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Mashup Score: 49
The governor refuses to acknowledge the need for a statewide mask mandate.
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Mashup Score: 0
If you have a little leftover cilantro, Paul’s Cooking Tips shows you how to use it to…
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Not eggs!! https://t.co/3NnuYfDser
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Mashup Score: 4Orange, green, purple cauliflower: More nutritious, more lovely - 4 year(s) ago
Here’s a guide to the unique nutritional properties of each variety and how to best…
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Orange, green, purple cauliflower pack more nutrition and visual zing than the basic white variety https://t.co/tQ33BuUFgc) via @mysa #kahnchronicle
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Summer has never been more confusing. As the season synonymous with vacation approaches, the coronavirus pandemic continues to derail nearly every part of our lives. Those lucky enough to live near a beach, or who’ve planned to visit one in the future, may be trying to decipher the ever-changing regulations regarding beach access. As beaches reopen or stay closed across the country, headlines…
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While some beaches across the country are opening, it’s important to think through all of the precautions needed to stay safe during the pandemic. https://t.co/kF0LJJDzZF https://t.co/Nd3oPaBFGO
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Mashup Score: 018 hours inside a COVID-19 ICU - 5 year(s) ago
While the city sleeps, a team of nurses cares for the sickest of the sick in the in the COVID-19 ICU at Northeast Baptist Hospital. For nurses, the night shift is long stretches of quiet punctuated by crisis. We spent two nights alongside them.
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18 hours inside a COVID-19 ICU https://t.co/qe1E4yQCU3 via @expressnews
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Mashup Score: 8Siblings: Helping them cope with childhood cancer - 5 year(s) ago
(BPT) – When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the entire family is affected by the experience, especially the child’s siblings. Young children experience their brother or sister’s cancer while they are still learning to make sense of the world. Often this leaves them feeling scared, angry, anxious or sad. According to Meredith Barnhart, a licensed clinical social worker at The Leukemia &…
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When six-year-old King Singh was diagnosed with high-risk ALL at two-years-old, it not only affected him but his entire family as well. LLS's Clinical Social Worker Meredith Barnhart shared her advice on navigating this journey when siblings are involved. https://t.co/gsiYwlh40a https://t.co/cO2og3eJKz
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Mashup Score: 6Siblings: Helping them cope with childhood cancer - 5 year(s) ago
(BPT) – When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the entire family is affected by the experience, especially the child’s siblings. Young children experience their brother or sister’s cancer while they are still learning to make sense of the world. Often this leaves them feeling scared, angry, anxious or sad. According to Meredith Barnhart, a licensed clinical social worker at The Leukemia &…
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When six-year-old King Singh was diagnosed with high-risk ALL at two-years-old, it not only affected him but his entire family as well. LLS's Clinical Social Worker Meredith Barnhart shared her advice on navigating this journey when siblings are involved. https://t.co/08qT84vN8i
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Report on my remarks today to the @ExpressNews editorial board https://t.co/bVpVSunjqe