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  • Hands holding lumps of coal

    Why 25,000 Coal Miners Diagnosed With Black Lung Could Lose Federal Help Paying for Treatment

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  • Dead Man With Medicines Lying On Floor

    FDA Recalls Losartan Lots, Another Blood Pressure Drug Contaminated With a Cancer Causing Impurity

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  • aspirin tablets

    That Aspirin-a-Day Habit Does More Harm Than Good for Your Heart, Say Cardiology Organizations

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  • Pharmaceutical Company Johnson & Johnson To Pay 4.6 Billion Dollars To 22 Women Over Baby Powder Ovarian Cancer Lawsuit

    Jury Awards $29 Million in Latest Johnson & Johnson Cancer-Causing Baby Powder Lawsuit

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  • UPS

    UPS Workers in Ohio Sue Shipping Service for Racism and Discrimination

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  • San Francisco's Iconic Anchor Brewing Acquired By Sapporo

    Workers at Anchor Brewing, One of America’s First Craft Breweries, Vote to Unionize

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  • Olivia Jade x Sephora Collection Launch

    In Wake of College Admissions Scandal, Sephora Plucks Olivia Jade’s Partnership From Its List

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  • Day 4 - Mobile World Congress 2018Tech

    HP’s Laptop Battery Recall, Interrupted by the Government Shutdown, Expands by 78,500 More Computers

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  • Twitter

    Twitter Just Released a Handy New Camera Feature. Here’s How to Use It

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  • Bill McGlashan

    TPG Growth Founder Bill McGlashan Placed on Immediate Leave Over College Admissions Cheating Scandal

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  • Greta Thunberg Portraits

    Students at 957 Schools Will Strike for Climate Action on March 15. One Swedish Teenager Started the Worldwide Protest

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  • Google BikeTech

    Google Quietly Rolled Out a Hotel Site That’s Already Booking Rooms and Taking Names

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  • GM

    UAW Prepares for Strike if GM Shutters More Factories

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  • Measles

    Measles Outbreaks Nearing Levels Not Seen Since 1992. Anti-Vax Propaganda Is Partly to Blame

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  • Man and Smoke fragments on a black background

    Biggest Vaping Study Ever Links E-Cigs With Heart Attacks and Depression

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