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Live Nation and Ticketmaster are pledging to Joe Biden to show
fees up front: NPR |
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One in five Brits go at least one day a week without brushing
their teeth, study finds |
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Glenmark slashes price of HER2-positive breast cancer drug
Trumab by 70%, making it cheapest in India |
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U.K. parliament concludes Boris Johnson lied about breaking
COVID rules: NPR |
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Eating meals earlier in the day could reduce type 2 diabetes
risk |
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The Gut-Brain Connection: How Good Digestion Impacts Mental
Health. 4 Tips to Improve Gut Health |
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Expert warns using electric fan at night could cause four
health problems |
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Sudanese fleeing to Egypt face challenges despite deep ties:
NPR |
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Peritoneal cancer symptoms may be 'difficult to spot'--what to
look for |
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British star Glenda Jackson has died after a long career in
theater and politics: NPR |
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SPF mistake could cause lasting skin damage, warns health
expert |
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Shortage of cancer drugs carboplatin and cisplatin continues
to strain care: Shots |
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Dr. Amir Khan shares two blood types that attract mosquitoes |
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How Target, North Face have responded to backlash against
Pride campaigns: NPR |
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Travel sickness tips including where to sit on a plane |
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Sen. Tammy Baldwin introduces bill to fund abortion care
training: Shots |
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Live longer by keeping inflammation 'at bay'--expert's five
'simple' tips |
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8 Veggies to Add on Your Summer Plate for Reducing Extra Fat |
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Confidence in science fell in 2022 while political divides
persisted, poll shows |
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Overcoming Barriers to Better Outcomes [for Prostate Cancer] |
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People who move to a new home because of flooding usually stay
close: NPR |
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FDA advisers consider changing COVID vaccine to target latest
omicron strain |
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Drug May Help Stop Breast Cancer from Returning |
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Georgia commits to electric vehicle tech without committing to
climate: NPR |
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Dehydration could be worsened by three drinks, according to
nutritionist |
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Simple Hysterectomy May Be Better Option for Cervical Cancer |
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Supreme Court leaves Indian Child Welfare Act intact: NPR |
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Some Breast Cancer Patients May Safely Forgo Chemotherapy |
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High cholesterol could be lowered with new pill--'as
effective' as statins |
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Holocaust survivors to receive $1.4 billion in payments from
Germany next year: NPR |
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Does Marijuana Help AFib? |
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Junior doctors threaten to walk out indefinitely as they
demand: 'Pay us fair, pay us right, we don't want to have to strike' |
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Vermont man charged with killing his mother at sea over
inheritance dies in jail: NPR |
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It's expensive to run a company: NPR |
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Pineapple can help tackle hay fever symptoms during UK 'pollen
bomb' / UK / News |
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FDA Panel Backs New COVID Booster Focusing Only on Variants |
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Pentagon leak suspect Jack Teixeira is indicted by a federal
grand jury: NPR |
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9 more women sue Bill Cosby alleging sexual assaults: NPR |
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Court set to rule on Iowa governor's bid to reinstate strict
abortion limits |
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Eating dark chocolate could protect the brain from stroke,
says doctor |
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Pfizer is facing a penicillin shortage that may stretch into
2024: NPR |
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Teens with severe obesity are turning to surgery and new
weight loss drugs, despite controversy |
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Brain tumour symptoms can include dizziness and headaches--dad
given 'terminal' diagnosis |
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The best lifestyle tweaks to cut risk of three common
cancers--study |
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Boris Johnson brought threats to the U.K.'s democracy. Its
institutions resisted: NPR |
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A look behind at the scenes at Biden's reelection campaign for
2024: NPR |
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Eight signs you could have sun poisoning--'severe sunburn'
symptoms |
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Menace to society: galore of illicit drugs available in the EU
as powerful new substances emerge |
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Opioid settlement payouts to local governments made public for
first time: Shots |
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Mum, 33, dies from incurable cancer after seeing GP with
'really bad cough' |
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Blood clot signs when flying--and how to lower your risk |
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Pope Francis discharged from hospital after abdominal
surgery--National |
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A father needed to get to his daughter in the ICU. A stranger
helped him: NPR |
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Doctor uncovers the causes behind excessive sweating and
treatments |
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Toxic cough syrups pose 'an ongoing risk' to global health,
WHO warns--National |
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High cholesterol causes and what you can do about it |
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Bone cancer symptoms could be mistaken for a sports
injury--woman shares signs |
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Woman left disabled after surgeon 'experimented' on her |
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Prevent dehydration during a heatwave by eating three fruits |
