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Kiva Confections and San Jose-based dispensary Airfield Supply Co. have launched a California-wide campaign to raise awareness around breast cancer. Dubbed Check Yourself, the aim of the campaign is to support the nonprofit Keep a Breast, which aims to help young people adopt a regular monthly... Read More... Don't Miss Any Updates! News Directly in Your Inbox Subscribe to:
Airfield Supply Co. have launched a California-wide campaign to raise awareness around breast cancer. Dubbed Keep a Breast, which aims to help young people adopt a regular monthly self-exam routine. One in eight women in the U.S. are affected by breast cancer in their lifetime, according to BreastCancer.org. Kiva has developed a limited edition run of Live Resin Passionfruit gummies for the Check Yourself campaign. For each unit sold, $1 will be donated to Keep a Breast. Kiva is also donating a lump sum of $10,000 to the nonprofit. "As California's cannabis industry matures, it is incumbent ...
Jan 10, 2021 It's no secret that the lives of musical artists often come riddled with mental health struggles, born from the multiplicity of stressors that come from the life of a touring public figure under constant scrutiny. But what about the experiences of those who work behind the scenes, such as managers, publicists, bookers and touring teams? Out January 14th, Holger Jan Schmidt, an insider who heads the sustainability-focused GreenEvents Europe, and psychologist Prof. Dr. Katja Ehrenberg. Shining a long overdue light on the mental health crisis of the European music industry's e...
>> reporter: this viral facebook video shows when 4-year-old evelyn lewis suddenly lost the ability to stand. >> try real hard. >> we really started to panic when we were rushing her to the hospital. >> reporter: doctors quickly diagnosed her with tick paralysis. now her unsettling ordeal has become an urgent warning as experts brace for one of the worst tick seasons on record. >> we're seeing more than we've ever seen before because of the mild winter we had and also because there are more hosts. there's a white-footed deer mouse that ticks really love to attach to, so more mice, more ticks. ...