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A rare book once owned by Queen Mary I, complete with hand-drawn maps showing England's territorial claims, spent centuries hidden in a family library before a researcher discovered it in 2024. Now it's heading to auction with a price tag that reflects its extraordinary historical value.
A new injection given just twice a year significantly lowered blood pressure in patients whose condition wasn't controlled by daily pills. The breakthrough could transform care for the 1 in 3 adults living with hypertension.
Denmark's Queen Mary, the former Sydney marketing manager who met her prince at a pub during the 2000 Olympics, returned to Australia as monarch for the first time. The six-day royal visit celebrates a modern fairytale while strengthening clean energy partnerships between her two countries.
A chance meeting at a Sydney pub during the 2000 Olympics transformed Hobart-born Mary Donaldson into Queen of Denmark. Now she and King Frederik are visiting Australia for the first time since their 2024 coronation.
Scientists at Newcastle and Queen Mary universities have identified genetic markers that could transform psoriasis treatment into truly personalized care. The breakthrough analyzed over 700 patient samples using AI to decode which treatments work best for individual patients.