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The Chinese city of Chengdu extended a lockdown for a majority of its more than 21 million residents on Thursday to prevent further transmission of COVID-19 while millions more in other parts of China were told to shun travel in upcoming holidays.

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Most common forms of the disease were leukemia and those affecting the central nervous system.

Precariousness of water system remains before services are fully restored after infrastructure failure, Chokwe Antar Lumumba says

Black business owners in Mississippi’s capital say the city’s broken water system poses dire costs for their bottom lines

"You must be honest with yourself," said Alex Lawrenson who is now cancer free after a gruelling course of chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant

For at least the third time in a dozen years, portable toilets are parked outside the ornate Mississippi Capitol because Jackson’s water system is in crisis

True gender parity is when institutions consider women as assets rather than it being just a diversity rectification issue

A federal judge in Riverside, California, declared a stem cell treatment firm operating in the state to be exempt from Food and Drug Administration regulations, opening the door to the further proliferation of clinics offering therapies the FDA says are scientifically unproven and potentially dangerous.