Photo by LightField Studios / Shutterstock.com If you live in a place with high pollution levels, your risk of developing dementia might be substantially increased, according to a new study. Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, found that among older Americans with cognitive impairment, those living in the …
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“It is the American health care system, so there are bound to be loopholes.” Preparing to give a covid vaccine at the Medical University of South Carolina on Tuesday. It is supposed to be free to everyone. Leslie Ryann McKellar for The New York Times When Americans receive a coronavirus vaccine, …
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Next up, you’ve got glamorous beauty staples elevated by ultra luxe packaging. We’re not talking the weighty, gimmicky stuff you covet now but throw out later—Hermès’ newly launched lipsticks are like tiny refillable heirlooms, and all the beautiful jars in Kindred Black’s apothecary were hand blown from recycled glass. We …
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A mobile testing station on Staten Island in New York City.Credit…Stephanie Keith for The New York Times More Americans are getting tested for coronavirus than ever before — and that could mean more surprise medical bills. Congress wrote rules in March that aimed to make coronavirus testing free for all …
Read More »Photo by Samuel Borges Photography / Shutterstock.com America’s top-rated appliance maker is not a household name, according to new rankings from Consumer Reports. Speed Queen took top honors in the publication’s second annual Appliance Brand Reliability Rankings — after earning the top spot in 2019 as well. Speed Queen makes …
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HQ Trivia made a surprise return on Sunday evening after an anonymous investor brought the company back from the dead. The New York company that hosts live trivia contests went out of business after its founding CEO Colin Kroll died and it encountered other financial problems. Rus Yusupov, cofounder, tried to …
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