Image caption A message written in the snow alongside the Tonghui river reads “Goodbye Li Wenliang!” On a cold Beijing morning, on an uninspiring, urban stretch of the Tonghui river, a lone figure could be seen writing giant Chinese characters in the snow. The message taking shape on the sloping concrete embankment was to a […]
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Massachusetts has sued electronic cigarette giant Juul Labs Inc., accusing the company of deliberately targeting young people through its marketing campaigns By STEVE LeBLANC Associated Press February 12, 2020, 8:34 PM 4 min read BOSTON — Massachusetts sued electronic cigarette giant Juul Labs Inc. on Wednesday, accusing the company of deliberately targeting young people through
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Image copyright EPA Image caption The woman has been transferred to a specialist NHS centre at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital A woman who flew into London from China a few days ago is being treated for coronavirus, bringing the total number of UK cases to nine. Chief medical officer Chris Whitty said the woman
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There are plenty of fish in the sea ― and half of them write the same damn things in their dating app profiles. Yes, it’s time-consuming to write a profile, but if you’re cribbing 80% of your description of yourself from what you’ve seen elsewhere, your matches are going to notice. Originality is sexy, yet
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A big U.S. survey finds that a smaller proportion of people are in families struggling to pay medical bills By TOM MURPHY AP Health Writer February 12, 2020, 7:22 PM 2 min read The proportion of people in families struggling to pay medical bills is down, but the number isn’t dropping like it used to,
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionEast Kent baby deaths: Scale ‘not clear cut’ The boss of an NHS trust at the centre of concerns about preventable baby deaths has claimed the scale of the failings is not clearly defined. Susan Acott, chief executive of East Kent Hospitals Trust, said there had only
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In the workplace, your word may carry more weight if you’re a man who is seen as overweight. A recent study from Cornell University’s Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management found that overweight men were judged to be more persuasive than their male peers. The same benefit did not extend to overweight women. “In
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MOSCOW — One patient jumped out of a hospital window to escape her quarantine and another managed to break out by disabling an electronic lock. Two Russian women who were kept in isolation for possible inflection by a new virus say they fled from their Russian hospitals this month because of uncooperative doctors, poor conditions
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Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWayne Erasmus says he has not spoken to his son Huw for three years A father whose autistic son is at a mental health unit in England has said he has not been able to see or speak to him for three years. Wayne Erasmus said his
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