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It’s Sunday, November 24 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s edition:

• A surge in dengue fever cases

• A new study on the benefits of kettlebell workouts

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Dengue fever on the rise

Yahoo: A study conducted by researchers from the University of Maryland, Harvard University, and Stanford University found that climate change is responsible for nearly 19% of dengue infections in the Americas and parts of Southeast Asia.

News-Medical: Lab tests show conclusively that dengue mosquitoes thrive as temperatures rise, boosting virus production.

NBC: The problem is hitting home. Locally acquired dengue is rising in places like Florida and Puerto Rico, and is spiking in places like Peru, Mexico, and Brazil.

While The Guardian warns that children face higher disease risks here.

New study on Kettlebell workouts

Fan of kettlebell workouts? Yahoo has some good news for you: A study presented at the at the 2024 Integrative Physiology of Exercise conference concluded that regular kettlebell workouts boost strength and cut inflammation in seniors.

Read the kettlebell study for yourself here.

Physiology.org had more good news: Even if you're not already fit, you can still see benefits from kettlebell workouts. Strength-building exercises (like kettlebells) are especially important for older people!

More on that from Women's Health Magazine: Kettlebell exercises may even delay aging by reducing health-risk inflammation. It's a total body workout that keeps on giving!

AOL recommended kettlebell workouts for a different reason, though: They mix strength training and cardio using just one piece of equipment.

1) Called a "disaster" by some developing countries, the COP29 climate conference ended in chaos early Sunday morning.

2) Brad Pitt seen “fainting” as part of movie filimng during F1’s Las Vegas Grand Prix.

3) Isaac Newton’s wealth was “intimately connected” with slavery, author Nat Dyer says.

4) Hezbollah rocket hits near Tel Aviv after Beirut airstrike.