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Grindr admits it shared HIV status of users

Grindr admits it shared HIV status of users

The same-sex dating app now says it will stop sharing the information after acknowledging two companies it hired to analyze usage had access to encrypted forms of the data.

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Minneapolis police to be equipped with overdose-reversal drug

Minneapolis police to be equipped with overdose-reversal drug

Fifteen Minneapolis officers were the first to learn how to administer Narcan, which is also known as naloxone, at a training at the American Indian Center in south Minneapolis. They'll be followed by about 100 more officers in the next two weeks.
by Jon Collins

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Scientists say you may live longer by severely restricting calories

Scientists say you may live longer by severely restricting calories

Scientists have long been fascinated with whether dramatically restricting the amount of food we eat can help us live longer. New research suggests it might, but the question is, is it worth it?
by Patti Neighmond and April Fulton

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'Penny-a-pill' funding fades under pressure from pharmaceutical industry

'Penny-a-pill' funding fades under pressure from pharmaceutical industry

The so-called "Penny-a-pill" legislation faces an uncertain future after strong opposition from pharmaceutical companies and some business interests. Supporters of the bill, including many who've lost loved ones to overdose, are alarmed.
by Jon Collins

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Running on empty? As Minnesota ages, need for volunteer drivers grows

Running on empty? As Minnesota ages, need for volunteer drivers grows

Volunteer drivers play a crucial role in helping Minnesotans who can't drive themselves get to where they need to be. And with a rapidly aging population, the need will likely grow in the years ahead.
by Mark Steil

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