IU health programs won't take tobacco-linked group's money
SFGate BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Indiana University's public health programs are joining more a dozen others in the U.S. and Canada pledging not to accept research money from an anti-smoking group backed by the tobacco industry. The (Bloomington) Herald-Times ... |
Big Think |
Scientists have discovered where anxiety comes from
Big Think Although common, physicians aren't sure what exactly brings on such a disorder. They usually hit a person in the prime of their life, and the treatments we have now are generally, only partially effective. Medical researchers hypothesize that it's a ... Anxiety cells have been found, and guess what, they reside in your brain Researchers discover 'anxiety cells' in brain Scientists Have Located Anxiety-Inducing Cells In The Brain – And Think They Know How To Control Them |
Minneapolis Star Tribune |
Lester Holt a 'little disappointed' he's not spending Super Bowl weekend with President Trump
Minneapolis Star Tribune Lester Holt appeared to be enjoying his chat with Belinda Jensen and Jimmy Jam Saturday morning in the KARE-11 warming tent on Nicollet Mall. But he admitted afterwards that he had hoped to be spending at least part of the weekend interviewing ... Multi-million dollar security effort in place for Super Bowl LII Jimmy Fallon, Lester Holt visit the KARE 11 Warming House NBC Panic Attack Peddles Spin: 'Partisan Grenade' Memo Could Trigger 'Constitution Crisis' |
The Northwest Florida Daily News |
Report: Shalimar couple fakes boy's brain cancer, solicits funds
The Northwest Florida Daily News The child told authorities he had been given the terminal diagnosis in May 2017. He said it scared him and he didn't like to talk about it. SHALIMAR — A couple who lied to a 13-year-old boy in their care by telling him he had terminal brain cancer ... |
Yahoo News |
Parents made their son believe he was dying of cancer in order to cash in on donation money
Yahoo News A Florida couple has been charged with child abuse, among other crimes, after they lied to their 13-year-old son about having terminal brain cancer. Why? Because they wanted to cash in on donations for his medical treatment. Robert Long, 47, and his ... |