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Government to fund £120 blood test that could detect 12 most common cancers
Ed note: This will be interesting to follow and large population studies are needed to see whether the clinical outcomes of a large group are improved. Even a one out of 50 (2%) false positive test rates will generate lots … Continue reading
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Resources for discussing and documenting end of life choices
Ed note: Here’s the handout from the recent presentation (which was recorded). The hyperlinks are “clickable” to check out the various resources. In the near future you’ll receive more information in your inboxes about the survey conducted by the Health … Continue reading
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Cats and the ticket
Thanks to Mary Jane F.
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What’s behind the excuse?
thanks to Mary Jane F.
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How do you dispose of a pumpkin?
Thanks to Cam A.
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More ghostly than expected
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Trying to navigate Caremerge
thanks to Sybil-Ann
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Trick or “Treat” at Mar-a-Lago
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Elon Musk Presides Over Yet Another Failed Launch
Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images BUTLER, PA (The Borowitz Report)—In what experts are calling his most embarrassing implosion ever, Tesla CEO Elon Musk presided over yet another failed launch on Saturday. As Musk looked on, a visibly impaired rocket started emitting abnormal, … Continue reading
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Will this judgement apply to his other crimes?
Thanks to Diana C. – Time’s cover a few month’s ago For six weeks, the former most powerful man in the world sat like an ordinary citizen in a drab courtroom, a criminal defendant being judged by a jury of … Continue reading
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Lest we not forget the lessons we learned
Thanks to Sybil-Ann As the world fights to figure everything out,I’ll be holding doors for strangers,Letting people cut in front of me in traffic,Saying “good morning” to folks,Keeping babies entertained in grocery lines,Stopping to talk to someone who is lonely,Being … Continue reading
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Famous and lesser-known quotes from Jimmy Carter on hope, service, and humanity
Thanks to Pam P. While it’s no secret that Jimmy Carter is among the most overlooked and dismissed U.S. presidents of the modern era — and yet — he’s also one of the more remarkable and impactful leaders of the … Continue reading
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A scary thought as Halloween approaches
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