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Today in Italy: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
Elaine Allaby - elaine.allaby@thelocal.com Published: 9 Jul, 2026 CET. Updated: Thu 9 Jul 2026 08:36 CET Staff at Italian high speed train company Italo were set to strike on Thursday. Photo by GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP Italo strike to affect long-distance rail travel, two killed in blast at fireworks factory, and more news on Thursday.
Why malaria is still killing Nigerians
Victor TalksHealth Nigeria accounts for 30.3 percent of every malaria death on earth. Treatments exist. Bed nets have been distributed by the hundreds of millions. A new strategic plan for 2026–2030 has just been launched. So why are more Nigerians still dying from malaria than from anywhere else in the world? The answers involve counterfeit
Awesome Experience Launches New Website for Psychiatric Care in Waldorf, Maryland
Waldorf psychiatric practice unveils enhanced digital platform featuring therapy, medication management, and telehealth services across Southern Maryland “Seeking psychiatric care should not feel overwhelming or impersonal.” — Dr. Siyami Takha, DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC WALDORF, MD, UNITED STATES, July 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- Awesome Experience Psychiatric Services, LLC has launched a newly redesigned website
Future Space Tourism and Space Industry Will End Up Being Great for the Environment
Global international tourism is massive with around 1.5 billion arrivals per year. This covers flights, cruises, road/rail travel, and more. Domestic tourism adds even more volume, but international arrivals give a solid benchmark for around the world leisure/business travel. Carbon Footprint of Global Tourism A comprehensive 2024 study (using 2019 data) estimates the total global
A future world within a conference: How Blockchain Futurist Conference brings web3 to life
Homepage > News > Business > A future world within a conference: How Blockchain Futurist Conference brings web3 to life TORONTO, ON – Blockchain Futurist Conference returns July 21-22, 2026, with a mission to bring Web3 to life. Taking place at Rebel Entertainment Complex and Cabana in Toronto, Canada’s largest Web3 and AI event gives
Future Health, MIT Solve announce global winners of Future Health Challenge
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Future of Marketing Briefing: YouTube’s creator data play is an on-ramp, not a destination
YouTube is giving brands something they’ve been asking for. The question is whether getting it makes them want something it can’t yet provide. The platform’s...
Future Health Challenge Awards USD 300,000 to Early Detection and Population Health Sensing Tools on Sidelines of World Health Assembly
Business Wire Business Wire Article content Global teams recognised in the Future Health Challenge for solutions designed to detect health risks earlier and support faster health system decisions THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Exclusive articles from Barbara Shecter, Joe O'Connor
DSA Addresses the Future of Payments at PayCLT Webinar and AI and Blockchain Conference at Cornell Tech
This sponsored press release was provided by DSA and was not written by Bitcoin.com News. Bitcoin.com News does not necessarily endorse the statements made within this announcement. PRESS RELEASE. Washington, D.C., May 2nd, 2026 — The Digital Sovereignty Alliance (DSA) , a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing clear and ethical public policy, research and education
From Flooded to Future Ready: Why Asia Pacific Cities must Become ‘Sponges’
Climate Change, Development & Aid, Environment, Featured, Global, Headlines, Sustainable Development Goals, TerraViva United Nations, Water & Sanitation Opinion A motorcycle rider riding through flood in Kolkata, India. Cities should transform into sponges to absorb flood as part of climate adaptation. Credit: Pexels/Dibakar Roy BANGKOK, Thailand, Apr 13 2026 (IPS) - As the Pacific recovers
Podcast: The future of quantum computing
Science & Nature The future of quantum information science and engineering promises computers with unprecedented speed and capabilities. Mikhail Lukin, an NSF-supported professor, discusses...
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Today in Italy: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday
Elaine Allaby - elaine.allaby@thelocal.com Published: 9 Jul, 2026 CET. Updated: Thu 9 Jul 2026 08:36 CET Staff at Italian high speed train company Italo were set to strike on Thursday. Photo by GABRIEL BOUYS / AFP Italo strike to affect long-distance rail travel, two killed in blast at fireworks factory, and more news on Thursday.
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Why malaria is still killing Nigerians
Victor TalksHealth Nigeria accounts for 30.3 percent of every malaria death on earth. Treatments exist. Bed nets have been distributed by the hundreds of millions. A new strategic plan for 2026–2030 has just been launched. So why are more Nigerians still dying from malaria than from anywhere else in the world? The answers involve counterfeit
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Awesome Experience Launches New Website for Psychiatric Care in Waldorf, Maryland
Waldorf psychiatric practice unveils enhanced digital platform featuring therapy, medication management, and telehealth services across Southern Maryland “Seeking psychiatric care should not feel overwhelming or impersonal.” — Dr. Siyami Takha, DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC WALDORF, MD, UNITED STATES, July 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- Awesome Experience Psychiatric Services, LLC has launched a newly redesigned website
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Over 8.8million children live with sickle cell disease in Sub-Saharan Africa —Lancet
A new large-scale systematic review and modelling analysis has estimated that more than 8.8 million children and adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa were living with sickle cell disease (SCD) in 2023, highlighting a significant but largely preventable public health burden across the region. The study, published in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health, combined data from
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Manufacturing rebounds as truck traffic points to stronger economy
Two high-frequency economic indicators released today suggest parts of the economy are recovering from the hit of high fuel prices and Middle East uncertainty after a shaky few months. The BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI) surged to 59.7 in June, from 51.3 in May and 50.6 in April. A reading above 50 indicates expansion