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Podcast trio bound by Audacity and friendship
Montgomery natives Kara Woods and Jasmyne Crimiel, plus Jasmine Ratliff of New Orleans, all attended Tuskegee University, and have been podcasting since September 2020
Since September of last year, they’ve been producing a podcast by that name.
“Audacity to me is looking at who I respect, who I set goals to be, and who I want to mirror,” said Kara Woods (Dr. Kara), a Montgomery native. “A lot of those people had to have audacity.”
“It’s the gaul to do what you want to do, regardless of what anything around you says,” said Jasmine Ratliff, a New Orleans native who goes by Dr. Jas.
Three New Zantac Studies Confirm Cancer Risks From:
Los Angeles, Calif., April 6, 2021 - - The results from three new Zantac studies confirm the popular drug contains high levels of a cancer-causing agent (NDMA) and increases the risk of developing several types of cancer. The studies, one from Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, one from online pharmacy Valisure, and another from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, all found that at a minimum, Zantac (ranitidine) exposes users to substantial amounts of NDMA and may increase the risk of developing:
Bladder cancer
Thyroid cancer One of the things we have said from the very beginning is this litigation is not about a contaminated drug â this drug is defective and dangerous by design,
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As the U.S. races to vaccinate its population, the development of better COVID-19 vaccines has already begun. Government Pharmaceutical Organization of Thailand via Agence France-Presse/Getty Images
The three COVID-19 vaccines available in the United States are safe and effective and were made in record time.
But they aren t ideal.
An ideal vaccine besides being safe and effective would have a few other desirable characteristics, says Deborah Fuller, a vaccine researcher at the University of Washington.
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