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The festival clean-up continues weeks after you go home.

Business leaders hoped the state would use money from the 2010 oil spill to transform Mississippi’s coastal economy. Instead, lawmakers are using much of it to fill gaps in local government budgets and fund projects with few metrics for success.

Despite input from two advisory groups, the state’s Gulf Coast Restoration Fund is failing to meet any conventional measure of success for an economic development program funded by the money BP paid following its massive 2010 oil spill.

The electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), or electric shock treatment, is being prescribed disproportionately to thousands of women in England.

Concern over electroconvulsive treatment for vulnerable mental health patients

Episode 2 of "The Orville" season 3 includes nods to "The Fly" and other sci-fi horror classics, with an epic music score.

It has been suggested that the research project - its finanical backers include NHS England - could secure approval for clinical use from UK regulators as early as 2024.

Women taking antidepressants who anticipate having a baby are advised to discuss these risks with their physicians.

The risk of shock treatment remains. The FDA warns that "the long-term safety and effectiveness of ECT treatment has not been demonstrated.”

Hemp industry stakeholders have launched a policy reform initiative that would exempt U.S. farmers who plant Certified seed from burdensome regulations.