Army Lifts Ban on Recruits With Mental Health Issues
WebMD Nov. 13, 2017 -- People with a history of some types of mental health problems can now seek waivers to join the U.S. Army. Under an unannounced policy implemented in August, waivers can be sought by people with a history of "self-mutilation," bipolar ... |
Newsweek |
What Is Legionnaires' Disease? The Deadly Pathogen That Hit Disneyland Also Lurks in Office Buildings
Newsweek In the past two weeks, Disneyland has twice shut down two cooling towers that had high levels of the Legionnaire's bacteria in them. But the dangerous pathogen is hardly confined to theme parks. Office buildings and airports are highly susceptible to ... What Do Disneyland And Flint Have In Common? Legionnaire's Disease Disneyland cooling towers linked to Legionnaires' disease outbreak Disneyland Park Linked to Legionnaire's Disease Outbreak |
9&10 News |
CWD, Bovine TB and the Importance of Deer Checks in Northern Michigan This Hunting Season
9&10 News We're just two days away from the start of firearm season and the DNR says hunters can expect a bountiful one. They also want you to be aware of chronic wasting disease, it's a disease that affects deer and it's now being found in our area. Since the ... Chronic Wasting Disease a Perennial Concern as Hunting Season Begins Conservation Officials Testing for Chronic Wasting Disease in Missouri A 'crying shame:' Missouri hunters bring in deer to test for neurological disorder |
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E-cigarettes: the dangers and health risks of vaping
WRCB-TV The tobacco industry has been forced to fess up about the dangers of smoking by slapping grisly warnings on cigarette packs, but it hasn't yet been cornered into giving such disclaimers on e-cigarettes and other vaping products. Mounting research and ... Study data on alternatives to smoking, DOH told Doctors Praise Benefits Of Vaping, Say It's 'The Next Best Thing' To Quitting Smoking E-cigarettes: Is Australia out of step with other countries? |
Army Lifts Ban on Recruits With Mental Health Issues
WebMD Nov. 13, 2017 -- People with a history of some types of mental health problems can now seek waivers to join the U.S. Army. Under an unannounced policy implemented in August, waivers can be sought by people with a history of "self-mutilation," bipolar ... |