No, Switzerland hasn't banned mammograms
Confusion is spreading online thanks to bizarre rumours about a supposed ban on mammograms in Switzerland.
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Drake blows big lead, beats Missouri in March Madness opener - ESPN
WICHITA, Kan. — Bennett Stirtz scored 21 points and No. 11 seed Drake, a team relying heavily on Division II transfers, held on after blowing most of a 15-point lead to beat sixth-seeded Missouri 67-57 on Thursday night in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
Duke's Cooper Flagg feeling good, confident after ankle injury - ESPN
RALEIGH, N.C. — Cooper Flagg says he is «pain free» after suffering an ankle injury that kept him out of the majority of Duke's ACC tournament championship run, and he expects to be fully healthy for the Blue Devils' NCAA tournament opener against Mount St. Mary's on Friday.
Beware of unproven cancer treatments advertised online, EU medicine regulators say
European medicines regulators are warning people against shady clinics and companies that promise miracle cures for cancer and other conditions amid reports that unproven treatments are being offered in several countries.
Fake painkillers are circulating in the Netherlands, authorities warn after man dies
Dutch authorities are warning people against ordering prescription painkillers online after a 30-year-old man died in Amsterdam after taking counterfeit oxycodone.
Yankees will likely have to wait to replace Gerrit Cole - ESPN
Gerrit Cole's season is over, now that he is headed for Tommy John surgery, and the New York Yankees will have to find a way to replicate the production of a Cy Young Award-winning pitcher, someone who is likely to one day make a speech on induction day in Cooperstown.
Keys and Fritz cruise into Indian Wells third round
INDIAN WELLS, California :Newly minted Australian Open champion Madison Keys crushed Anastasia Potapova 6-3 6-0 at Indian Wells on Saturday in her first match as a Grand Slam champion while fellow American Taylor Fritz also advanced in straight sets.
‘Utterly devastating’: Global health groups left reeling as European countries slash foreign aid
Some of Europe’s biggest global health funders are slashing their aid budgets, which health groups fear could spell catastrophe for countries reliant on foreign cash to combat malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, andemerging threats.