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Global Under-16 Social Media Ban Faces Legal and Credibility

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Latest: Azerbaijan bans social media access for minors under 16

The global movement to restrict social media access for minors faces intensifying legal, technical, and credibility challenges. In Canada, the federal government has introduced Bill C-34 to block access for children unde

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NFL player neurodegenerative disease risks

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Latest: NFL players face high CTE risk in new brain study

Research has increasingly highlighted the neurological health risks faced by former NFL players. An initial study in Clinical Medicine indicated that while former athletes may live longer than the average person and face

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Thigh muscle mass and longevity research

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Latest: Thigh circumference linked to lower cardiovascular risk and mortality

Scientific research indicates a strong correlation between thigh muscle mass or circumference and increased longevity. A meta-analysis of over 2.5 million people published in the British Medical Journal found that every

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Dietary impacts on cardiovascular and cancer risks

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Latest: Dietary studies link spicy peppers and sugary drinks to cancer risks

Medical research has presented conflicting findings regarding the health impacts of spicy food consumption. Initial large-scale studies conducted in China and the United States suggested that frequent consumption of sp

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European ice cream market consumption trends

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Latest: Spain ice cream consumption and spending rise

Recent data indicates rising ice cream consumption and market value across European markets. In France, total sales exceeded €1 billion in 2025, driven by a trend where consumption is no longer strictly limited to the s

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