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Air Force Cadet, MMA Rising Star Among Slew of Young People Who Died Suddenly at School, On Basketball Courts

A laundry list of young people, including a U.S. Air Force cadet and an up-and-coming MMA star have died suddenly over the course of the last few weeks, leaving a
A USAF Cadet, MMA Star, and a kindergarten student have all died suddenly in the last several weeks

Chinese Reject the Party Line as Pandemic Resurges Nationwide

Vision Times Editorial Staff The novel coronavirus pandemic has ripped through China in recent weeks, with leaked details  from an internal meeting of the country’s National Health Commission estimating 248
New York City Holds Event Aimed at Helping Children With Developmental and Learning Disabilities Thrive
China Tastes the Bitter Fruits of Its Pandemic Measures as COVID Cases and Deaths Spike
The CCP killed at least 13 Uyghurs after poisoning them with a mass disinfectant spraying campaign delivered by ground and air.
Canadians Wait Longer Than Ever for Health Specialists, Surgery: Report
Canadian Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Bill to Combat Forced Organ Harvesting
Taiwanese-Americans Hope to Strengthen Community, Spur Business in Upstate NY
Northern Medical Center Embarks on New Integrative Medicine Program With Local Police Department in Upstate NY
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Humana Inc. Holds Grand Opening Event for its New Location Serving NY’s Flushing Community
On Sept. 8, U.S. medical insurance giant, Humana Inc. held a grand opening event for its new service...
Cell phone addiction leads to depression, poor sleep, and becoming a cyberbully, research has discovered
Mobile Phone Addiction Linked to Depression, Cyberbullying, and Poor Sleep
Addiction to mobile phones is thought to be at an all-time high, according to multiple studies and surveys...
Tea has been shown to positively associate with reduced cancer risk and alcohol consumption with increased cancer risk, a new study shows.
Years of Research Reveals the Effects of Alcohol and Tea on Long-Term Health
According to a 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 54.9 percent of people aged 18 and...
Consumers of ultra-processed foods have a significantly higher risk of cancer, new research reveals.
Ultra-processed Foods Associated With Cancer, Early Death
High consumption of ultra-processed foods increases the risk of colorectal cancer in men and heart disease...
A Boston University study found that stimulating the brain with electricity improved long and working memory function in the elderly and disabled
Study: Electrical Brain Stimulation Boosts Memory
Memory issues and confusion are reported in one in nine adults aged 45 and older, and 50 percent experience...
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Chinese Authorities Lock Down 21 Million Residents in Chengdu as ‘Zero-COVID’ Measures Continue
China’s megalopolis of Chengdu, located in the southwestern province of Sichuan, has been placed under...
A new MIT study diagnosed Parkinson's Disease using artificial intelligence and breathing measurements
Diagnosing Parkinson’s Disease With Artificial Intelligence and Breathing
Currently, there are few effective biomarkers for diagnosing Parkinson’s disease (PD), and a dearth of...
Is Good Posture a Thing of the Past? 10 Reasons It’s Worth Pursuing and How to Achieve It
Good posture used to be a serious issue, stressed both at school and in the home. Although those rigid...
Chinese Research Group Calls On Beijing to Ease ‘Zero-COVID’ Policies, Citing Worsening Economic Outlook
In a notable move by a Chinese think tank, Anbound Research Center called on the country’s central government...