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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – UW Health Eastpark Medical Center began accepting patients on Monday.The new medical center specializes in cancer treatment through the UW Health Carbone Cancer Center, but also offers allergy, dermatology, pharmacy services and radiology services.A ribbon cutting was held at the facility last Tuesday, and reservations officially begin Monday.The facility also has several unique features, including advanced imaging equipment, a laboratory and a 73-chair infusion center for chemotherapy, which officials say is the largest in Wisconsin. .Dr. Lee Wilke, senior medical director of clinical cancer services at Wisconsin Health, said the center has been very thoughtfully designed.“There…

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CNN — Joe Biden, once hopeful of winning a second term, was largely on the back burner a week before the election. No more. The president has unexpectedly inserted himself into the campaign stronghold of former rival Donald Trump, who is struggling to quell anger over a bigoted rally held at Madison Square Garden earlier this week. He may have given the former president significant aid. Biden referenced Puerto Rico, which was vilified by a comedian as a “floating island of trash” at Trump’s event Sunday night. But his clumsy defense of the U.S. territories and key swing voters in…

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Kuminga explains his mindset as he deals with being moved to the Warriors’ benchJonathan Kuminga found himself handed a new but familiar role Tuesday night, and the 22-year-old handled it with grace.After starting the Warriors’ first three games of the season, Kuminga was moved to the bench for Golden State’s 124-106 win over the New Orleans Pelicans at Chase Center.The fourth-year forward explained his thoughts on replacing Zena Keita on NBC Sports Bay Area shortly after scoring 17 points on 6-of-13 field goals in 28 minutes in the come-from-behind victory.”This is just a basketball game,” Kuminga told Keita. “At the…

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You can now listen to NEWFox News articles! Well, we’re only a week away from Election Day, and one way or another, someone is going to win this thing. It’s not going to end in a draw, like in soccer or the hottest abs in Cancun’s contest that was supposed to be won last year. Right now the polls are very thin, at least according to the lying spineless weeds in the media. Because if you compare polls to common sense, you’d think we’re in two different worlds. On the one hand there is a festive atmosphere, and on the…

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Ellie Park, Multimedia Editor-in-Chief Yale University received $899 million in federal grants and contracts to fund research and financial aid in fiscal year 2024. Ahead of Tuesday’s presidential election, The News spoke to higher education experts about how political changes could affect the federal funding Yale receives for research. Experts agreed there was bipartisan support for research funding, and any cuts would likely result in significant budget cuts. But they said the results of the parliamentary and presidential elections could influence which areas are funded. Yale receives federal research funding primarily from the National Institutes of Health, which has awarded…

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Workforce Solutions of North Central Pennsylvania, a workforce development commission serving Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, and Potter counties, creates career opportunities for job seekers of all ages. We are pleased to announce a new initiative aimed at increasingWorkforce Solutions is looking for free employers in all industries who are interested in introducing their company and career path. “In today’s job market, young people are not just looking for a job, they are looking for a clear path to future opportunities,” said Executive Director Pam Streich.“Our goal is to develop innovative web applications that help students, job seekers, and individuals…

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The 89th Texas Legislature could debate building Brazoria County’s first psychiatric hospital during its 2025 session.How we got hereOn Oct. 29, the Pearland City Council unanimously voted to sign a letter of support asking the state Legislature to allocate funds to build Brazoria County’s first mental health hospital.Pearland Chamber of Commerce President Jim Johnson asked the Pearland City Council to sign a letter of support for the construction of a 115-bed mental health facility that would cost an estimated $115 million, according to city documents.According to the letter, there are currently no dedicated psychiatric inpatient beds in Brazoria County, forcing…

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HONG KONG — Asian markets were mixed on Wednesday, with Japan’s benchmark index rising more than 1% as tech stocks pushed the Nasdaq Composite Index to a record high.Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 1.3% to 20,438.54, and the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.6% to 3,267.42. In Tokyo, the Nikkei Stock Average rose 1.3% to 39,390.49 after the Bank of Japan began a two-day policy meeting on Wednesday.Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index fell 0.9% to 8,177.90 after third-quarter inflation hit a three-year low of 2.8%, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.Elsewhere, South Korea’s Kospi fell 0.8% to 2,596.61, and Taiwan’s…

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RAPIDS CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – It’s common for some high school students to not know what career path they want to pursue after graduation, which is why Western Dakota Technical College held its annual Scrub Camp on Tuesday. and showed students what is possible.More than 100 Black Hills area high school seniors and seniors attended Scrubs Camp to learn and explore various medical careers.Students took classes from instructors in a variety of fields, including dental assistants, nursing, laboratory technicians, and phlebotomy.You may also participate in various activities in your school’s simulation center or laboratory.Gina Kimbell, admissions specialist at Western Dakota…

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Researchers from the Charlie Dunlop School of Biological Sciences, in collaboration with the Oxford Humanities Research Center, have uncovered a strong link between loss of smell and inflammation in 139 surprising medical conditions. The study, led by Professor Emeritus Michael Leung and researchers Cynthia Wu and Emily Troscianko, explores a little-known but potentially life-changing relationship: in maintaining physical and mental health. It emphasizes the role played by the sense of smell. The study was published in Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience. Anosmia is often dismissed as a minor inconvenience, but as this study shows, it can actually be an early sign…

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