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Some with severe sickle cell disease in England will now be able to access landmark CRISPR gene editing therapy, according to new health guidelines which were hailed as marking a “significant shift” in treatment for the blood disorder.
Camille Wilt, a trans-identifying male rugby player at Syracuse, was given All-Tournament honors at a women's rugby All-Star event.
Paris held its first edition of a competition for “the best mocktail” to mark Dry January, a month when people are encouraged to abstain from drinking alcohol.
An airline in the United States has recently made headlines for introducing a series of regulations for passengers’ clothing.
Civil society groups are concerned about the lack of European Commission guidance on banned artificial intelligence systems as the 2 February starting date for provisions of the AI Act dealing with these tools approaches.
England batter James Vince feels ECB's new No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) policy will see players picking T20 leagues over first-class cricket, and said the new guidelines even offers preferential treatment to the Indian Premier League. The England board had decided in November, 2024, to refrain from issuing NOCs to all-format players to play in the Pakistan Super League, scheduled for April-May this season, because the league clashes with the early rounds of the County Championship.
It took Nicole Wootton-Cane just 10 minutes to find someone willing to sell her weight loss jabs on TikTok. They didn’t ask questions about her age or medical history, or give her any guidance as to how to take the drug.
Manchester City and Manchester United both met the Premier League's financial guidelines for the 2023/24 period with no fresh charges being announced. According to the Times, every club adhered to the Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSRs).