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Poor controls led U.S. prisons to buy whole cow hearts disguised as ground beef: watchdog
Reuters. - March 03, 2020The U.S. Bureau of Prisons lacks policies to safeguard against serving potentially contaminated food to its inmates, a problem that led it to buy substandard products including whole cow hearts disguised as ground beef, the Justice Department's internal watchdog has found.
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Lesbos, once a Nobel peace contender, hardens its heart against migrants
Reuters. - March 03, 2020"Go away, go," a smartly dressed Greek woman in sunglasses and a black leather jacket shouted in English at about 40 migrants in a dinghy bobbing near the small harbor. A headscarfed woman in the boat waved her forefinger, a baby on board wailed.
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Italy's lockdown: just rockin' the quarantine away
Reuters. - March 02, 2020Teenagers with bottles of beer in their hands listen to loud music on a patchy lawn as a train speeds by the northern Italian town of San Fiorano, in a "red zone" - one of the areas placed under quarantine at the heart of Italy's coronavirus outbreak.
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South Korea seeks coronavirus murder charges, over 3,000 dead worldwide
Reuters. - March 02, 2020South Korea sought murder charges against leaders of a secretive church at the heart of its ballooning coronavirus outbreak on Monday as the global death toll rose above 3,000 and the Chinese province at the epicentre reported a fall in new cases.
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Coronavirus corrections and the rise of remote work
TechCrunch. - February 28, 2020Hello and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch s venture capital-focused podcast, where we unpack the numbers behind the headlines. What a week. What an insane, heart-stopping, odd, and stuffed week. I m utterly exhausted. But, in better news, all of that great fodder for podcast and ch…
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Japan defends cautious approach on coronavirus testing amid concerns
Reuters. - February 27, 2020Japan's health ministry on Wednesday defended its cautious approach to coronavirus testing as domestic cases increased and South Korea prepared to test more than 200,000 members of a church at the heart of a surge in its outbreak.
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Are cats the 'canary in the coal mine' for wildfire effects on human health?
Science Daily. - February 26, 2020Cats who suffered burns and smoke inhalation in recent California wildfires also had a high incidence of heart problems, according to a new study.
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Too much exercise can be harmful, but moderation benefits most
Reuters. - February 26, 2020(Reuters Health) - Exercise, like most things in life, is good in moderation for most people, but extremes can hurt the heart, experts caution in a scientific statement from the American Heart Association.
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Changing what heart cells eat could help them regenerate
Science Daily. - February 21, 2020Switching what the powerhouses of heart cells consume for energy could help the heart regenerate when cells die.
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China lab says conspiracy theories hurting efforts to curb virus
Reuters. - February 20, 2020An outbreak of disinformation in China and elsewhere has hurt global efforts to combat the new coronavirus, said a specialist infectious disease lab located at the epicenter of the epidemic -- and at the heart of a number of conspiracy theories.
