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Pet of the Week: Oscar

NTV's Pet of the Week is Oscar. Oscar is at the Kearney Area Animal Shelter, waiting for his forever home.

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Dr Mark Socinski on the Need for Lung Cancer Screening in Eligible Patients

Mark A. Socinski, MD, executive director at AdventHealth Cancer Institute, discusses the importance of lung cancer screening in eligible patients, including the need for primary care providers to ensure screening is being implemented.

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Mask mandate reinstated at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

As respiratory illnesses rise in New Hampshire, masks are now required at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth Hitchcock clinics.

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Chief Executive Officer: Devpt, Eco Growth Linked To Highways: Home Minister | Bhubaneswar News

Bhubaneswar: Union home minister Amit Shah on Saturday said the country’s development and growth of the economy are linked to the highways.

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Why Do Some People Never Get COVID Symptoms? Study Says Gene Mutation Makes Them Super Dodgers

Researchers from the University of California-San Francisco have found the first evidence for a genetic basis for asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2.

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BBC News Now

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BBC News

development of mers special instructional video on ppe level and use. numberfour, to develop instructional video on ppe level and use. number four, to develop a mers serology— use. number four, to develop a mers serology procedure, that's blood tests _ serology procedure, that's blood tests searching for antibodies, to include _ tests searching for antibodies, to include a — tests searching for antibodies, to include a plan for a process to scale — include a plan for a process to scale up — include a plan for a process to scale up capacity. number seven, to produce _ scale up capacity. number seven, to produce an _ scale up capacity. number seven, to produce an options plan using extant evidence _ produce an options plan using extant evidence and cost benefits for quarantine versus self isolation for a range _ quarantine versus self isolation for a range of— quarantine versus self isolation for a range of contact types, including symptomatic, asymptomatic and high risk groups. and just going back up the page to number— and just going back up the page to number five, to produce a paper on the south _ number five, to produce a paper on the south korean outbreak with details — the south korean outbreak with details on the cases in response and consider— details on the cases in response and consider a _ details on the cases in response and consider a direct application to the uk, including port of entry screening. you may be aware that professor — screening. you may be aware that professor heyman gave evidence to the inquiry— professor heyman gave evidence to

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CNN This Morning

so it's expected that when these drugs get full fda approval, there will be a change in that medicare. >> when could that be? >> lily will file this drug this quarter, and it could probably take maybe 10 months to a year for the fda to potentially approve it. the first drug may get full approval in july. so we could see that medicare decision change. >> side effects? >> so side effects are really important here. this is not a benign drug to take. the most common things are things like brain swelling and these microhemorrhages or small pleads in the brain. you can see that's a fairly sizable number of people who had those, but some of that was asymptomatic. what you really worry about is when those are severe, and that was seen in just less than 2% of patients in this study and two patients died related to that side effect in the trial. >> thank you, meg. welcome. >> thank you. >> we'll be seeing a lot of you. >> thank you so much. >> "cnn this morning" continues right now.

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Welcome To IANS Live - LatestNews - Mild Covid during pregnancy does not slow brain development in babies: Study

The findings, published in JAMA Network Open, are based on results from a comprehensive assessment of brain development.

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Americas Newsroom

decision. >> it's a long list. dana? >> let's talk about the government and the media response, because here's jonathan turley, what he wrote in the "new york post," that the covid lab leak is government censorship. that's the next step, if the government are willing to do introspection and ask themselves why did we insist on telling people it wasn't from a lab, when it could have been, even if it's low confidence, that is what they believe. >> why is there no 9/11 commission for the covid pandemic? we got so many things wrong from the response. you look at fauci's mistakes from the beginning of this, saying for six weeks that there was no community spread in the u.s. when it was, because they were using a flu surveillance system instead of a covid surveillance system, which you had to present with symptoms, and everyone was asymptomatic. two, dismissing masking. the list of things he got wrong to this. no one has been held to account.

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