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North Carolina House OKs ban on transgender youth surgeries |
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Tyre Nichols autopsy finds brain injuries from blunt force
trauma, attorneys say: NPR |
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Mexico develops own COVID-19 vaccine, 2 years late |
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Wisconsin judge to hear first arguments in abortion lawsuit |
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Suit targets Kentucky ban on gender-affirming care for youth |
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Conclusive Evidence Proves Screens Destroy Your Eyes |
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In latest abortion law chapter: Bill signings, court rulings |
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McDonald's franchisee fined after two 10-year-olds were found
working there: NPR |
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5 Ultimate Ways to Reduce Your Longiness for Something Sweet
in a Day |
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Eli Lilly says an experimental drug slows Alzheimer's
worsening: NPR |
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New York will require gas-free new buildings: NPR |
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Statins may cause rare muscle eating disease--man's side
effect |
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New York state set to ban fossil fuels in new construction
starting in 2026: NPR |
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Skin cancer could be mistaken for a 'pimple'--woman shares her
story |
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A Michigan school district has banned students from carrying
backpacks: NPR |
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Germany and Italy clamp down on Italian mob with raids and
arrests: NPR |
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The book battle is escalating, with library funds on the line:
NPR |
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Medical credit cards can inflate costs of health care and
drive patient debt: Shots |
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Health chiefs stress the importance of vaccines as measles
cases rise |
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Path to voting continues to be murky for Florida's ex-felons:
NPR |
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Bowel cancer symptoms that can appear years before
diagnosis--new study |
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Unlikely connection between college students in the U.S. and
Ukraine: NPR |
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Pregnant mum feared she would lose baby after fall down 20ft.
drain |
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A documentary by John Legend shows the obstacles of life after
prison: NPR |
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7 Ways How this Sleep Disorder Impacts Overall Health |
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Here's the astronomy behind zodiac signs and Mercury
retrograde: NPR |
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Some insurers reject the cars, but dealers keep selling: NPR |
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Camila's coronation crown won't bear the Koh-i-noor--in part
because of history: NPR |
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Endangered bunnies are being evacuated as California
floodwaters rise: NPR |
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The U.S. has more banks than anywhere else on Earth, and it
matters: NPR |
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Jury convicts Enrique Tarrio of the Proud Boys on seditious
conspiracy charge: NPR |
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WHO experts meet to decide if COVID-19 is still a global
health emergency--National |
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Carrie Fisher's Hollywood Walk of Fame star unveiled on Star
Wars Day: NPR |
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New Risk Factors, Better Treatments for AFib: What to Know |
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The U.S. is facing a child labor crisis involving immigrant
kids: NPR |
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Jeffrey Epstein's two private islands are sold: NPR |
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The Amazing Things We Can Learn from Hospital Clowns |
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Ed Sheeran didn't infringe copyright of Marvin Gaye's 'Let's
Get It On': NPR |
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GOP boycott in Oregon halts bills on guns, abortion and more |
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Experimental Drug Significantly Slows Alzheimer's: Study |
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The best signs of the WGA picket line: NPR |
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Research monkey shortage undermines US readiness, panel says |
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Police arrest man operating mobile hard drugs store in
Vancouver |
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PacWest, Western Alliance shares tumble as banking turmoil
continues: NPR |
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NC lawmakers pass 12-week abortion ban; governor vows veto |
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Dangerous Infections in 'Preemie' Babies May Begin in the Gut |
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NFL investigated by states over claims of gender
discrimination and harassment: NPR |
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Executions may return to South Carolina; shield law nears OK |
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He's trying to fix the IRS and has $80 billion to play with.
