Oklahomans say USDA cuts could cause some farms to go under
Federal cuts to two food programs won't just impact the people facing hunger, but they are also hitting the bottom line for ...
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Data shows uneven decline in drug-resistant infections from 2012 to 2022
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) data from 2012 through 2022 shows that the number of drug-resistant infections in hospitals has largely gone down, though it is still significant, according to a study ...
‘Colossally wasteful’: Trump’s cuts imperil medical research at Columbia
Some researchers have already started informing study subjects that research is suspended. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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SBJ College: Breaking down payout potential in women’s March Madness
The March 18 edition of the SBJ College newsletter examines payouts for Women's March Madness, a chat with the new NCAA exec ...
US births rose last year, but experts don’t see it as a trend
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. births rose slightly last year, but experts don’t see it as evidence of reversing a long-term decline. A ...
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Giants get a badly needed cash infusion for their real estate division
It’s been a good start to the week for San Francisco Baseball Associates LLC, which owns the San Francisco Giants (our ...
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UMMC officials reflect on five years after COVID-19 pandemic
The University of Mississippi Medical Center is reflecting on the five years that have passed since COVID-19 was named a ...
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American Idol star Noah Thompson visits Chesterfield County Jail inmates in HARP program
Singer-songwriter and season 20 winner of American Idol Noah Thompson visited inmates in Chesterfield County Jail’s HARP Program on Tuesday.
Five years after Berks County’s first COVID-19 case, public health leaders reflect on impact
Contact tracing quickly became one of the first lines of defense, helping health officials identify and contain outbreaks.
How Riverside County won California’s pandemic economy
Riverside was California’s top county job creator, adding 77,400 workers in the five years that ended in 2024’s third quarter, federal stats show. Next on the county scorecard was San Bernardino, up ...
Study finds women are 31% more likely to develop long COVID than men
One study suggests as many as 400 million people worldwide may have suffered from long COVID. Stephanie Stahl reports.
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What’s keeping homebuilders from large-scale layoffs?
Despite housing permits being stagnant for years, we haven't seen homebuilders do any large-scale lay offs of construction ...