2 Beaten-Down Stocks Primed for a Comeback

The market is sleeping on these stocks, but you don't have to. Equity markets are said to be forward looking. However, sometimes they fail to look far enough into the future by reacting too harshly to the challenges some companies face in the...

Tragic Synagogue terror attack victim is pictured after 2 killed in horror knife rampage – as 4 remain in hospital

ONE of the men who tragically died after the horror rampage at a synagogue yesterday has been pictured – as four people remain in hospital. Melvin Cravitz, 66, and Adrian Daulby, 53, were killed in the horror that unfolded outside Heaton Park...

Denmark PM apologizes for forced contraception of Greenland’s Inuit women

News Former Greenland Prime Minister Mute Egede called the contraceptive program, which resulted in many sterilized women, a 'genocide.' (LifeSiteNews) — Denmark Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen apologized to Greenland’s indigenous women for...

News digest: Empty chair in Denmark, bloody shirt in court

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Danish biotech company Genmab acquires Dutch Merus for $8 billion

AK&M 01 October 2025 18:35 The Danish biotech company Genmab A/S has entered into an agreement to acquire the Dutch Merus NV. This is reported in the Genmab press release. The transaction value is $8 billion ($97 per share, which is 41% higher...

Denmark’s drone humiliation weakens us all

Copenhagen’s plane spotters gather outside the cheery Flyvergrillen café on the airfield perimeter. In the afternoon sun last Friday, laconic men in windcheaters munched the national favourite of polsemix (sliced sausage, raw onions, chips and...

Common depression drugs among those linked to autism after Trump's bombshell Tylenol announcement

Autism rates in the US have increased approximately 380 percent since monitoring began in 2000, with recent data showing one in 31 children are affected. Health experts around the world have been trying to find a cause for the rapid rise, and last...

Denmark to back EU trade deal with Morocco covering Sahara goods

The Danish Parliament’s European Affairs Committee learned on Friday that the EU’s revised trade deal with Morocco will continue to cover goods from Morocco’s southern provinces, according to a confidential briefing obtained by local media...

What comes next for your health, and when?

New AI model maps the risk of certain diseases years in advance. AI is transforming medicine. With more and more accuracy, it’s helping doctors diagnose patients. Our medical history offers valuable insight into potential health issues. But what...

AI Delphi-2M Predicts 1000+ Disease Risks — Benefits & Risk

Delphi-2M, a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) model, estimates an individual’s risk for more than 1000 diseases up to 20 years in advance by analyzing electronic health records and lifestyle data. Developed by the European Molecular...

Fico Skips EU Summit in Copenhagen Over Health Issues

Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) did not travel on Wednesday to the European Union and European Political Community summit taking place in Copenhagen, Denmark. The reason is health problems, as confirmed to the media by Alexander Kováč from...

A Giant in Medicine: Tribute to Drummond Rennie

Nephrologist Drummond Rennie died on 12 September 2025, aged 89. He was deputy editor at the New England Journal of Medicine and at JAMA, for a total of 36 years. Drummond’s key interest was to improve the quality of medical research. He made...

Health Systems Could Reclaim Billions by Cutting Meat Consumption, Study Finds

Zero Carbon Analytics (ZCA) released a sobering new analysis showing that even incremental cuts in red and processed meat consumption in high-income countries could unlock billions of dollars in much-needed health savings. According to the study,...

Pharma giant Pfizer secures three-year reprieve from Trump tariffs with deal to cut US drug prices

NEW YORK - Pfizer secured a three-year reprieve from US President Donald Trump’s long-threatened tariffs on the pharmaceutical industry on Sept 30 by agreeing to slash some of its US drug prices by up to 85 per cent and selling directly to the...

How The Trump Administration’s Pharmaceutical Tariff Plan May Affect You

You've probably seen both praise and criticism of President Donald Trump's new tariffs while scrolling through your feeds. On top of higher grocery bills from inflation, you may have already noticed about a 10% jump in prices on some imported...

Multiple hospitals ‘locked down’ after two killed in synagogue terror attack & ‘knifeman’ shot dead

HOSPITALS across Manchester were reportedly put on "lockdown" today following a terror attack at a synagogue that killed two people. Several people were also seriously injured in the horror incident that saw a car driven into a crowd and people...

This Country Was Just Named the Best Place in the World to Retire in 2025 for Its Health Care, Equality, and Quality of Life

Retirement years can bring new adventures and cultural experiences, especially for those who choose to relocate abroad. The new 2025 Global Retirement Index highlighted Norway as the best country for retirees. The report evaluated 44 developed...

Multiple hospitals ‘on lockdown’ after two killed in synagogue ‘terror attack’ & ‘knifeman’ shot dead

HOSPITALS across Manchester have reportedly been put on “lockdown” after a suspected terrorist attack at a synagogue. Two people have died and several more were injured after a car was driven into a crowd and people were stabbed outside Heaton...

Press review: EU divided on Ukrainian reparations loan as Denmark targets Russian tankers

MOSCOW, October 2. /TASS/. The EU is divided over a proposal to fund a Ukrainian "reparations loan" with frozen Russian assets; Denmark and its allies are preparing tougher measures against tankers carrying Russian oil through the Baltic straits;...

Europe Faces a 1.2 Million Clinician Shortfall

The European Union is short by at least 1.2 million healthcare professionals — doctors, nurses, and midwives — according to the European Parliamentary Research Service, placing unprecedented pressure on already stretched services. A Brussels...