In 2007, a 19-year-old student at the University of Western Australia began noticing a recurring problem among her peers.

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Over the last few years, music festivals have gone from just concerts to full-blown experiences. It’s no longer just about the big names on stage – it’s about the vibe, the setting, and the ...

After decades of progress, childhood vaccination rates have started stalling or falling around the world in recent years, and Canada is not immune to the trend, suggests a new study from The Lancet.

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The deal includes a phased exchange involving 10 living Israeli hostages and 18 bodies in return for the release of around 1,236 Palestinian prisoners, alongside expanded humanitarian aid flows ...

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One of those elements found in Waldorf Astoria properties around the world inspired by the original is a nod to late 19 th century Peacock Alley, a 300-foot marble-lined corridor that connected two ...