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Dec 13 2024HEALTH

Why Cold Weather Boosts Virus Spread – Explained!

You might have heard that going out in cold weather with wet hair or no coat can make you sick. Well, that's not quite right! While being cold doesn't make you sick, it does make it easier to catch viruses like the common cold, flu, and even COVID-19. Research shows that these viruses can live long

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Dec 12 2024HEALTH

Wildfires and Pregnant Women: A Climate Challenge

Wildfires are not just burning forests; they're also affecting expectant mothers. As our climate changes, these fires are becoming more frequent and intense. This poses a significant threat to obstetric anesthesia care. Imagine you're a pregnant woman living in a wildfire-prone area. The smoke and

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Dec 12 2024POLITICS

Homelessness: Redefining Solutions Beyond Shelters

Homelessness is a multifaceted challenge connected to mental health struggles, poverty, and substance misuse. The Housing First approach, though commendable, falls short. It's like providing someone with a house while disregarding the reasons they lost their home. This method aligns with neoliberal

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Dec 12 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Spicy Deal: 'Hot Ones' Studio Gets New Owners

Hey, have you heard the latest? The studio behind "Hot Ones, " that hit show where celebrities eat super spicy wings, just got sold! The new owners include the show's host, Sean Evans, and a big-time investor, George Soros. Evans will keep hosting the show and even take on a bigger role as the chief

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Dec 12 2024BUSINESS

Alaska Airlines’ International Cargo Expansion: A New Profit Frontier

Alaska Airlines has set its sights on the international cargo market, announcing plans to redeploy Hawaiian Airlines' widebody jets for nonstop routes from Seattle to Asia and Anchorage, Alaska. This strategic move, following the recent merger with Hawaiian Airlines, aims to boost the company's carg

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Dec 12 2024BUSINESS

Nissan's Big Shakeup: New Faces, New Strategies

Japanese car maker Nissan has given its management team a big shakeup. Jeremie Papin, who was in charge of Nissan's U. S. operations, is now the new chief financial officer. This change comes after Nissan had a tough quarter, losing money and seeing sales drop. Papin has a lot of experience, which N

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Dec 12 2024BUSINESS

Unique Gifts & Experiences: Local Spots to Check Out!

Thinking about where to shop this holiday season? Look around your town! Local merchants offer unique items and experiences. Plus, with the Canada Post strike, it's a great time to support local businesses. Head to Napanee for a Holiday Market at Doghouse Studios. You'll find artisans, crafters, and

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Dec 12 2024BUSINESS

Formic Adds Key Figures to Boost Sales and Legal Structure

Formic, a company specializing in robotic automation for U. S. manufacturers, has welcomed two new leaders to their team. Joel Onyshuk joins as the Vice President of Sales, aiming to expand the company's reach and revenue. He brings experience from growing startups to big acquisitions. Meanwhile, To

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Dec 12 2024CRIME

Luigi Mangione's Short Note Surprises Stephen Colbert

Last Monday, Luigi Mangione was arrested at a McDonald's in Altoona, Pennsylvania. He's suspected of killing Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare. Police found a notebook with Mangione, containing a 262-word plan for the shooting. On his show, Stephen Colbert joked about the note, calling it

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Dec 12 2024POLITICS

Guns and Laws: What Research Tells Us

Ever thought about how gun laws affect our communities? Researchers from RAND have been looking into this. Their recent study, now in its fourth edition, checks out 18 different state firearm laws. They want to see how these laws impact things like gun injuries, violent crimes, suicides, and even th

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