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Just a write off well take you to an end sure. Of imperfect. Im chris cuomo welcome to the program. Markets in asia fell on thursday after a top chinese diplomat accused washington of quote naked economic terrorism investors have been growing increasingly nervous after trade tensions between the worlds 2 leading economies economic powers escalated last month and in a new twist of the dispute china is now threatening to stop the ifs export of rare earths to the United States and that would be a b...

Summer concert fairs offer testing, screenings, services, information, and education

The Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers-Newark and Yardbird Productions will be presenting the third annual Asian American Pacific Islander JazzFest at Express Newark on Saturday, May 18. Part of AAPI Heritage Month, it is the only festival of its kind on the East Coast.

A new study provides fresh insight on the biological impact it can have on the human body. House doctor Peter Lin joins us to explain the research.

An Ottawa-area woman has become the first person in Canada to receive an experimental treatment for a chronic joint infection. Doctor Peter Lin explains phage-therapy and why doctors are hopeful about the potential of this experimental therapy in treating antibiotic resistant infections.

Doctor Peter Lin tells us why a group of researchers are hopeful that a newly identified bacteria could lead to treatment options for people with colorectal cancer.

Across British Columbia's south coast, gardeners are finding dead or damaged plants due to the cold snap that sent temperatures plunging to -13.7 C in Richmond.

March break is just weeks away and many families will use the break from school to go on vacation. Ahead of that, they're being urged to ensure their vaccinations are up-to-date. That's as measles spreads in Europe and parts of the U.S.

Prescribing with caution.. We'll talk to Dr. Peter Lin about what patients and physicians need to keep in mind about benzos.

<p>A recent study examines the increased health risks of loneliness and obesity. House doctor Peter Lin joins us to explain.</p>