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February 12, 2026

Study Finds Most Preventable Cancers in the World Linked to Two Avoidable Habits

Cancer often feels unpredictable. It can arrive without warning and change a family forever. Many people see it as something beyond personal control. But growing research tells a different story. Many cancer cases link directly to lifestyle habits that people can change. A recent study published in Nature Medicine shows that a large share of the global cancer burden connects to everyday behaviors. Smoking and alcohol use stand at the center of that risk.

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February 11, 2026

Buddhist Monks End 2,300-Mile Walk for Peace in Washington, D.C.

On Tuesday, February 10, a group of 19 Buddhist monks arrived in Washington, D.C., marking the end of their remarkable 2,300-mile Walk for Peace. The 15-week (108-day) journey began in Texas in late October, and the humble pilgrimage soon drew growing crowds along the way. Supporters gathered across the southeastern states to cheer them on as they continued step by step, accompanied the entire way by their rescue dog, Aloka.

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February 11, 2026

Countries Across Europe Are Considering Social Media Bans for Kids Under 16 Years Old

A push for a teenagerless internet is gaining ground in Europe. It wouldn’t exactly be teenagerless, but if regulators in countries such as Spain and the Czech Republic are successful, young people under 16 years old would be banned from social media apps, including Instagram and Snapchat. On February 3, 2026, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced his country’s plans to implement an under-16 ban from social media.

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