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Sep 13 2024HEALTH

Can Crypto Mining Really Cause Health Problems?

The debate over crypto mining's impact on health has reached a fever pitch in Texas, with residents of small towns near mining operations claiming to suffer from "unexplained health problems." One mining company, Marathon Digital, is pushing back against allegations that its operations are to blame.

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Sep 13 2024HEALTH

Breaking Down Barriers: A New Program to Promote Health Equity

As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, it's essential to address the significant disparities faced by underserved communities. AbbVie and MATTER have joined forces to launch the AbbVie Foundation Health Equity Accelerator, a program designed to empower community-based organizations to tack

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Sep 13 2024POLITICS

"Russia's Deadly Strike on Red Cross Convoy: A War Crime or Just a Tragic Accident? "

The world is still reeling from the devastating news of the Red Cross convoy attack in Donetsk, Ukraine, which left three staff members dead and two others wounded. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has condemned the attack, calling it "unconscionable" that shelling would hit an ai

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Sep 13 2024FINANCE

A Bold Plan to Combat Property Crime in Kansas City

The city of Kansas City is taking a proactive approach to tackle the rising issue of property crime, particularly affecting small businesses. The city council and mayor have proposed an ordinance that aims to provide financial assistance to these businesses to help them repair damages or invest in s

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Sep 13 2024OPINION

Will the United Nations Summit of the Future Change the Course of Humanity?

We're at a crossroads – a perfect storm of wars, inequality, climate change, and technological advancements has left humanity in turmoil. But, instead of giving up, it's time for us to take collective responsibility to shape a better future. The United Nations' Summit of the Future, happening this m

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Sep 13 2024OPINION

Stop the Rumors, Start the Facts: A Call to Action for Immigrant Communities

As I watched the presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, I couldn't help but feel a sense of unease and disappointment. The debate was meant to be a platform for discussing pressing issues, but instead, it turned into a playground for spreading hur

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Sep 12 2024HEALTH

Sexual Assault: A Statewide Epidemic, But What's Being Done?

South Carolina's Department of Public Health has been awarded a $925,389 grant from the United States Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women to support sexual assault survivors. The grant will cover two years and aims to provide services to those affected by sexual assault, increas

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Sep 12 2024TECHNOLOGY

Heart-Rate Wires: Unpacking Apple's Latest Fitness Move with AirPods Pro 3

As we dive into the world of Apple's latest announcements, one thing is crystal clear: the tech giant is putting a significant emphasis on fitness and health. With the recent release of iOS 18 beta, 9to5Mac uncovered lines of code hinting at a heart-rate sensor coming to future earbuds. But what doe

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Sep 12 2024HEALTH

The Silent Epidemic: Unpacking Ohio's Suicide Crisis

Suicide is a silent epidemic that has been ravaging Ohio for years, claiming the lives of five people every day. As September spotlights suicide prevention awareness nationally and around the world, it's essential to acknowledge the complexity of this issue. What if we told you that suicide prevent

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Sep 12 2024HEALTH

How My Parents Went from Skeptics to Apple Watch Evangelists

Before giving my parents Apple Watches, I thought I knew how they'd react. My mom, 70, was a traditionalist, preferring her delicate analog watch and carefully curated selection of bracelets. My dad, more tech-savvy, thought the Apple Watch was a waste of money. But after a decade of teaching people

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