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Qatar Bans Beer Sales at World Cup Stadiums

Qatari officials decided this week that only nonalcoholic products will be allowed this year.

Almost Twice as Many Republicans Died From COVID Before the Midterms Than Democrats

is there a link between political affiliation and rates of COVID related death in the U.S.? The short answer is yes ...

FDA Approves Lab-Grown Meat as ‘Fit for Consumption’

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Right-wing doctor group led by anti-vaccine insurrectionist implodes in scandal

ARS TECHNICA – Scandal has reached a full boil at America's Frontline Doctors—the right-wing pseudo-medical group notorious for peddling bogus COVID-19 treatments and fear-mongering over vaccines and other safe, effective health measures. The scandal has split the group—aka AFLDS—into warring factions, with its prominent founder, Simone Gold, accused of a slew of wrongdoing, including using the charity group's funds to buy a $3.6 million mansion for herself and her boyfriend. She's also accused of staging a...

Flu shots can protect patients with heart failure from death

An international study led by McMaster University researchers and published in The Lancet Global Health has found that influenza vaccines greatly reduce both pneumonia and cardiovascular complications in people with heart failure.

Canadian teacher will be allowed to continue wear oversized prosthetic breasts with big nipples to school

MUSTREADALASKA – A high school teacher in an Ontario, Canada suburb will be allowed to continue wearing large prosthetic breasts to Oakville Trafalgar High School, where the transgender male to female teaches shop class. The large plastic breasts have nipples that protrude through the man teacher’s thin shirts, and have brought the school district unwanted international attention. The Halton District School Board conducted a review of a proposed dress code at the request of concerned citizens...

Gov. Gavin Newsom’s wife breaks down describing Harvey Weinstein’s ‘fish-like’ penis in court

NEW YORK POST – Identified in court as Jane Doe 4, Siebel Newsom broke down in tears recounting how Weinstein allegedly raped her in 2005 at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. “I’m standing. I’m resisting,” she said. “Horror. I’m trembling. This is my worst nightmare. I’m just this blow-up doll that he’s just trying to masturbate off of.” When asked by Deputy District Attorney Marlene Martinez to describe Weinstein’s physique, Siebel Newsom said: “Lots of...

Sick child treated after migrant bus arrives in Philadelphia

By its own admission, The City of Brotherly Love already has 5,800 homeless residents. They's just welcomed another busload ... PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A bus carrying 28 migrants from Texas arrived in Philadelphia on Wednesday, including a 10-year-old girl suffering from dehydration and a high fever who was whisked to a hospital for treatment. Advocates who welcomed them with coats and blankets as they arrived before dawn on a cold, drizzly morning said the families and...

Leno has surgery for burns from car fire, in good condition

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jay Leno underwent surgery for serious burns suffered when flames erupted as he worked on a vintage car and remains hospitalized for further treatment, the physician overseeing his care said Wednesday. The former "Tonight Show" host was in good condition and his wife, Mavis, is with him at the Grossman Burn Center north of Los Angeles, said Peter H. Grossman, medical director of the center at West Hills Hospital. "He is in...

Migrants subjected to unnecessary gynecology exams, procedures

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — U.S. immigration authorities didn't do enough to adequately vet or monitor a gynecologist in rural Georgia who performed unnecessary medical procedures on detained migrant women without their consent, according to results of a Senate investigation released Tuesday. A Senate panel highlighted results of the 18-month investigation of off-site health care for migrants previously held by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the privately owned and operated Irwin County Detention Center in...

A smoker’s guide to quitting from Mayo Clinic

MAYO CLINIC NEWS NETWORK – When you're at the mall or on a hike, there's usually a map somewhere with an "X" that says, "You are here." If you're a smoker, you may be at the point where you want to stop, but need a guide for how to get from the "here" of smoking to the "there" of not smoking. Here's how to get started on your smoke-free journey: Add up the costs of smoking. Smoking...

“Trigender” Person Identifies as Male, Female and Something Else

(Molly Bruns, Headline USA) A recent viral video on TikTok spurred the popularity of a new form of woke, known as “trigender,” where the individual identifies male and female and non-binary all at the same time. The blue-haired TikTok user who seems to have started the trend elaborated, explaining that being trigender is different from being gender fluid because a trigender person embodies all three of their alleged genders at the same time and that...

Food insecurity is driving women in Africa into sex work, increasing HIV risk

"Be subject therefore unto God; but resist the devil, and he will flee from you." – James 4:7 GOATS AND SODA – The first time she traded sex for food to feed her family, J was 14 years old. Her father died when she was an infant, leaving her single mother to care for her and her six siblings in her native village in eastern Uganda. She soon gave birth to a baby girl, and her...

CDC Lists 16 Places in US Where Flu Is Rampant

News > WebMD Health News After a headline-grabbing early start, influenza in the United States continues to spread steadily, with case counts continuing their pattern of doubling weekly. So far this flu season, 23,000 people have been hospitalized, and 1,300 people have died from the flu, ABC News reported. The flu's impact on children is picking up, with three pediatric deaths reported by the CDC in the most recent week's data report, bringing this flu season's pediatric...

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