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Health Analysis
Is drinking beetroot juice daily the secret to good health? Know the benefits and when to avoid it - Times of India
Analysis by TOI Lifestyle Desk
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Column | Carolyn Hax: Parents at odds over ‘wicked smart’ teen who’s behind in four APs - The Washington Post
Dear Carolyn: How do you navigate co-parenting a teen who is wicked smart but seemingly without motivation? My 17-year-old junior signed up for four AP classes this year, even after a good conversa...
Analysis by Carolyn Hax
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Long Island flu cases double, latest sign of rough season - Newsday
Lab-confirmed flu cases on Long Island more than doubled in a week, state figures show, the latest evidence that Nassau and Suffolk counties could face a rough influenza season. Long Island is like...
Analysis by Lisa L. Colangelo
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Common Acne Medication Linked With 30% Lower Schizophrenia Risk - ScienceAlert
An antibiotic commonly prescribed for acne management has been linked to a reduced chance of developing schizophrenia. In a new study led by researchers at the University of Edinburgh, adolescents ...
Analysis by Carly Cassella
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Fewer than 25% of San Diego County residents are vaccinated - San Diego Union-Tribune
Fewer than one in four residents had received their flu shot as of Nov. 22, according to San Diego County’s most recent respiratory virus report. While that rate is about the same as it has been on...
Analysis by Paul Sisson
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