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Wary, weary world slams doors shut, fearing omicron variant

BRUSSELS — Taking an act-now-ask-questions-later approach, countries around the world slammed their doors shut again to try to keep the new omicron variant at bay Monday as more cases of the mutant coronavirus emerged and scientists raced to figure out just how dangerous it might be. Japan ...

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MARQUETTE — When you think of addiction, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Most people will say drugs, alcohol, maybe gambling. But what about sex addiction? Believe it or not, this type of addiction does exist. Precisely, nearly 12 million Americans struggle with sexual ...

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In just two days, we will be blessed to celebrate our annual Thanksgiving Day. This is a special time when many of us will have the opportunity to be thankful as we gather together with family and friends. Certainly, many of us also have much to be thankful for as we enjoy our great Upper ...

Health Matters

Sandra, a tall, athletic 14 year old, was thought to have escaped the family curse until she started playing basketball on the team. Not long after starting practices, she began to experience an obvious throbbing pain from her big toes, after all the running and jumping involved in a typical ...

Urology Pearls: The walking Japanese clock maker

I had written here before about the benefits of physical activity. In my last article, for example, I told you about the results of a recent study that showed that the risk of mortality associated with obesity is significantly reduced, or almost completely eliminated, by high levels of ...

Health Matters: New weapon in fight against common cold

There are certain medical conditions that are part of life, the human existence. For example, arthritic joint pain is experienced by most humans at some time in their life. What about the common cold? Nearly every one of us gets one at some point. As most Americans know, a cold is a viral ...