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1.6m Britons over 50 unable to work due to long-term sickness
More than 1.6 million people aged 50 and above in the United Kingdom are unable to work owing to long-term sickness as the country's healthcare system is teetering on the brink of collapse, a new study reveals. 
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US suicides increased in 2021, especially among teens, younger people
Suicide is a serious public health problem among all age groups in the United States and has increased among youth age 10 to 34 in 2021 after two years of decline, according to the Washington post new report.
US suicides increased in 2021, especially among teens, younger people
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Asia's largest tulip garden re-opens in Indian-controlled Kashmir
Asia's largest tulip garden has opened its door to visitors in the Indian controlled Kashmir, two years after continued closure due to the pandemic.
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COVID-19 Omicron variant
A return to normalcy after almost two years of the COVID-19 pandemic appeared to be within reach, that is, until the emergence of the dangerous variant Dubbed Omicron.
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Iran can alleviate global fuel crisis if sanctions lifted
As the world slowly recovers from the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, just before winter sets in, demand for fuel is surging and so are the prices of oil and its byproducts.
Iran can alleviate global fuel crisis if sanctions lifted
Society3 years ago
Skeptical US hospital workers choose dismissal over vaccine
About 150 skeptical American workers at at Houston Methodist Hospital have chosen dismissal over vaccine.
Skeptical US hospital workers choose dismissal over vaccine
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US COVID-19 death toll hits 700,000
The United States surpassed 700,000 coronavirus-related deaths on Friday, according to a Reuters tally.
US COVID-19 death toll hits 700,000
Economy3 years ago
US jobless claims rise for third straight week
New applications for jobless benefits rose for the third consecutive week in the US, according to data released Thursday by the Labor Department.
US jobless claims rise for third straight week
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