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The Daily Beast

Ariana Grande's New Music Video Raises Health Concerns Among Fans

Ariana Grande's new music video has sparked concern among fans regarding her health due to her thin appearance. The video features interactions with actor Justin Long and has led to discussions about body image and the pressures faced by public figures. Grande has openly addressed the impact of body shaming on her mental health in past statements.

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New York Post

Study finds vaping affects genes associated with cancer and disease

A study has found that vaping can negatively impact health similarly to traditional cigarettes, with potential changes to genes linked to cancer and other diseases. The choice of flavor in vaping products may also play a role in these genetic effects.

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nbcnews.com

Fuel Spill Occurs on National Mall After 250th Anniversary Event

A fuel spill of over 30 gallons occurred on the National Mall following the Rededicate 250 event on May 17, 2026. The organizing group, Freedom 250, claims the incident was caused by vandalism and has initiated cleanup efforts in coordination with the National Park Service. The liability for cleanup costs remains uncertain.

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Al Jazeera English

UN warns of potential extreme weather impacts due to El Niño

The United Nations has cautioned that the upcoming El Niño could lead to intensified extreme weather events, such as floods, droughts, and heatwaves. UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the potential severity of these impacts this year.

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Ars Technica

China launches Long March 12B rocket aimed at reusability

China's Long March 12B rocket has been launched, marking a significant step in the country's pursuit of reusable launch vehicles. The competition involves multiple companies, with state-owned enterprises appearing to lead in the race for the first successful booster landing.

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New York Post

Study suggests weight loss drugs may reduce breast cancer risk

Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have found that women taking weight loss medications like Ozempic may be 30% less likely to develop breast cancer. This study adds to the evidence suggesting these drugs could have cancer prevention properties.

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Washington Examiner

WHO reports decrease in suspected Ebola cases in Congo

The WHO reported a significant decrease in suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dropping from 906 to 116. The reduction is attributed to the reclassification of many cases as other diseases. There are currently 321 confirmed cases in Congo and nine in Uganda, with ongoing challenges in managing the outbreak due to regional violence.

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New York Post

WHO Reports Drop in Suspected Ebola Cases to 116

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that the number of suspected cases of the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in Congo has dropped to 116. This follows the ruling out of hundreds of cases since the outbreak was announced on May 15.

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New York Post

Jill Biden discusses prostate cancer screenings and Joe Biden's health

Jill Biden commented on the medical oversight regarding Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis, indicating that doctors followed guidelines that limit screenings for older men. She also expressed uncertainty about the impact of his health on his ability to serve a second term.

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Deutsche Welle

Google's Debug Program to Release Sterile Mosquitoes in the US

Google's Debug research program plans to release millions of sterile mosquitoes in the US to combat disease-carrying species. This initiative employs the sterile insect technique to reduce mosquito populations, prompting discussions on the impact of human intervention in nature.

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Deutsche Welle

Kenyan Court Blocks US Quarantine Center Amid Protests

A Kenyan court has blocked a proposed quarantine center for US citizens, prompting President William Ruto to advise the public to stay calm. The World Health Organization has also reduced the count of suspected Ebola cases.

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Guardian — US

Medical Professionals Enter Politics in Response to Health Policy Changes

An increasing number of medical professionals are running for political office, motivated by recent health policy changes. Abdul El-Sayed, a former health director in Detroit, exemplifies this trend through his efforts to improve public health in the city after its financial crisis.

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Washington Examiner

National Science Foundation to Scale Back Ocean Monitoring Network

The National Science Foundation plans to scale back the Ocean Observatories Initiative, which has monitored ocean conditions for over a decade. The initiative will undergo a phased recovery of its infrastructure, with real-time observations ceasing but previously collected data remaining accessible.

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Fox News — Latest

Study Finds Yoga May Improve Quality of Life for Cancer Survivors

A study from the University of Rochester Medical Center suggests that a four-week yoga program may improve the quality of life for cancer survivors by reducing insomnia, fatigue, anxiety, and mood disturbances. The findings, presented at the 2026 ASCO Annual Meeting, indicate that yoga may enhance sleep quality and overall well-being among participants.

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