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Study indicates that consumption of ultra-processed foods contributes to premature death
Recent studies show an “alarming” correlation between the rising consumption of highly processed foods such as sliced white bread and sugary soft drinks and the increase in the rate of premature deaths. According to the…
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Americans are moving to Mexico at unseen rates so far and the trend is expected to continue in the future
Some factories were completely closing while others were decreasing their production activities due to the pandemic, eventually resulting in supply chain issues disrupting the American economy and the labor market. Then there was a surge…
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Back discomfort may be an indicator you are suffering from the most common three types of cancer
As we all know, cancer is among the top 5 common causes of death in the U.S., taking second place on the list after heart disease. Cancer can develop almost anywhere in the body, and…
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Scientists recommend a supplement to diabetics that is considered to regulate blood sugar levels
It is more crucial than ever to identify measures to prevent diabetes, since 11.3% of the population in the U.S. already has the disease and many more are at risk of developing it. Even though…
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New scam on the horizon in Indiana as winter and cold weather approaches that targets utility customers
Scammers are constantly trying to figure out new ways to deceive people and achieve personal gains, making it even harder for authorities to discover what their next scam will be about. That said, a new…
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City of Bloomington offers free parking to encourage consumers to shop locally at small businesses
Bloomington, Indiana – The City of Bloomington is providing free parking on downtown streets and in city garages through Sunday. Officials decided to offer free parking in recognition of the Thanksgiving holiday and Small Business…
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Boil Water Advisory in effect for parts of Bloomington until Saturday
Bloomington, Indiana – The water supply in some parts of Bloomington was shut off by City of Bloomington Utilities crews after a water main break occurred in the Bryan Park area. The consumers in these…
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Health experts are not convinced that Covid bivalent vaccines offer significantly better protection than earlier versions
Health experts believe that America won’t face yet another COVID wave as we approach the winter, despite the fact that people will spend more time indoors, especially during the holiday season. Unlike the last two…
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Silver Alert for a man reported missing off northeastern Indiana canceled by authorities
Bluffton, Indiana – The Statewide Silver Alert that was issued for a man who was reported missing off northeastern Indiana has now been canceled since the man has been located safe. The 21-year-old man was…
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Indiana Department of Natural Resources offers free admission to its properties on your day off
Indianapolis, Indiana – Anyone is looking for fun activities to do for the Thanksgiving weekend, and we are suggesting you pay a visit to any Indiana state park, forest, fish and wildlife area, nature preserve,…
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