Miami-Dade County have also arrived in Venezuela. A…

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Laundry Detergent and Other ProductsPeople with psoriasis should steer clear of laundry detergents and other products that contain certain ingredients, says Dr. Levine.“I recommend that patients with psoriasis avoid laundry detergents containing artificial scents, colorants, and bleach, as these can trigger flare-ups,” Levine says. “A good rule of thumb is: If a detergent contains bleach, is labeled as “brightening” or “softening,” or has a strong scent, it’s probably not the right choice.”But Dr. Honda says that in his experience, laundry detergents typically don’t pose a problem for those with psoriasis.“This is usually not an issue for patients with psoriasis,” he…

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Fructose and glucose are two common sugars found in many foods and drinks. Although they contain the same number of calories, new research suggests the brain responds to them in very different ways. Scientists at the Monell Chemical Senses Center discovered that fructose and glucose communicate with the brain through separate gut-brain pathways. Their findings indicate that these differences may influence food and beverage preferences and could help explain why certain sweetened products are especially appealing. The study, published June 10 in the journal Neuron, identified a specific signaling route that allows fructose to communicate with the brain. In experiments…

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