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As illnesses spread, fake vape gear sells on LA streets

A short walk from police headquarters in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, a cluster of bustling shops are openly selling packaging and hardware that can be used to produce counterfeit marijuana vapes that have infected California’s cannabis market. Bootleggers eager to profit off unsuspecting consumers are mimicking popular, legal vape brands, pairing replica packaging […]

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Prostate drug may slow Parkinson’s disease

Image copyright Getty Images A drug used to treat enlarged prostates may be a powerful medicine against Parkinson’s disease, according to an international team of scientists. Terazosin helps ease benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) by relaxing the muscles of the bladder and prostate. But researchers believe it has another beneficial action, on brain cells damaged by

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How To Tell If That Phone Call From Social Security, The IRS Or Google Is A Scam

You’re listening to your voicemail messages, and an alarming recording begins: Enforcement agencies to suspend your Social Security number on an immediate basis, as we have received suspicious trails of information in your name. The moment you receive this message, I need you to get back to me on my department division toll free number

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These Latinas Are Changing Politics. Here’s Their Most Inspiring Career Advice.

The Pew Research Center projects that by 2020, 32 million Latinx Americans will be eligible to vote, making it the largest ethnic minority electorate in the United States. Although there have been significant wins and firsts with Latinas winning seats in Congress and in state and local elections, the number of Latinas representing these eligible

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Oscar Saxelby-Lee: Cancer returns after stem cell transplant

Image copyright Family handout Image caption Oscar has been treated at Birmingham Children’s Hospital The family of a five-year-old boy with leukaemia has said his cancer has returned, after he underwent a stem cell transplant. Oscar Saxelby-Lee, from Worcester, had a transplant in May but tests have shown cancer present in his cells. His family

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