Nairobi slum scavenging sparks pandemic fears in waste dump
Kenyan researcher James Miser Akoko surveys Nairobi's 30-acre Dandora dump where scavengers collect contaminated plastics and cloth while marabou storks watch and livestock forage. In Korogocho slum 150,000 residents live near a pot of simmering intestines as concerns grow over zoonotic disease risk.
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Rise in middle school crisis linked to self harm trends
The CDC reports a sharp rise in death by own action among 10 to 14 year olds, doubling the rate since 2007 and surpassing car crashes. In 2014, 425 middle schoolers died by self harm. Experts cite academic pressure, economic uncertainty, terrorism fears, and social media driven bullying as key factors affecting coping skills and safety.
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In Geneva a Coop outlet markets Heimat cigarettes containing 20 percent CBD and hemp, with up to 1 percent THC, launching in 700 stores nationwide on July 24. Customers report mellow effects while manufacturers claim health benefits. The product is advised to be kept within Switzerland due to international THC limits.
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