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1.0KLifestyleSickle Cell Patients Suffer Discrimination, Poor Care — And Shorter Lives
NeDina Brocks-Capla sits in her kitchen in San Francisco. Her son Kareem Jones died at age 36 from sickle cell illness. (Jenny...
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979LifestyleEnriched By The Poor: California Health Insurers Make Billions Through Medicaid
Medicaid isn’t related to getting wealthy. The sufferers are poor, the budgets tight and funds to docs typically paltry. But some insurance...
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1.4KJustice and rightsArrested Saudi Arabian Royalty ‘Imprisoned’ at Luxury Ritz Carlton Hotel
The 11 princes of the House of Saud that rules Saudi Arabia; four government ministers and tens of former ministers arrested over...
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984Justice and rightsRecord Number of Drug Overdose Deaths in USA in 2016
Drug overdose deaths in the United States continue to spiral out of control with the number of deaths for 2016 higher than...
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952Justice and rightsTexan Kills 26 Churchgoers in Deadliest Mass Shooting in Texas History
Texan Devin Patrick Kelly, 26, a former U.S. Air Force soldier dismissed from the service for beating his wife and child, has...
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983Justice and rightsGun Death Rate in USA Rises for Second Straight Year
Twelve out of every 100,000 people in the United States were shot dead in 2016, said a terrifying report from the U.S....
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1.1KScience and technologyEdge computing strikes the open cloud past the info middle
When we consider cloud computing, most of us envision large-scale, centralized information facilities operating hundreds of bodily servers. As highly effective as...
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942Science and technologyProduct pitches aren’t on the record of explanation why we attend conferences
Conferences are on my thoughts in the intervening time. Partially, it is as a result of I lately attended the Open Source...
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944Science and technologyTop 5 articles for the week of November three, 2017
This week, we check out how the Go programming language is skyrocketing, utilizing Go and Raspberry Pi to create music, and the...
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1.0KLifestylePodcast: ‘What The Health?’ How Confused Are We?
Open enrollment began with extra of a whimper than a bang Nov. 1, because the Trump administration continued to speak down the...