How Holistic Medicine Is Revolutionizing The Way We Take Care Of Ourselves | Dr. Norman Shealy

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More people are turning to non-traditional means of treating their medical needs after realizing that conventional medicine only provides temporary solutions to their long-term ailments.

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Confronting And Combating Inequalities In America’s Pediatric Healthcare Industry | Dr. John Leimert

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America’s healthcare industry has long had its issues. Pediatric patients especially suffer when they’re born into lower income neighborhoods with little to no medical resources.

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The Importance Of Heart Health And Trusting Your Doctor | Dr. Ramzan Zakir

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Eric MastrotaEric Mastrota is a Contributing Editor at The National Digest based in New York. A graduate of SUNY New Paltz, he reports on world news, culture, and lifestyle. You can reach him at eric.mastrota@thenationaldigest.com.

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India’s Covid-19 Crisis Is Causing An Increase In Vaccine Inequality Around The World

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Countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America have been begging foreign governments for assistance in vaccine supply and distribution. Many of these countries haven’t even hit 1% in terms of people who are fully vaccinated. 

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Biden’s Stimulus Plan Relieves Lower-Income Americans Of Heavy Taxes

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The relief law also extends the federal boost for unemployment benefits as well as food stamps and other aid programs for struggling renters and homeowners throughout the country. The overall goal of this relief package was to specifically help lower-income households who have been hit the hardest by the pandemic. 

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Experts Claim US Covid-19 Vaccination Efforts May Begin To Slow Now

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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claim that more than 42% of Americans have at least one Covid-19 dose now, and roughly 29% are fully vaccinated.

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How Choirs Have Kept The Music Alive During The Pandemic

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Being in a choir is believed to be one of the most unifying group activities one could participate in, however, during a pandemic where the Covid-19 virus is spread through respiratory droplets in our breath, choirs have had to sacrifice what they love doing the most for the sake of safety.

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Paul McCartney Joins Call From Musicians To Change Music Streaming Payments

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Over 150 musicians signed an open letter to change the 1988 Copyright Act which prevents many musicians from receiving proper payments for their work on streaming services.

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Hawaii Updated Covid-19 Travel Restrictions

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Hawaii is one of the most popular destinations that people want to fly to once the Covid-19 pandemic improves, here’s how the island’s are preparing.

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CDC Expected To Meet About J&J Vaccine Pause

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The CDC and FDA are meeting to discuss the six blood clotting cases among people who received the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine.

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