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Moderna Stock Surges 57% on Cancer Vaccine Success

Moderna Stock Surges 57% on Cancer Vaccine Success

Moderna Inc. (NASDAQ:MRNA) surged 57.27% before the market opened on Wednesday after its personalized cancer vaccine met two key endpoints in a phase 3 trial for melanoma, according to TechStock².

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Ebola Outbreak in DRC Becomes Deadliest in History

Ebola Outbreak in DRC Becomes Deadliest in History

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is now the deadliest in its history, with 2,325 deaths reported since it was declared on 15 May, according to public health officials.

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Kurdish Hunger Striker Says ICE Force-Feeding ‘Mentally Broke Me’

Kurdish Hunger Striker Says ICE Force-Feeding ‘Mentally Broke Me’

A Kurdish man who was force-fed over eight months in U.S. immigration detention spoke out for the first time, calling the process psychologically damaging. Gabar Choli, now in Canada after deportation, described being physically restrained and fed through a nasal tube while on a hunger strike.

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Perez Hilton able to communicate, family shares update

Perez Hilton able to communicate, family shares update

Perez Hilton’s family confirmed he is able to communicate, offering hope as he recovers from a mental health crisis captured in a leaked TikTok video, according to a statement posted on his website.

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Martin O’Neill Hospitalized After Procedure, Considers Future

Martin O’Neill Hospitalized After Procedure, Considers Future

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill is in the hospital following a 'small procedure,' with the club saying he is expected to be released within the next day or two. Meanwhile, O'Neill has hinted that his second stint with the club could end by the end of the season.

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Virunga Park Protects People and Gorillas from Ebola Outbreak

Virunga Park Protects People and Gorillas from Ebola Outbreak

As the Ebola outbreak continues in eastern DRC, Virunga National Park is implementing health measures to protect communities and endangered mountain gorillas. According to park officials, these efforts aim to act as a natural barrier against the spread of the disease.

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