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NHS England Prepares to Restrict Public Access to Source Code
NHS England plans to limit public access to software code repositories by 2026. This decision addresses concerns over AI scanning for vulnerabilities.
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Marathon Milestones: Sub-Two-Hour Barrier Broken Amid Super-Shoe Era
Sabastian Sawe completed the 2026 London Marathon in 1:59:30, breaking the sub-two-hour barrier, while Yomif Kejelcha set a debut record.
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Medicine Shortages Continue to Affect Pharmacies and Patients Across England
Pharmacies in England face shortages of around 120 essential medicines, impacting treatments for chronic conditions, according to NHS England.
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Multiple Studies
A study describes a correlation between high consumption of ultra-processed foods and diminished attention scores, according to researchers.
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Assisted Dying Bill Stalls in Lords After Amendments Delay Progress
The House of Lords delayed the Assisted Dying Bill due to over 1,200 amendments. Its progress was halted before the session concluded.
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Bengaluru Schools Expand Student-Led Climate Action Initiatives
Bengaluru's Climate Action Clubs now include over 725 schools, aiming to expand to 6,000, focusing on sustainability and resource management.
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Clothing Recycling Systems Struggle To Keep Pace With Global Textile Waste
A report indicates that only a fraction of the 120 million metric tons of textile waste is managed by recycling systems, according to published data.
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Trump Executive Order Directs Federal Support for Psychedelic Drug Research
An Executive Order by Trump allocates $50 million for state-led psychedelic drug research. This aims to expedite investigational pathways, reports say.
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Digital Twins in the Workplace Raise Legal and Ethical Questions
Digital twin technology simulates employee behavior for productivity analysis, raising legal and privacy concerns, according to industry reports.