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Angus Hervey

Angus Hervey

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Co-Founder, Future Crunch

Melbourne

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Total articles 11

  • Good News on Cancer in Europe, Gun Violence in America, and Conservation in Bolivia

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose| futurecrunch.com@ This is our regular round up of stories of progress from around the world. If you'd like to join the 51,000 people who get this in their inbox every week, you can subscribe for free below. Europe is slowly winning the war on cancer. New research shows a decline in cancer mortality rates of 6.5% among men and 4.3% among women between 2018 and 2024 (estimated). An estimated 6.2 million cancer deaths have now been avoided in the EU and 1.3 million in the United Kingdom since 1988.

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose · futurecrunch.com

    Feb. 07, 2024

  • Good News on Cancer in Canada, Elephants in Africa, and Batteries in China

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose| futurecrunch.com@ This is our regular round up of stories of progress from around the world. If you'd like to join over 55,000 people who get this in their inbox every week, you can subscribe for free below. Hi everyone, we're back after our month-long summer break, thank you for hanging in there while we were gone, and a big welcome to all the new readers that have joined us! We're so pleased you're here. We're 18 days into 2024, and reading the news already feels like sawing your leg off with a rusty saw.

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose · futurecrunch.com

    Jan. 17, 2024

  • Good News on Cancer in Europe, Gun Violence in America, and Conservation in Bolivia

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose| futurecrunch.com@ This is our regular round up of stories of progress from around the world. If you'd like to join the 51,000 people who get this in their inbox every week, you can subscribe for free below. Europe is slowly winning the war on cancer. New research shows a decline in cancer mortality rates of 6.5% among men and 4.3% among women between 2018 and 2024 (estimated). An estimated 6.2 million cancer deaths have now been avoided in the EU and 1.3 million in the United Kingdom since 1988.

    By Angus Hervey, Amy Rose · futurecrunch.com

    Feb. 07, 2024

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Future Crunch

Melbourne, Australia