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By Flora Bahai, CNN • Updated 7th November 2017 There are thousands of books and even more websites on questions surrounding high blood pressure , heart problems and their treatment. But as the brainchild
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It was the tragic case of Delroy Davey, a Baltimore-born, North Carolina-bred writer who died at the age of 38 in the Ebola-ravaged West African city of Monrovia while pursuing his first novel. Davey
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Image: tikTok If you’ve ever watched a viral video on TikTok, you may have noticed several famous landmarks “caught on camera” by a seemingly young female artist. The video titles often read: “A very
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Actress Mayim Bialik recently gave a candid interview about growing up in a Democratic family, in which she and her parents revealed more details about the 2016 election, and her personal views on the
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If you’ve watched Black Panther this week, you’ve probably seen the scene where a cutaway angle shows T’Challa, his pregnant wife Nakia and daughter Shuri bent down under the shade of a white oak
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As a result of her agency’s recent recommendations, many federal employees could be at greater risk of their work getting affected by severe drug shortages. A review of thousands of pages of documents shows
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Image copyright AFP Image caption The vaccine is now available in 50 countries around the world The first privately developed mass vaccination programme for the deadly form of chickenpox has been published in the
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The Trump administration announced a fresh step on Tuesday: The U.S. is ending its controversial international travel ban on people with certain types of weakened immune systems for the first time in 16 years.
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Photo The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation was selling its Endeavor surveillance plane, which had been used to gather intelligence on Black Lives Matter protests and other “violent crimes,” the Inspector General’s Office revealed
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