This is his plan: NPR |
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Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers staff get pay and benefits during
writers strike: NPR |
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ACLU sues amid Missouri GOP spat over abortion measure cost |
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California lawmakers OK emergency loans to failing hospitals |
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At least 8 fatally shot in Serbia town a day after 9 killed at
school: NPR |
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BMW warns that older models are too dangerous to drive due to
airbag recall: NPR |
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Prostatitis symptoms may include blood in urine--'serious
problems' if left untreated |
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Low-fat diet could lower risk of mortality by 18%--new study |
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Just 30-minute phone call could raise your blood pressure
risk--study |
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What to know about the sargassum seaweed blob hitting Florida:
NPR |
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Will investors pay for SpaceX's giant Starship rocket?: NPR |
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Three breakfast swaps for 'significantly' lower cholesterol
levels |
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There's a shortage of nurses who're trained to treat survivors
of sexual assault: Shots |
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Pancreatic cancer symptoms include two signs that appear on
the skin |
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Senators say social media platforms need age limits and
parental controls: NPR |
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Mum bitten by tick on family picnic left with 'horrific' Lyme
disease |
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Homeless advocates call for action: NPR |
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What you'll see, what you won't: NPR |
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Epic flooding in California's Central Valley expected to
worsen as snow melts: NPR |
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Meet Julie Chavez Rodriguez, Biden's 2024 campaign manager:
NPR |
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In a surprise, the job market grew strongly in April: NPR |
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Blood clot symptoms include back pain--woman shares her story |
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Proud Boys conviction unlikely to stem political violence in
U.S.: NPR |
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COVID-19 no longer a global health emergency--but 'battle is
not over,' WHO declares |
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WHO downgrades COVID pandemic, says it's no longer emergency |
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Wegovy U.S. Supply Shortage Strikes Again |
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FDA weighing 1st over-the-counter birth control pill |
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CDC to stop reporting COVID infections in changes to data
gathering: Shots |
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WHO Officially Calls End to Global COVID-19 Health Emergency |
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Where things stand with Congress and the Supreme Court: NPR |
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Doctors Perform First Surgery on Baby's Brain in the Womb |
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Hundreds of pounds of pasta were dumped in Old Bridge, N.J.:
NPR |
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CDC's Rochelle Walensky resigns, citing pandemic transition |
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Rising Interest in Weight-Loss Meds Despite Cost, Side Effects |
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WHO says COVID emergency is over. So what does that mean? |
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Addiction and Pain Management |
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3 works in translation tell science-driven tales: NPR |
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Texas investigates hospital over care for transgender minors |
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How to Tell Family and Friends About Your Alcohol Problem |
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Baby from Argentina doing 'much better' after becoming
critically ill in Canada |
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Medicaid expansion for new moms wins approval in Missouri |
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How to Choose the Right Place for Alcohol or Drug Rehab |
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There's a 'volume war' happening in music: NPR |
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How Do You Manage Pain When You Have an Addiction? |
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Life After Alcohol |
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Abortion pill legal challenge threatens miscarriage care |
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Banning Flavored Vapes May Help Teens Quit |
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Life After Opioids |
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Shortage of Research Monkeys Puts U.S. at Risk for Health
Emergencies |
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Addictive Personality: Do You Have One? |
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Am I a High-Functioning Alcoholic? Know the Signs |
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Bowel cancer risk could be reduced by eating six
foods--doctor's advice |
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Bowel cancer symptoms in stage 3 or 4--doctor shares signs |
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Texas petrochemical plant fire sends 5 workers to hospital:
NPR |
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Expert shares seven signs of prostate cancer that strike on
the loo |
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This Toxic Herbicide Is Unregulated Despite Court Order |
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Gluten intolerance symptoms: Doctor shares tiredness and body
aches among signs |
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Irregular Periods? 6 Foods to Include in Your Diet for Healthy
Menstrual Cycles |
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Kate Middleton suffers from motion sickness--source claims |
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Queen Camilla's 'very important' advice 'as you get older'--do
yoga |
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5 Early [Asthma] Symptoms You Should Not Ignore |
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Sex after 60 or 70 can be just as satisfying: 6 tips from a
sex therapist: Shots |
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Expert shares the 'unexpected' sources of sugars in Western
diet |
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Biden and McConnell have a debt limit past. Can it be
revived?: NPR |
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Ukraine buries a 'brave son' from America: NPR |
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A chapter ends for a historic Asian American bookstore, but
its story continues: NPR |
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How tech is helping Canadians living with dementia |
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A care revolution: Inside Canada's first dementia village |
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Eye disease patients 'may benefit' from consuming saffron,
says doctor |
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Diabetes to Sleep Apnoea, How to Deal with PCOS-Related Long
Term Health Risks? |
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