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Bureaucrats can’t hold KSPCB chairman’s post in ex officio capacity beyond six months: Karnataka High Court

High Court of Karnataka rules post of KSPCB chairperson can't be occupied by ACS/PS ex officio beyond 6 months. Court terms govt's Aug 31 corrigendum, ending incumbent's tenure, as "illegal". Guidelines revised to allow govt wide discretion to not fill vacancy "without assigning any reason". Bench directs govt to rephrase…

The Hindu

4 civil and 11 police officers totaling 15 suspended in cash-for-job Assam's APSC scam

The Assam government has ordered the immediate suspension of 15 officers, 4 state civil servants, and 11 senior police officers, in line with the recommendation made by a committee that was mandated to look into the alleged Assam Public Service Commission scam back in 2013. Read further on Dynamite News:

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AI Outperforms Doctors In Assessing Breast Cancer, Could Spare Women Unnecessary Surgery

Artificial intelligence model evaluates cancer cells and non-cancerous cells to determine treatment, potentially reducing chemotherapy

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Millions more people need lung cancer screening, ACS says

New guidelines from the American Cancer Society suggest millions more people should get yearly lung cancer screenings than were previously recommended to.

LiveScience

The American Cancer Society says more people should get screened for lung cancer

New guidelines say more current and former smokers should get screened on a yearly basis. New treatments for lung cancer make early detection of the lethal disease more important.

WEKU

5 million more American smokers—and former smokers—should now get screened for lung cancer annually. Here's why

Recent studies have shown that modifying screening requirements “could make a real difference in saving lives," the American Cancer Society says.

Fortune

More than half a million US households live with plumbing poverty

Census data shows plumbing poverty — the lack of access to running water and/or an indoor bath or shower — heavily impacts native populations.

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Fans Loved Tom Brady’s Getting Another Ring from Aces’ WNBA Championship

The legendary quarterback continues to have a winning touch in sports.

Sports Illustrated

Most women don’t know these four breast cancer warning signs

These warning signs should prompt you to see a specialist immediately—yet many women don’t recognise them as symptoms

The Independent UK

Police ‘failing to attend violent shop thefts because criminals have already fled’

Businesses and workers call for action as workers face ‘unprecedented levels of thefts’

The Independent UK

‘Violent attacks on shop workers not being responded to by police’

A coalition of retailers and shopworkers is calling for three key commitments from police forces to tackle a rise in shop theft.

The Independent UK

‘It’s organised looting’: UK in grip of a shoplifting epidemic, say store owners

Shop thefts have more than doubled in the past three years, costing retailers £953m a year, according to the British Retail Consortium

The Guardian - UK

How Spiders Can Transfer Mercury Contamination To Animals

Mercury poisoning can lead to digestive problems and even to kidney or brain damage in animals.

Zenger

Why are US homes getting bigger while households shrink?

American single-family homes are 20% larger today than they were in 1990 — but households are the smallest they've been in eight decades.

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Skin cancer: Causes, types, prevention and treatment

Skin cancer, the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the skin, is mainly caused by exposure to ultraviolet radiation from the sun and tanning equipment.

The Times of India

Bihar Education dept orders prefabricated classrooms, guest teachers to overcome shortage in govt schools

PATNA: The Bihar Education Department has ordered government schools facing shortage of classrooms to construct prefabricated classrooms to accommodate students, an official said.

Fortune

Police offered free coffee in upmarket stores John Lewis and Waitrose to deter thieves

Retailers in the U.K. lost $1.3 billion worth of sales last year because of shoplifting—retailers are trying innovative ways to crack down on it.

The Times of India

Haryana violence: Total 93 FIRs registered; 176 arrested, says state home secretary

CHANDIGARH: A total of 93 FIRs have been registered till Thursday and 176 persons have been arrested by the Haryana police in connection with the Nuh violence.

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Neil Gray: Wellbeing economy makes 'sound business sense'

NEIL Gray has said a implementing a wellbeing economy makes “sound business sense” after hundreds of charities and organisations called for…

Fortune

YouTube star Grace Helbig reveals her ‘shocking’ breast cancer diagnosis

“Do not be afraid to ask a doctor what you might think is a stupid question,” the vlogger, who has 2.6 million YouTube subscribers, urged her fans.

Manchester Evening News

Convenience stores hit by record 1.1 million thefts

Shop owners are calling on police to draw up a 'most wanted' list of repeat offenders

Reason

Did NYC Schools Retaliate Against Parents Who Asked Too Many Questions?

Parents of disabled children say the schools filed false neglect reports against them.

Reason

NYC's Child Protection Agency Lobbying To Weaken Parents' Rights Bill

A bill advancing the New York State Assembly would require child welfare agents to inform parents of their legal rights when beginning an investigation of child abuse or neglect.

The Guardian - UK

‘One guy uses us like a larder’: the British shoplifting crisis – as seen from the tills

In Britain, shop thefts have more than doubled in the past six years, reaching 8m in 2022. We spent a day talking to shopkeepers in Manchester, where raids on the shelves are a regular occurrence

LiveScience

Is vaping healthier than smoking?

Experts agree that all else being equal, it is better to vape than to smoke traditional cigarettes, but e-cigarettes come with their own risks.

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