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Kool & The Gang uplift spirits at Hollywood Bowl
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Kool & The Gang uplift spirits at Hollywood Bowl

  • July 14, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer After an absence of more than 15 months due to the coronavirus pandemic, the live music drought ended July […]

Vaccination incentives bring out plenty of hopefuls
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  • Health

Vaccination incentives bring out plenty of hopefuls

  • June 29, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer For the past several weeks, the number of people lining up to get the COVID-19 vaccinations has increased, largely […]

Summer water activities can be safe in post-COVID world
  • Health

Summer water activities can be safe in post-COVID world

  • June 21, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer With the first day of summer just around the corner and hot temperatures already here, water activities are bound […]

Afraid to quit wearing the mask? You aren’t alone
  • Health

Afraid to quit wearing the mask? You aren’t alone

  • June 12, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Wrier Wearing a face mask daily for more than 14 months years has worn thin for many people and has […]

Returning to normalcy may cause anxiety, stress
  • Health

Returning to normalcy may cause anxiety, stress

  • May 22, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Since 1949, Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed every May. Data shows that the pandemic has had a […]

Aftereffects of COVID-19 could be worse, experts say
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Aftereffects of COVID-19 could be worse, experts say

  • April 30, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Think the worse is over after surviving COVID-19? Think again. National and global studies reveal that the persistent aftereffects […]

Researcher says sickle cell patients shouldn’t lose vision
  • Health

Researcher says sickle cell patients shouldn’t lose vision

  • April 16, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer According to the Centers of Prevention and Disease Control, there are millions of people living with sickle cell disease […]

Vaccination not final step to stopping virus, doctor says
  • Health

Vaccination not final step to stopping virus, doctor says

  • April 9, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Spring break season kicked off Feb. 27 and continues in various parts of the country until April 10. The […]

Disinfectant can be trigger for individuals with asthma
  • Health

Disinfectant can be trigger for individuals with asthma

  • March 26, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer Spring is in the air and so are pollutants. From March to June, people with allergies and asthma may […]

COVID can impact diabetic retinopathy patients
  • Health

COVID can impact diabetic retinopathy patients

  • March 15, 2021

By Marie Y. Lemelle Contributing Writer The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that 60 million people in the U.S. have received one dose […]

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