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Topical Fungal Creams: Branded vs Generic – Who Saves Money?

July 25, 2026

In India, skin fungi are a common problem. The market sells both expensive brand‑name creams and cheaper generic ones. Patients often need long treatment because the infections come back or they stop early. This creates a heavy health cost. Because prices vary so much, doctors and patients must kno

business

The New Rules for Flying Private

July 25, 2026

Private jets are no longer just a status symbol; they’re becoming high‑tech, mobile offices and gyms. A recent study shows that in 2025 there were almost four million private flights, a jump of more than thirty percent since before the pandemic. This boom has pushed owners to rethink what they need

finance

Russian Banks Step In to Cover Growing War‑Spending Gap

July 25, 2026

Russia’s finance ministry is turning to state banks for help as the country’s war budget ballooned past six trillion rubles in just half a year. The government has issued two large floating‑rate bond packages, one worth 500 billion rubles and another for a trillion, to try to fill the hole left by f

health

Syphilis on the Rise: Why We Need New Strategies

July 25, 2026

The number of syphilis infections is growing fast, especially among men who have sex with men, people living with HIV, newborn babies, and women who can become pregnant. Even though we have vaccines for prevention and medicines to treat the disease, many people still catch it. One big problem

health

PDRN From Salmon: The New Skin Booster That Works

July 25, 2026

Salmon DNA is now a buzzword in skincare, but what makes it special? The ingredient, called PDRN, comes from tiny DNA pieces taken from salmon sperm. After a strict cleaning process that removes any harmful stuff, the DNA is safe for skin use because it looks just like our own cells to the body. Wh

science

Texas Sharks Take the Spotlight on National TV

July 25, 2026

The annual Discovery Channel show that started as a science lesson has turned into a pop‑culture event, and this year it will feature a Texas expert. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is stepping onto the national stage for the first time, bringing local paleontologist Ron Tykoski into a tel

entertainment

New Space Adventure: How a 2004 Show Outshined Its 1978 Predecessor

July 25, 2026

The channel Syfy launched a fresh take on the classic 1978 space saga in 2004. Instead of simply polishing old footage, it reimagined the story entirely, turning familiar names into new characters with different motives and emotions. The reboot kept only the skeleton of the original: a war‑torn f

opinion

Tents, Marketing and the Homeless: A New Kind of Campaign

July 25, 2026

A Los Angeles cannabis‑additive maker has stirred controversy by handing out more than 500 branded tents to people without homes on Skid Row. The company says the move was a win‑win: it gives shelter and promotes its logo at the same time. A store manager explained that there was no hidden agenda, o

lifestyle

Choosing the Right Backyard Fire Feature

July 25, 2026

Deciding on a fire feature for your outdoor area can feel like picking the perfect piece of furniture. The goal is to add warmth and a gathering spot without overwhelming your space. Start by looking at how you use the yard. Do you host big parties or prefer quiet evenings? If entertaining is a pri

health

Pancreas Surgery Saves Babies in Sudan Despite Limited Resources

July 25, 2026

In a hospital in Sudan, doctors faced a tough challenge: treating babies whose insulin keeps dropping blood sugar too low. The disease is called congenital hyperinsulinism, and it can be life‑threatening if not stopped quickly. Because the country does not have many high‑tech tools, doctors often