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They’re preparing fortifications and trying to stay warm.
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These programs are part of a new trend toward membership care. Some are called concierge medicine; there's also another kind called direct primary care. -
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We talk about the human-pet bond and why pets' passing can cause their owners profound grief.
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This comes the day after Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the town and talked about the lasting wounds this shooting and others like it will create.
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A leaked change to its licensing rules angered fans as the game's company tries to find new ways to make money off of the intellectual property.
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More than a dozen versions of a cancer drug used to treat kids with a specific type of leukemia are far less effective than they could be –– and even potentially dangerous.
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Local officials around the country are preparing to tally how many people are experiencing homelessness in their cities. But critics have long raised concerns that Point-In-Time counts can lead to undercounting the actual population without stable housing.
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It's a trend that even has its own word — Japa — Yoruba for "to run, or escape."
