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Why Doctors Are Last to Know What’s in the Drug Supply - Time Magazine
TIME Magazine • Nov 1, 2026

Why Doctors Are Last to Know What’s in the Drug Supply - Time Magazine

The illicit drug supply has changed rapidly over the last few months, with nitazenes, medetomidine, cychlorphine, and other novel synthetic substances appearing in rapid succession. Rapid tests for emerging substances are being developed and marketed with impressive speed, and th...

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Virgo, November 2026: Your Monthly Horoscope - VICE
Vice News • Nov 1, 2026

Virgo, November 2026: Your Monthly Horoscope - VICE

Someone mentions a problem, and your brain is already three steps into the solution. A friend complains about their landlord, and you’re pulling up tenant rights before they finish the sentence. Your partner sighs at the sink, and you’re reorganizing the dish rack. You’re a fixer...

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Leo, November 2026: Your Monthly Horoscope - VICE
Vice News • Nov 1, 2026

Leo, November 2026: Your Monthly Horoscope - VICE

Your standards are sky-high, Leo, and you’re not shy about them. You expect a lot from your friends, your partners, your coworkers, and the barista who keeps getting your order wrong. Most of all, you expect a lot from yourself. That bar has pushed you to make bold work and love ...

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Doberman's cries lead mother to baby's rare heart condition at 280 bpm
The Times of India • Nov 1, 2026

Doberman's cries lead mother to baby's rare heart condition at 280 bpm

A six-month-old baby in England was diagnosed with a rare heart condition after his family's pet Doberman began crying and refusing to leave his side. Concerned by the dog's unusual behaviour, his mother took him to hospital, where doctors found his heart beating at 280 beats per...

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