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As Xcel takes nuclear plant offline, it continues to reassure Monticello residents that water is safe
The tritium isn't a risk to the drinking water of Monticello or the nearby city of Becker, said the Minneapolis-based utility's president. more
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Pharmacies' attorneys ask for West Virginia Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome lawsuit to be thrown out
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) - Attorneys for dozens of pharmacies have asked the West Virginia Judiciary Mass Litigation Panel to throw out a lawsuit regarding children born with NAS, or Neonatal Abstinence … more
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West Virginia Rep. Miller visits Mexico to discuss border, fentanyl crises
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) -- Another West Virginia lawmakers is raising her voice about the Southern Border crisis and the amount of fentanyl pouring into this country. Thursday, it was Senator Shelley … more
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Guidance from infant care experts on maneuvering through baby formula shortage
For many parents of babies out there, it’s still a struggle to find enough baby formula to last more than a week. Some are complaining they can’t find any at times.   more
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Should you get another COVID booster shot?
For most Americans, the coronavirus has become a tolerable threat, on par with the flu, and requires minimal precautions, if any. But for older people and the immunocompromised, the virus still poses … more
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Supporting the Red Cross mission
On Friday March 31, hundreds will gather at Albany's Capital Center for a major fundraiser to continue the life-saving work of the Red Cross in our area. more
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'It's a miracle': Durham woman thankful for new scooter; inspires others with mobility issues to remain hopeful
After giving up an active lifestyle of softball and belly dancing, Delilah Weeks said the gift was life-changing. more
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URMC doctor speaks on nationwide eye drop recalls
Nationwide, a number of eye drop recalls have been popping up, worrying many patients. URMC Associate Professor of Ophthalmology Dr. Rachel Wozniak with URMC spoke to News 8 Friday about this growing … more
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UN head says survival depends on how people manage water
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says humanity’s survival depends on how people manage water. more
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'Superbug' fungus cases up 46% since November in Nevada; Sunrise Hospital tops list state's cases
Since 8 News Now reported on Nevada's C. auris case numbers at the end of November, they have grown from 774 to 1,129 -- an increase of 355 cases in less than four months, or nearly 46%. more
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Regular exercise can slow physical decline, provide community for seniors
Regular exercise can help senior citizens slow down age-induced muscle and bone decline and preserve aerobic capabilities, and a doctor has advice and encouragement for seniors who either want to … more
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Regular exercise can slow physical decline, provide community for seniors
Regular exercise can help senior citizens slow down age-induced muscle and bone decline and preserve aerobic capabilities, and a doctor has advice and encouragement for seniors who either want to … more
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Regular exercise can slow physical decline, provide community for seniors
Regular exercise can help senior citizens slow down age-induced muscle and bone decline and preserve aerobic capabilities, and a doctor has advice and encouragement for seniors who either want to … more
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Regular exercise can slow physical decline, provide community for seniors
Regular exercise can help senior citizens slow down age-induced muscle and bone decline and preserve aerobic capabilities, and a doctor has advice and encouragement for seniors who either want to … more
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Johns Hopkins study highlights promise of IV mistletoe extract for cancer therapy
European mistletoe extract isn’t approved as a cancer treatment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but is commonly prescribed to treat cancer in Europe and has been used for centuries to … more
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Johns Hopkins study highlights promise of IV mistletoe extract for cancer therapy
European mistletoe extract isn’t approved as a cancer treatment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but is commonly prescribed to treat cancer in Europe and has been used for centuries to … more
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Johns Hopkins study highlights promise of IV mistletoe extract for cancer therapy
European mistletoe extract isn’t approved as a cancer treatment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but is commonly prescribed to treat cancer in Europe and has been used for centuries to … more
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Johns Hopkins study highlights promise of IV mistletoe extract for cancer therapy
European mistletoe extract isn’t approved as a cancer treatment by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, but is commonly prescribed to treat cancer in Europe and has been used for centuries to … more
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Massachusetts and Connecticut at low levels of community COVID spread
The latest COVID-19 data released according to the CDC, all counties in Massachusetts and Connecticut are at low risk of community spread. more
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Meta sued by San Mateo County Board of Education over social media addiction
Meta Platforms Inc. was sued by the school board in the company’s home county for allegedly addicting students to its social media platforms and contributing to a mental health crisis. more
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