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New cancer-fighting gum chews away at 93% of oral HPV (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. You may soon be able to walk and chew cancer-fighting gum at the same time. Researchers have bioengineered chewing gum to attack three microbes linked to oral cancer, including human papillomavirus, the most common sexually transmitted infection. It was 93% effective in reducing the virus in saliva samples. The research team, led by University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine professor Henry Daniell, set out to find an antiviral protein t
Polymarket sued for $170K over Trump ‘Khamenei’ prediction bet (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A Polymarket bettor who says he correctly predicted President Trump would say “Khamenei” back in March is suing the prediction market giant for $170,000 in damages after the site claimed Trump never said the word. A few weeks after the war with Iran began on Feb. 28, Polymarket asked bettors a simple yes or no question: would Trump say the words “Khamenei” or “Ayatollah” during the week of March 15? The bet was part of Polymarket’s recurring serie
Exclusive | Black market NYC puppy mill sells dogs out of stroller in Midtown (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. NYC’s black-market mobile puppy mill is still on the move — and it’s bigger and bolder than ever. This week, four men were seen hawking shaggy, brown designer pups for $1,500 each out of a white Mercedes SUV in broad daylight in the middle of the bustling Diamond District. The sighting on West 47th Street was at least the fifth time in less than a year the same shady puppy peddlers — in the same luxury van with covered license plates parked in a n
Exclusive | Cristiano Ronaldo-obsessed NYC 5-year-old opens lemonade stand to raise money for World Cup Lego set (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A Ronaldo-obsessed East Village boy wanted a LEGO set of his soccer hero so badly he set up a lemonade stand to earn it — and raked in six times more than he needed. Mason Whittaker, 5, spotted a limited-edition, $80 Cristiano Ronaldo LEGO set on Amazon — part of the toy giant’s FIFA World Cup collection — and had to have it. “He’s absolutely obsessed,” his mom Heather Doll told The Post. “I mean, he cried when Portugal lost because Ronaldo is his
New sensor could help detect Parkinson’s disease in human tears — less painful, invasive than blood test (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A quick cry could one day save your life. Brazilian researchers have developed a tiny sensor that can detect early signs of Parkinson’s disease in human tears — a method they say is faster, cheaper and far less invasive than the blood tests currently used to measure dopamine levels. Dopamine tends to drop in Parkinson’s patients a full decade before physical symptoms like tremors appear, making early detection critical, said Mark Frasier, chief sc
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