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Written by Jennifer Huizen on April 22, 2021 — Fact checked by Anna Guildford, Ph.D. New research zooms in on the role of ‘good’ cholesterol for preserving cardiovascular health. FG Trade/Getty Images According to a new study, testing how well high-density lipoprotein (HDL), or “good,” cholesterol reduces inflammation may help identify people who are more likely to develop cardiovascular disease associated with atherosclerosis. In the study, the anti-inflammatory capacity of good cholesterol was higher in people who did not experience cardiovascular events than in those who did. Ba...

Marble Financial Completes Acquisition of Canadian Fintech Inverite   Marble Financial Inc. (CSE: MRBL; OTC: MRBLF; FSE:2V0), an AI-driven financial technology company that educates and helps Canadians better understand and manage their current cash flow and credit towards a better financial future, announced earlier this week it has closed the acquisition of  Inverite Verification Inc., a Canadian fintech provider for real-time access to financial data and insights.  According to Marble, Inverite boasts connectivity to 286 Financial Institutions’ (FI) access points which is 15X greate...

Guam’s mandatory 14-day travel quarantine could be eased, starting May 1, provided at least half of the island’s adult population is fully vaccinated by that time, according to Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero. Guam currently is halfway toward meeting that target, said Dr. Felix Cabrera, who is chief medical officer at the Department of Public Health and Social Services. He said Guam currently is administering 1,557 vaccine doses per day, and the number of doses will increase significantly during the next couple of weeks. The governor Monday announced the reopening plan, called the “Path to Half,...

Vaccine eligibility expands next Monday, to residents 50 and older Steve Limtiaco Prisoners also are eligible for vaccines, effective immediately, according to the Joint Information Center. It’s the first major shift in eligibility in more than a month, and will allow about 10,000 more residents to receive vaccines. Eligibility for residents 50 and older starts March 15 and the mass vaccination clinic at the University of Guam Calvo Field House is scheduled to start giving more first vaccine doses March 16. The clinic this week is administering only second doses of vaccines. At the current...

The governor noted the island has seen a drastic decrease in COVID-19 hospitalizations - from a high of 102 on Nov. 2 to five on Thursday.