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‘Profiteering off children’: care firms in England accused of squeezing cash from councils

A local authority leader claims private equity groups are exploiting vulnerable youngsters in care homes in the pursuit of profit

The Guardian - UK

The power of choice: a case for life-saving modern contraception

The article highlights high-risk pregnancies in India, emphasizing the importance of contraception, family planning, and women's empowerment.

The Hindu

Alabama Medical Groups Seek Revisiting Frozen Embryo Ruling

Medical organizations in Alabama challenge court ruling equating frozen embryos to children, impacting fertility treatments and raising legal concerns.

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I have worked as a celebrant for years, and yet I still wonder – why do people get married?

Over much of recorded history, marriage was more about property than love. Perhaps it can now become something else

The Guardian - AU

WCD department to brand products made by children in homes under Nirbhaya cell

The Hindu

Organ donations rising in Karnataka, but not enough to keep pace with demand

The heart, two kidneys, liver, pancreas, small intestine, and lungs can be donated. The same donor can save more than 50 lives through tissue donation.

The Hindu

I’m glad the debate on assisted dying is forging ahead. But few understand why it frightens so many

Everyone deserves the right to a good death. Yet fears disabled people have about being coerced into euthanasia are justified, writes Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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UK government law on assisted dying a mess, says Esther Rantzen

Broadcaster who has cancer says she wants the choice of a ‘pain-free, dignified, private’ death

The Guardian - UK

S Korea Tells Striking Medics To Return On Deadline Or Risk Prosecution

Most striking doctors have not returned to work despite a deadline, South Korea's health minister said Thursday, warning of legal action if medics do not end work stoppages that have plunged hospitals into chaos.

International Business Times

Fears for future as South Korea’s fertility rate drops again

South Korea has the lowest fertility rate in the world, with the population expected to halve by 2100.

Al Jazeera

Thomas Kingston: the remarkable life of the royal who died by suicide after struggling with anti-depressants

The ‘exceptional’ financier, one-time hostage negotiator and husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor died by suicide last February. Maddy Mussen reports on his private but remarkable life

Evening Standard

Lady Gabriella Kingston's husband 'happy and positive' at London event days before shock death

An inquest will be held to establish the cause of Thomas Kingston’s death

Evening Standard

‘Karnataka should focus on achieving doctor-population ratio on a par with developed countries’

Karnataka aims to improve doctor to population ratio to match global standards, emphasized at RGUHS convocation.

The Hindu

Prince William Pulls Out Of Engagement Over 'Personal Matter'

Britain's Prince William, whose wife Catherine is recovering from surgery and father King Charles III is undergoing cancer treatment, on Tuesday pulled out of attending a memorial service, citing a "personal matter".

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Calls to ban life insurers from discriminating with DNA

Doctors and politicians are calling on the government to ban life insurers from using genetic test results to discriminate against customers.

The Hindu

Nursing student tops with five gold medals at RGUHS

In a first, a student from the nursing stream will receive the most number of gold medals at the 26th annual convocation of the Rahul Gandhi University of Health and Sciences (RGUHS) to be held on Tuesday.

Golf Monthly

Why Golf Clubs Need To Wise Up To Ageism

Golf clubs should be savvy about their senior section and we take a look at what considerations should be made for this membership sector

The Guardian - UK

Canada’s assisted dying laws in spotlight as expansion paused again

Canada has one of the highest rates of euthanasia in the world, with 4.1% of deaths aided by doctors, but moves to make it more accessible are being questioned

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The Guardian - AU

A final wild gift: who’d have guessed this time with Dad as he’s dying could be so ineffably precious?

As Myfanwy Jones and her family cared for her father in his last days, she was struck by the beauty, the memory and the burrowing in

The Guardian - UK

Pregnant women and new mothers shouldn’t be sent to jail, UK public says

Poll shared with Observer shows high support for reform of prison sentencing to stop ‘lives being torn apart’

Marie Claire

Kate Middleton has just made a major staff change amid her recovery

The Hindu

Time for United Nations to have a female Secretary General: Dr. Ayoade Alakija

Renowned global health leader advocates for female UN Secretary General at Raisina Dialogue, emphasizing need for gender representation.

Woman & Home

Exclusive: Jo Whiley says she's 'grateful' to be ageing as she reflects on how loss changed her outlook - 'life can change so quickly'

In our exclusive interview, Jo Whiley admitted she 'thanks God' she's alive and well instead of worrying about getting older

The Guardian - UK

Birthrate in UK falls to record low as campaigners say ‘procreation a luxury’

Total fertility was 1.49 children per woman in 2022 amid rising housing and childcare costs

The Guardian - UK

Seeing same GP ‘improves patient health and cuts workload of doctors’

Study analysing data from 10m consultations in England also says practice can free up millions of appointments

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