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French court recognizes flight attendant's breast cancer as occupational disease

French court recognizes flight attendant's breast cancer as occupational disease

A French court has ruled that a former Air France flight attendant's breast cancer is an occupational disease. This landmark decision could set a precedent for future legal claims of a similar nature.

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Maritime organization: About 400 ships still stuck in Persian Gulf

Maritime organization: About 400 ships still stuck in Persian Gulf

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Trump announces 'historic' oil deal with Venezuela

Trump announces 'historic' oil deal with Venezuela

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Instagram addictive? Meta demands YouTube and TikTok take action too

Instagram addictive? Meta demands YouTube and TikTok take action too

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Fed official Kevin Warsh says US central bank must fight inflation

Fed official Kevin Warsh says US central bank must fight inflation

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