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Most states ban shackling pregnant women in custody, yet many report being restrained
Confusion over the laws, lack of sanctions for violations, and wide loopholes are contributing to the continued shackling of pregnant women in custody. more
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New weight loss drugs carry high price tags and lots of questions for seniors
How are experts approaching the use of the new obesity medications in older people? As might be expected, opinions and practices vary. more
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Engines of Our Ingenuity 1080: Food in Early texas
Episode: 1080 Food in the old Republic of Texas (“The Republic of Porkdom”). Today, we wonder, what did our early settlers eat? more
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New Hampshire shares unredacted complaint against Facebook parent Meta
The state joined a coalition of 41 attorneys general in launching lawsuits against the California-based social media giant alleging that the company, “intentionally designed and deployed harmful … more
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New Hampshire shares unredacted complaint against Facebook parent Meta
The state joined a coalition of 41 attorneys general in launching lawsuits against the California-based social media giant alleging that the company, “intentionally designed and deployed harmful … more
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Massachusetts EMS providers blast Department of Public Health over new vaccine regulations
Licensed ambulance services across Massachusetts are required to submit the vaccination status of their employees annually to the state Department of Public Health under a new regulation that EMS … more
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Lisa Wooninck, Finding sanctuary: Volunteers keep an eye on water quality in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary
Californians this time of year await with great anticipation the first rain, with hopes that our thirsty gardens receive a reprieve, groundwater recharges our aquifers, and the mountains create … more
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Flu is on the rise while RSV infections may be peaking, health officials say
Massachusetts health officials said there’s been a modest increase in pneumonia in kids but that it is appropriate for the season. The post Flu is on the rise while RSV infections may be … more
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Children's stainless steel cups recalled over possible lead contamination
Stainless steel children's cups and bottles sold by Amazon, Buy Buy Baby, Whole Foods and Bed Bath and Beyond are being recalled by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission due to lead levels that … more
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CT police department launches program to help residents with autism
"The collaborations we've made, the partnerships that have been forged and the community that is being built is indescribable" more
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How Bras Cause Lymph Stasis and Breast Cancer
When it was first announced back in 1995, the world was in shock. Bras cause breast cancer! You’re kidding, right? How could this foundation garment that lifts and shapes the breast be a source of … more
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Miami Beach: A hotspot for nightlife — and a hotspot for new HIV infections
On Friday, the international community observed World AIDS Day, recognizing the enormous progress in preventing, detecting, and treating HIV since it became recognized as a new disease 42 years ago. … more
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CT attorney grills Killingly School District. The question is how it’s addressing student mental health
An attorney for the state of Connecticut grilled the superintendent about what actions the Board of Education took to address students’ mental health needs. more
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Columbia University scientists find that soccer headers diminish brain function over time
Though the sport is known in most of the world as football, some of the best soccer goals of all time have not been scored with the foot but rather the head. Brazilian icon Pel&# xE9; and FIFA great … more
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You’ve heard of goat yoga. Well, CT has another kind of four-legged yoga too.
Her clients have used it to get back on track with certain postures or for those who simply wanted to try the practice for its therapeutic and exercise value more
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The percentage of people without health coverage in Colorado hit an all-time low
The decline in the uninsured rate was driven by an increase in people covered by Medicaid more
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AIDS victims remembered with sidewalk inscriptions in San Francisco
The sidewalks of San Francisco's Castro District became the site of a sprawling memorial on World AIDS Day. more
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Students at Concord school being monitored after 'negative reaction' to ingesting unknown substance, school officials say
A parent sent WCNC Charlotte photos that showed first responders inside C.C. Griffin Middle School. more
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Free vaccine clinic in Springfield helps residents stay healthy this holiday season
Staying happy and healthy this holiday season brought Springfield residents together Friday night for a free vaccine clinic. more
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Privacy advocates accuse Kaiser of not following state law on license plate readers
A local privacy group accused Kaiser Permanente of violating state law with its license plate readers. more
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