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Doctor shares four unusual but effective tips to ease hay
fever symptoms |
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Pharmacist warns sunburn could increase your blood sugar
levels |
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Lower your blood pressure with four foods--cardiologist's
advice |
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Supplement Berberine Isn't 'Nature's Ozempic' |
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Low testosterone? Taking the hormone doesn't increase heart
attack risk: Shots |
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Popular 'low T' treatment is safe for men with heart disease,
but doctors warn it's no youth serum |
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FDA Warns of Tattoo Ink Tied to Dangerous Infections |
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Dr. Mandy Cohen Appointed as New CDC Director: Shots |
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Feds find multiple civil rights violations by Minneapolis
police: NPR |
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Swiss cyclist Gino Mader dies after crash during Tour de
Suisse: NPR |
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Florida couple charged with more than $2 million in COVID-19
relief fraud |
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Testosterone 'Safe' for Most Older Men with Low Testosterone |
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Daniel Ellsberg, whistleblower behind historic Pentagon
Papers, dies at 92: NPR |
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Should Some Older Adults Shed Their Meds? |
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NCAA medical committee recommendations include removal of
marijuana from banned drug list |
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Pfizer warns of looming penicillin shortage in the U.S. What
about Canada?--National |
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40 years ago, Sally Ride became the first American woman in
space: NPR |
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Donald Triplett, the 1st person diagnosed with autism, dies at
89 |
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Federal judge blocks much of Indiana's ban on gender-affirming
care for minors |
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Gas stoves emit benzene, linked to cancer, a new Stanford
study shows: NPR |
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Next round of COVID-19 shots in fall will target latest
omicron strain |
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Republicans want Trump to stay in the race for president as
party support grows: NPR |
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Four 'healthy' drinks could be causing a rapid increase in
blood sugars |
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You're 'never too young' for hypertension, diabetes, bowel
cancer or osteoporosis--doctor |
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Nine warning signs of a bowel cancer tumour spreading to the
liver |
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Asda's 4 pounds sunscreen beats 22 pounds premium product in
tests / UK / News |
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Food Allergy and Food Intolerance: What is the Difference and
How Can You Prevent it? |
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Most People Don't Know of this Until They Have a Fracture |
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Germany hands over 2 Indigenous masks to Colombia as it
reappraises the past: NPR |
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Six warning signs of heart disease that warrant seeing a GP |
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Prebiotics vs. probiotics: What's the difference and what are
the health benefits? |
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Woman shares first symptoms of motor neurone disease |
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Seven 'heart healthy' cooking oils to use if you have high
cholesterol |
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How Colombia Indigenous kids survived 40 days after a plane
crash in the jungle: NPR |
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Bread isn't as bad as you think. It's more than an
ultra-processed food |
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Japan redefines rape as nonconsensual sex, raises age of
consent to 16: NPR |
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How to transform urban neighborhoods? Ask the kids who
revamped their schoolyard: Shots |
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6 Everyday Habits that Are Bad for Your Hormone |
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Trump's search for his wartime consigliere: NPR |
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U.S. has no system for tracking deadly new street drug: NPR |
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Dietitian shares four easy recipes to eat healthier throughout
the week |
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Six dementia signs that may become 'more pronounced' in the
summer |
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George Michael was found dead in bed--but what did he die
from? |
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Ecuadorean woman who revived during her wake is dead after a
week in intensive care at a hospital |
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Donald Triplett, the 1st person diagnosed with autism, dies at
89: NPR |
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Air quality concerns persist in Quebec as wildfires slow and
residents return home |
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An NCAA panel recommends dropping marijuana from its banned
drug list: NPR |
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'Mentally & physically debilitating'--PCOS on the rise in
India, but new treatments bring women hope |
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Nutritionist shares three easy recipes to try if you want to
lower cholesterol |
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Cholesterol-lowering chamomile tea could cut risk of heart
disease |
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Feeling tired 'all the time' could be due to a number of
medical issues--doctor's advice |
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A heat wave is hitting the South, from a tornado in Texas to
Florida beaches: NPR |
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Biden says rich must 'pay their share' at first reelection
campaign rally: NPR |
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Ukraine war is hurting Africa, South African President
Ramaphosa tells Putin: NPR |
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Four drinks to avoid if you are suffering from urinary
incontinence |
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How 'shy girl' workouts can help women gain
confidence--minimal gym space, only dumbbells |
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What's next after Supreme Court's Alabama ruling: NPR |
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Hay fever symptoms could be eased by eating pineapple |
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