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Some commonly used medications are in shortage due to supply chain issues, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Here are the four most common drugs that are in short supply right now and how you can cope, if you are affected by it.1. Albuterol Sulfate Inhalational Solution Albuterol is an inhalant used
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The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis released its final report on Friday before Republicans take control of the House in the next upcoming Congress, providing new findings on how the Trump administration’s actions negatively impacted the U.S. response. The report from the Democratic-led subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Jim Clyburn (S.C.), highlighted the Trump
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Donald Trump is up in arms about Brittney Griner's release from a Russian prison in exchange for convicted Russian Arms dealer Viktor Bout. Granted, the former president has severalreasons to beangry these days but he's full-on steamingat the Biden-Kremlin deal that brought the WNBA star home after ten months.Thetwo-time Olympic Gold Medalistwhohad been playing for
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Facebook and Instagram parent Meta Platforms Inc. META has reportedly discussed how to build the next Twitter following thechaotic ride the social media platform has had under new leaderElon Musk. What Happened: Last month, Meta employees joined a virtual brainstorming session to discuss ideas for building a Twitter rival, according to The New York Times.
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Four people have been accused of running a kickback conspiracy involving COVID-19 testing that defrauded federal health insurance programs, the U.S. Attorneys Office announced Wednesday. Abid Syed, 45, of East Hanover, Tariq Din, 55, of Saddle River, David Weathers, 59, of the Bronx, New York, and Muhammed Aurangzeb, 45, of Robbinsville were each indicted on
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BEIJING – Students have staged a protest against a coronavirus lockdown at a university in eastern China as the authorities across the country take baby steps away from their hardline zero-Covid policy. Millions of people around China still face restrictions, despite some cities rolling back mass testing and curbs on movement following nationwide anti-lockdown protests
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Former President Trump keeps digging a deeper hole for himself in just the first few weeks of his latest bid for the White House. Trump, who last week drew condemnation from several high-profile conservatives for dining with a white nationalist, found himself in hot water again over the weekend when he claimed fresh talk of
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