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U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly introduces “Cares For Moms Act” in bid to reduce maternal mortality rates

[ad_1] U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly to introduce legislation aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly to introduce legislation aimed at reducing maternal mortality rates 04:59 CHICAGO (CBS) — The United States is one of the most developed nations in the world, but when it comes to the maternal mortality rate – women…

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New COVID variant BA.2.86 spotted in 10 states, though highly mutated strain remains rare

[ad_1] People across at least 10 states have now been infected by BA.2.86, a highly mutated variant of the virus that causes COVID-19 that authorities have been closely tracking. According to data tallied from the global virus database GISAID, labs have reported finding BA.2.86 in samples from Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania,…

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Study finds 1 in 4 who eat healthy still snack poorly

[ad_1] Study finds 1 in 4 who eat healthy still snack poorly – CBS News Watch CBS News A new study published this week in the European Journal of Nutrition found that about one in four people in the United Kingdom who said they eat healthy meals still snack on unhealthy foods, such as sugary…

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Do COVID-19 tests still work after they expire? Here’s how to tell.

[ad_1] With COVID-19 cases on the rise again in the U.S., Americans are reviving a familiar precautionary measure: Screening for the virus using rapid at-home tests. Many people still have kits the government formerly provided to all households for free, especially as some schools and businesses again require tests. Yet different COVID-19 tests bear expiration dates on their packaging…

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Why the CDC recommends everyone get the new COVID vaccine booster for fall 2023

[ad_1] Ahead of the rollout of this fall’s new COVID-19 vaccines, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention work group wrestled for months over whether shots should be recommended for all eligible Americans or only for some of the most vulnerable groups.  The latter approach, for example, has been taken up by other countries like…

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Why officials aren’t calling this year’s new COVID shots “boosters”

[ad_1] Earlier in the COVID-19 pandemic, as signs of waning immunity and changes in the virus prompted the rollout of additional doses of vaccine, health authorities took to urging Americans to seek out “booster” shots to improve their protection against the virus. Now, with an updated vaccine formula rolling out for the fall, officials are…

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1 dead, 8 in intensive care after botulism outbreak at bar in France

[ad_1] One woman has died and at least eight other people were in intensive care after an outbreak of botulism linked to a wine bar in Bordeaux, in southwest France.  French health officials said 12 people were diagnosed with the rare but potentially fatal illness. Most were tourists who ate at the popular Tchin Tchin…

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A Covid Challenge For Luxury Ship Stranded In Arctic With 206 Onboard

[ad_1] A couple of people on board the ship have tested positive for Covid-19 A luxury cruise ship carrying more than 200 people is set to be stranded for days in a remote area of Greenland’s Arctic after getting wedged in the muddy seabed. Three attempts in as many days to free the Ocean Explorer…

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Mukbang YouTuber Tzuyang Loses Japanese Subscribers Because Of A Controversial Statement She Made

[ad_1] It is a controversial issue. Koreaboo 2 hours ago YouTuber Tzuyang recently discussed how she had once lost Japanese subscribers from her channel because of a statement she made in a video. YouTuber Tzuyang | @tzuyang70/Instagram Tzuyang is a YouTuber who uploads mukbangs, also known as eating shows and is considered one of the…

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