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Minneapolis City Council Unanimously Approves Minimum Retail Price of $15/Pack for Cigarettes to Improve Public Health

The Minneapolis City Council imposed a minimum retail price of $15 a pack on cigarettes to improve public health.


Can Science & Spirituality Be Bridged? Dr. Lenore Matthew Says Yes!

As grief takes varied forms in individual experiences, experts like Dr. Lenore Matthew are stepping forward to reshape the landscape of grief healing...

Walgreens to Open a New Pharmacy Offering Cell and Gene Therapies to Patients With Chronic Diseases Like Cancer

Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. is opening a new pharmacy offering cell and gene therapies for patients with cancer, cystic fibrosis, and Crohn's disease...

Senate Begins Inquiry Into Why Ozempic and Wegovy Are So Expensive in the US

Novo Nordisk's Ozempic and Wegovy, two popular diabetes and weight-loss drugs, are pricey in the US, sparking a Senate probe...


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