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Recent studies show Europe’s summer heatwaves caused over 24,000 deaths in 2024, with 68% linked to climate change. Elderly populations are most affected, and wildfires intensified by rising temperatures have worsened health impacts. Experts warn urgent action is needed to adapt infrastructure and reduce risks.
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Recent studies reveal rising early-onset colorectal cancer linked to ultraprocessed foods, especially in young adults, while new detection methods and insights into aging suggest shifts in cancer risk and survival. These developments could influence future screening, dietary guidelines, and treatment approaches.
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Recent genetic analysis of Hitler's DNA confirms he had Kallmann syndrome, affecting puberty and sexual development, and dispels myths of Jewish ancestry. The research also suggests possible neurodiverse conditions. The findings, based on a bloodstained sofa sample, will feature in a Channel 4 documentary today.