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Arsenic is a naturally occurring element found in the Earth’s crust. Exposure to arsenic, often through contaminated food and water, is associated with various negative health effects, including cancer.

Contact with any part of the weed can cause severe discomfort and blistering to the skin

Capra’s 170mm travel Core 1 looks a total bargain enduro/park bike, but how does it ride? Guy Kesteven has been sending it hard to see if you should be buying it

The World Intellectual Property Day this year was dedicated to women. The Hindu explains the gendered aspect of intellectual property laws, social barriers that prevent women from entering the patent system and what legal safeguards are needed to protect authors, inventors and creators’ rights.

South Africa's economy is at risk of going off the grid as recurring power cuts wreak havoc on the country's businesses and households. Alongside this energy crisis, the nation's central bank is sounding the alarm over potential threats to financial stability. These concerns stem from capital outflows and the possibility…

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Opencast, UNW, Newcastle Building Society, Hays Travel and CEO Sleepout

People are being asked to come forward to help

Brenda Mckenzie, 58, from London, had her world shattered in 2019 when she was diagnosed with Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma - a rare cancer that forms within white blood cells used to help regulate the body's immune system

The United States on Tuesday imposed sanctions on 17 people and entities based in China and Mexico who it accused of enabling production of counterfeit fentanyl-laced pills, as the Biden administration seeks to stem imports of the deadly drug.

In setting out to get more people on the stem cell register in a bid to find his ‘genetic twin’, Pete McCleave has found donors for more than 20 others around the world

James Benzel cried and hugged his donor, Luke Bugdol, when they met for the first time at DKMS’ annual London gala on Thursday.