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US plans end to mpox public health emergency in January

US plans end to mpox public health emergency in January

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US plans end to mpox public health emergency in January

Cases have plummeted in recent weeks, with just a handful of new infections reported every week in the month of November.

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UT researchers successfully test 'brain-powered' wheelchair for disabled individuals

UT's latest study shows a sign of future viability for noninvasive technology to help those with limited motor function.
Health

FDA to consider modifying blood donation restrictions for gay, bisexual men

Data from a recent study has prompted the FDA to reconsider current guidelines surrounding blood donation.
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Recognizing the signs of diabetes and pre-diabetes before the disease takes over | Wear The Gown

You don't just contract type-2 overnight. There's an intermediate phase called pre-diabetes.

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Goodfellow Air Force Base celebrates holiday season with Christmas tree lighting

The tree was lit and Santa Claus made an appearance at this annual tradition.
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'Comfort & Joy' Concert scheduled for Dec. 16 in San Angelo

The Christmas jazz concert starts at 6 p.m. at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.

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No, completely closing vents isn’t a reliable way to save money on central heating

Completely closing your vents might damage your HVAC system and raise energy costs, but you could save money with fewer risks by partially closing certain vents.
Environment

It’s misleading to claim that polar bears are ‘thriving’ because of ‘increasing population’

For more than a decade, people have falsely claimed polar bears are “thriving,” using an “increasing population” as proof. We explain the real status of polar bears.