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The arrival of Julia, a Neomonachus seal, spars concerns she may suffer trauma from beachgoers, prompting volunteers and authorities to take shifts watching over her

Daniel Wolfson and guide battle weather conditions, lack of oxygen, perilous terrain before a rescue team can administer initial care in climbers Peak Expedition challenge to conquer 14 highest mountains

Millen Levi, 24, shares the pain and risks involved with hereditary angioedema – a rare disease that causes swelling and inflammation in the body's organs, and the revolutionary new treatments that ease it and even prevent passing the disease to the next generation

Foodborne infections are very common worldwide, particularly in places where the necessary conditions for storage, preparation, and serving of food aren’t well maintained, here are the most common ones to look out for

Threatened by food scarcity and warming waters, migrating Eubalaena Australis whales face challenges nourishing their newborns; Research reveals declining birth rates, jeopardizing their population

Inadequate awareness and reporting hinder the prevention of cases; Experts urge implementing measures needed to enhance safety, streamline procedures and elevate awareness

Ultra-Orthodox make up half of the capital's Jewish population and one-third of the cities residents; young families more likely to move , mostly to other Haredi strongholds

Doctors warn parents to watch for suspicious signs of ingestion or aspiration of a foreign object, even if they did not witness the incident and rush to receive care when needed

Opinion: Jerusalem is not an asset, but a call - a city that does not belong to any of the tribes of Israel, but to all of them together, and perhaps it would be more correct to say that all the tribes of Israel belong to it

Leaving a prestigious gala event, paparazzi photographers chased the car of the royal couple for two hours. 'This non-stop pursuit almost created multiple accidents involving vehicles, pedestrians and two NYPD officers'