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Mothers’ stress may lead to preterm births, faster aging in children

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Why do some people age faster than others? One potential answer, a new study led by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) indicates,...

10.7% of 10- to 17-year-olds in New York are obese, study finds

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The obesity rate among youth aged 10 to 17 in New York stood at 10.7% last year, the fifth lowest percentage among the 50...

Canada unveils largest economic relief package since WW2

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Canada's federal government will spend C$100b ($77b) to kick-start the country's post-pandemic economy.

Global CCS capacity grew by a third, but much more needed: Report

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Global carbon capture and storage (CCS) capacity grew by a third in the past year, but it was far too slow to meet global...

Amnesty accuses Facebook, YouTube of complicity in Vietnam rights abuses

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US-based companies Facebook and YouTube are allowing themselves to become tools of Vietnam’s “industrial-scale” attempt to censor information and harass government critics, in an...

Canary Islands see tourism improving in 2021, but still far below pre-pandemic levels

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Authorities on Spain’s Canary Islands expect a partial recovery of the archipelago’s tourism industry in 2021 as vaccines and testing allow for travel restrictions...

GM rethinks planned stake in electric vehicle maker Nikola

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General Motors will not be taking a stake in the electric vehicle company Nikola, and the company said that it was scuttling one of...

Virus shouldn’t be sole focus for Biden economic aide

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By Michael R. Strain

IMF: Greek debt sustainable despite pandemic-linked spike

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The International Monetary Fund said that Greece’s huge public debt remains sustainable in the medium term despite “unprecedented uncertainty” to all sectors of the...

Ventilators may leave COVID survivors with windpipe injuries

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COVID-19 patients who end up on a ventilator may be at risk of rare but serious injuries to the throat, a new study suggests.
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