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NAU shooting: One dead, three injured; Official Says

NAU shooting: One dead, three injured, Official Says

One person was killed and three were injured in a shooting on Northern Arizona University’s Flagstaff campus early Friday morning, according to police. The shooter has been taken into custody, NAU reported. The campus is not on lock down. Initial calls reporting shots fired came in at 1:20 a.m. Arizona time, the school said in a statement.

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Canada slips from Top 10 best places to die, study finds

Canada slips from Top 10 best places to die, study finds

Where on earth is the best place to die? This week, the Economist Intelligence Unit tried to answer that question with its second Quality of Death report, which ranked 80 countries on palliative care and end-of-life support. Here’s a look at the best, the worst, and why Canada couldn’t crack the Top 10. Great Britain is the best country in …

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Workplace depression often unrecognized, new study says

Workplace depression often unrecognized, new study says

More than half of workers with depression do not seek treatment, according to a recent study. The study, published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, investigated barriers to mental health care experienced by workers and the resulting impact on productivity. As many as 40 per cent of participants were experiencing significant depressive symptoms and, of that group, 52.8 …

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Ancient Mars had great lakes and rivers, scientists say

Ancient Mars had great lakes and rivers, scientists say

Scientists have uncovered evidence that Mars once had long-lasting lakes and rivers, unlike the extremely temporary appearances of liquid water that seem to exist on the Red Planet today. In a study published on the U.S. journal Science, the Curiosity research team determined that this water helped to fill the Gale Crater, where the rover landed more than three years …

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Elephants avoided extinction by evolving cancer-proof genes, Study

Researchers discover why elephants rarely get cancer

Elephants may hold the key to fighting cancer after scientists found that they carry a large number of genes that suppress tumours. The animals have 38 extra copies of an important gene known as p53 that makes cancerous cells self-destruct before they become dangerous. Humans only have two. But because elephants have so many, they rarely get cancer — despite …

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King Cobra Named Elvis Found underneath dryer in Ocoee home (Video)

King Cobra Named Elvis Found underneath dryer in Ocoee home

A king cobra snake that had been missing was found under a dryer in a garage not far from its owner’s home near Orlando. The venomous snake, named Elvis, disappeared from Airplane Repo star Mike Kennedy’s Florida home on 2 September. The 10ft (3m) cobra was found on Wednesday hiding under a clothes dryer in a woman’s garage about a …

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Internally decapitated toddler undergoes ‘miracle’ surgery (Video)

Internally decapitated toddler undergoes 'miracle' surgery (Video)

Sixteen-month-old Jaxon Taylor is laughing, walking and playing again after just a few weeks after being internally decapitated. The toddler was with his mum and nine-year-old sister Shayne when they collided head on with another vehicle at 110km/hr on September 15. Jaxon was airlifted from the site of the car crash to a hospital in Brisbane, Australia where he was …

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