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Infant Mortality Rate Rises in US, First Time in 20 Years; Researchers Say It's 'Definitely Concerning' - Vimarsana News

Infant Mortality Rate Rises in US, First Time in 20 Years; Researchers Say It's 'Definitely Concerning'

The infant mortality rate in the US experienced a significant 3% increase last year, marking the largest surge in two decades.

Source: hngn.com
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California's Supervolcano's 'Impending Eruption' Halted By Giant Lid That Causes Earthquake Swarms - Vimarsana News

California's Supervolcano's 'Impending Eruption' Halted By Giant Lid That Causes Earthquake Swarms

The Long Valley Caldera has been covered with a layer of cooled, crystallized magma, lessening its risk for a supervolcanic eruption. Read more here.

Enormous Comet With Volcanic 'Horns' Is Barreling Toward Earth - Vimarsana News

Enormous Comet With Volcanic 'Horns' Is Barreling Toward Earth

A city-sized comet barreling towards Earth grew "horns" after a second massive volcanic eruption occurred on Oct. 5.

Male infertility on the rise worldwide scientists warn - Vimarsana News

Male infertility on the rise worldwide scientists warn

Male infertility is a growing concern worldwide, prompting experts to call for urgent action from governments and healthcare systems. In a consensus report published in the journal Nature Reviews Urology, scientists led by the University of Melbourne have outlined recommendations to address this serious medical condition

Source: theweek.in