Mark Canada is the executive vice chancellor for academic affairs at Indiana University Kokomo and Christina Downey is a professor of psychology at Indiana University. If you’ve made a New Year’s resolution, your plot for self-improvement probably kicks into gear sometime on Jan. 1, when the hangover wears off and …
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A woman who lost her soulmate to a fentanyl overdose reflected on her struggle with grief during the holidays and offered advice to others who may be suffering from the loss of a loved one. “Grief becomes heavier during the holidays,” Gwen Dudley, a recovering addict, told Fox News. “Everything …
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Read More »Target recalls 204,000 weighted blankets after two kids die by suffocation
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Across social media, many users, primarily younger women, are buzzing about a plastic surgery technique called buccal fat removal. While the procedure is simple and has been around for years, it’s grown in popularity for those drawn to the look of a narrow, angled facial structure. The surgery, which is …
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Chris Sopuch has taught at Oakcrest High School in New Jersey for 25 years. But in 2017, Sopuch was almost forced to walk away from his life’s work at the age of 48. “I woke up Jan. 5 to realize I could not hear properly out of my left ear,” …
Read More »Target recalls 204,000 weighted blankets after girls suffocate in North Carolina
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The Department of Health and Human Services said on Wednesday it will release prescription flu medication from the strategic national stockpile amid an unusually early and severe flu season. Parts of the United States are being hit hard by a combination of respiratory viruses, including the flu, Respiratory Syncytial Virus …
Read More »Texas federal judge rules against HHS program allowing teens confidential birth control
A federal court ruling Tuesday could make it nearly impossible for Texas teens to access birth control without parental permission. US District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ruled that Title X, the federal program that provides free, confidential contraception to anyone regardless of age, income or immigration status, violates parental rights and …
Read More »Britons told to not “get so drunk” and avoid “risky activity” as thousands of ambulance workers go on strike
London — Thousands of ambulance workers in England and Wales went on strike on Wednesday, saying their pay and working conditions have been compromised by years of government underinvestment and cuts. It’s the latest in a series of industrial action by workers in the U.K. – including nurses and rail …
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