
Capsaicin, the Heat Behind Chili Peppers, May Help Fight Skin Cancer Cells
Modern Ghana reports that capsaicin, the compound responsible for chili peppers' heat, may play a role in destroying skin cancer cells.
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Modern Ghana reports that capsaicin, the compound responsible for chili peppers' heat, may play a role in destroying skin cancer cells.

A parent who threatened to decapitate his child's teacher near Toulouse has been imprisoned, as unions say warnings came from the school for months.

Four three-toed prints found near Marmarth, North Dakota, are the first trackway attributed to an adult T. rex, theguardian.com reports.

Diario AS publishes Stage 20 standings after the 186km La Calahorra to Collado del Alguacil route, as riders question the final circuit in Granada.

Local health officials in the Rochester area say the CDC's explanation for a national rise in rabies exposures leaves key questions unanswered.

Edwin Sifuna's Nairobi itinerary takes shape as the Linda Mwananchi movement holds a city rally and police restrict large CBD gatherings.

The three-day 2026 Bar Examinations concluded on Sunday, September 13, with results expected in January, according to Philstar.com.

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The World Health Organization says El Nino conditions could raise dengue cases and heat-related illness in India, according to NDTV.

iProfesional reports fixed-term deposits in Argentina are paying returns above both the dollar and inflation, drawing renewed interest from savers.

An adviser to Ukraine's president says talks with Russia are being prepared for October, as Zelensky signals openness to a G20 meeting with Putin.

Putin, Xi and Pezeshkian join Modi in New Delhi as the bloc voices concern over tariffs and unilateral measures.

Presbyterian Boys' Senior High School, Legon, has claimed its ninth National Science and Maths Quiz championship, according to Graphic Online.

3DownNation's Adam Chernoff argues Winnipeg head coach Mike O'Shea is getting basic math wrong in his CFL picks column.

Crowds opposed to Trump's visit took to Dublin's streets, The Irish Times reports, as he endorsed Irish reunification and later arrived in Doonbeg.

A digital campaign against high fuel prices is spreading in France as drivers report shortages and rising costs at the pump.

Lungisa is challenging his exclusion from the ANC's candidate list in court, as the party battles the IEC over list errors.

An Australian tourist has died after falling from a cliff at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida, near Bali, according to SMH.com.au.

Hull City extended their unbeaten Premier League start with a 2-2 draw at Chelsea, a result that left Blues boss Alonso unhappy.

Osun officials defend UNIOSUN's compliance with federal-ASUU agreements as ASUU and others challenge the VC tenure extension.

A building under construction collapsed in São Paulo's east zone during heavy rain, killing at least two people, CNN Brasil reports.

Israeli PM shares footage of what he calls the largest Iranian site outside Iran, as troops withdraw from Ali al-Taher ridge in Lebanon.

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