New million study aims to understand cardiovascular and kidney disease risk factors in women

New $15 million study aims to understand cardiovascular and kidney disease risk factors in women

Research teams from Augusta University, Massachusetts General Hospital and The Ohio State University will lead a $15 million project dedicated to studying the various ways that risk factors for cardiovascular and kidney diseases impact women. The American Heart Association's Strategically Focused Research Network (SFRN) on Cardiovascular Kidney Metabolic Syndrome: Heterogeneity in Women aims to learn why women…

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Mexico Sends Tons of Sewage to San Diego, and Lee Zeldin Is Doing Something About It on Earth Day

Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 | by Outside Contributor | 0 Comments | Print Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin is flying out to San Diego Tuesday to address a “public health and environmental crisis” regarding sewage on the U.S.-Mexico border on Earth Day. “There is nowhere more important for me…

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Health Freedom

Economic fallout and strategic stakes mount as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate – NaturalNews.com

Economic fallout and strategic stakes mount as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate U.S. tariffs (now at 25% on $200B in goods) devastate Chinese export industries, with factories reporting canceled orders, warehouse overstock and forced worker layoffs. Key ports like Shanghai anticipate a 50% drop in cargo traffic. China vows to "fight to the end," but businesses…

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2A Protection

FALCO Holsters Expands Weapon Light & Laser Compatibility

FALCO® Holsters announces new weapon light & laser compatibility to support a wider range of everyday carry setups. This expansion reflects FALCO’s ongoing commitment to crafting holsters that adapt to the evolving needs of responsible gun owners around the world. From concealed carry to duty use, each light-bearing holster is handcrafted to order, ensuring…

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Prepping & Survival

Bird Flu’s Risk To Humans is Growing

Bird flu has been circulating globally for decades, but it is now posing a heightened risk to humans. Veterinarian Dr. Kay Russo told CBS News that we are running out of time to prevent the spread of bird flu. She was called in when the H5N1 virus hit this dairy herd in Colorado last summer.…

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A Guide to the Most Common Types of Wine

Sponsored By: WSJ Wine A great place for beginners to get their heads around the world’s most popular red, whites and rosé Let’s be honest. Wine is one of life’s simplest pleasures, but it can feel a little overwhelming at times. Learning a few basics can go a long way. Below, we’ll take you through…

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Health Freedom

David Talbot’s book peels back the shadowy legacy of Allen Dulles, the architect of America’s secret government – NaturalNews.com

David Talbot’s book peels back the shadowy legacy of Allen Dulles, the architect of America’s secret government In 1965, Allen Dulles, the former CIA director, expressed deep animosity toward John F. Kennedy, revealing a personal and political grudge that may have influenced his actions and decisions during and after Kennedy's presidency. Despite being forced out…

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Health Freedom

4 common movements that cause back pain & what helps

Nearly 65 million Americans report episodes of back pain, while around 16 million adults experience persistent or chronic back pain, according to the Health Policy Institute. Making matters worse, very few things work reliably to eliminate back pain, especially lower back pain, the most common complaint of all. The thing is, much of our back…

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2A Protection

Pregnant Woman Shoots and Kills Armed Attacker in Domestic Violence Incident

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$A pontiff of global compassion and fracturing tradition – NaturalNews.com$

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A pontiff of global compassion and fracturing tradition – NaturalNews.com

Pope Francis, the first Latin American and Jesuit pope, died at 88 in the Vatican after a transformative papacy marked by inclusivity, reform and advocacy for the marginalized. His death triggers preparations for the Church’s first conclave in over a decade. Elected in 2013, he challenged traditional norms — adopting humility (inspired by St. Francis…

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