Sport

The popular sports show “College GameDay” from ESPN will be visiting Cameron Indoor Stadium for the highly anticipated Duke-UNC game. ESPN’s “College GameDay” will make a stop at Cameron Indoor Stadium for the Duke-UNC game, attracting a lot of attention from sports fans.

Written by Mark Bergin, a senior multiplatform producer for WRAL. Durham, N.C. ESPN’s “College GameDay” pregame basketball program will be broadcasted live from Durham. The pregame show for college basketball, which will last for two hours, will air live from Cameron Indoor Stadium on Saturday at 11 a.m. ET. Its purpose is to preview the

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Health Care

The global number of females who have undergone female genital mutilation has reached 230 million, which is 30 million higher than in 2016.

According to a report released by the United Nations children’s agency on Friday, more than 230 million females have experienced female genital mutilation, with the majority residing in Africa. According to a report released on International Women’s Day by UNICEF, approximately 30 million individuals have received a medical procedure in the past eight years that

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Health Care

After numerous alerts about the starvation caused by Israel’s blockade, children in Gaza start to lose their lives.

Due to Israel’s relentless airstrikes, blockades, and attacks in Gaza, there has been a persistent concern for famine in the region. Now, after many months of these warnings, there are reports of children succumbing to starvation. Severe hunger is predominantly affecting the northern region of Gaza, where isolation imposed by the Israeli military has resulted

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Health Care

The perpetrator of the Maine shooting suffered from a brain injury, but according to experts, this alone does not justify his violent actions.

Experts on brain injury are advising against making assumptions based on limited information about a soldier in the Army Reserve who committed the deadliest mass shooting in Maine last year, resulting in the death of 18 people. Researchers at Boston University studied a portion of Robert Card’s brain tissue and concluded that there were signs

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