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New 'Razor Blade Throat' COVID Subvariant Spreading Globally

1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

A new COVID-19 subvariant known as “Nimbus” is spreading quickly around the world and is known for causing “razor blade throat” symptoms. Officially named NB.1.8.1, the subvariant has been under observation by the World Health Organization since May 23. While it’s not currently classified as a major threat, its rapid spread has raised concern among health experts.
Japanese Monk Adopts Abandoned Dog Who Goes On to Save Him From Bear Attack

1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

A Japanese monk who brought home an abandoned puppy was saved by the very same canine when he came across a bear in the woods. Tougen Yoshihara, the head monk at Youkoku Temple in Niigata, was walking through the woods with his one-year-old beagle, Chico, when a wild bear suddenly appeared in front of them. The bear, standing about 1.6 meters tall, caught Yoshihara completely off guard as he had never come face-to-face with such a large animal before.
Louvre Museum Closes Its Doors Amid Staff Strike

1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

The Louvre, the most-visited museum in the world, shut its doors on Monday after staff went on strike, claiming the institution is “crumbling” due to mass tourism. Thousands of visitors were left confused, standing in unmoving lines outside the iconic glass pyramid. Kevin Ward, from Milwaukee, said there were “thousands of people waiting” but “no explanation” from the museum.
Chinese Police Arrest Female Authors of 'Boys' Love' Fiction

1 week ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Police in China are conducting a major crackdown on female authors who write and share “boys’ love” (BL) romance fiction online, a genre that centers on romantic relationships between male characters. Many of the writers being targeted had published their work on Haitang, a Taiwanese website well known for its BL content. If found guilty, these authors could face fines, detention, or even time behind bars. Some of those caught up in the crackdown have shared their experiences on social media.
241 Dead After Air India Flight Crashes Minutes After Takeoff

2 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

An Air India flight bound for London’s Gatwick airport crashed less than a minute after taking off in Ahmedabad, India, killing 241 passengers and crew members. Miraculously, one passenger had survived. More than 200 bodies have been recovered from the scene so far, but it’s still unclear how many were passengers on the flight and how many were people on the ground.
Ten Dead in Austria After Former Student Opens Fire at School

2 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Ten people are dead after a 21-year-old man opened fire at a secondary school in Graz, Austria, before turning the gun on himself. Twelve people were injured in the shooting, which happened on Tuesday morning, one of whom later succumbed to their injuries in hospital. The incident is the deadliest mass shooting Austria has seen in decades. How the Attack UnfoldedThe first shot was fired at DreierschĂĽtzengasse Secondary School around 10 a.m. local time.
Canadian Woman Says She Was Falsely Diagnosed with Terminal Cancer

2 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Gabriella Patey says she and her family are left traumatized after doctors falsely diagnosed her with terminal cancer. The 31-year-old from Nova Scotia, Canada, said it all began on May 17, when she was given the all clear by her doctor, who said the mass in her breast was “completely benign.”It was a huge relief for Patey, whose mother died from breast cancer a year and a half ago.
New Blood Test Can Detect Early Alzheimer's Disease

2 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Scientists have developed a new blood test that can accurately detect early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. The test works by analyzing two proteins found in blood plasma: p-tau217 and amyloid beta 42/40, both of which are linked to Alzheimer’s. According to the study, the new blood test has a sensitivity of 95 percent, meaning it correctly identifies 95 percent of individuals with memory issues.
Infant Dies of Measles as Outbreak Worsens In Ontario

3 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Canada achieved measles “elimination status” in 1998, meaning the virus was no longer spreading continuously within the country. However, that status is now at risk due to a growing outbreak in southwestern Ontario. Since October, the province has reported over 2,000 measles cases – more than the total reported across the United States in 2025, making Ontario the epicenter of the disease in the Western Hemisphere.
Scientists Make Major Breakthrough in HIV Cure

3 weeks ago | gazettereview.com | Brooke Carter

Researchers have discovered a new method to bring HIV out of immune cells, potentially bringing us closer to a future cure. One of the greatest challenges in finding a cure for HIV is the virus’s ability to hide inside CD4 cells – a type of immune cell. This allows HIV to remain dormant in the body and reactivate at any time. Neither the immune system nor current medications can fully eliminate it.