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Safety concerns for Alzheimer’s drug after woman dies –
Aduhelm causes brain swelling and bleeding. Yet patients use it. There have been a ton of concerns about the new Alzheimer’s treatment drug, Aduhelm, ... -
Community coalition proposes pilot plan for non-police response in Ann Arbor
The recently formed Coalition for a New Vision of Our Security (CROS) asks residents of Washtenaw County to sign a petition support a proposed ... -
Two sisters – author of children’s books and editor of the New York Times – to have a ‘conversation’ at the Brunswick Library
Elisabeth Egan (left) and Kate Egan (right). Left photo courtesy of Elisabeth Egan. Right photo by Sheryl Palese. Whether playing pretend ‘librarian’ as a ... -
Measuring diversity in Australian publishing
In 2019, Bernardine Evaristo became the first black woman and the first British black person to win the Booker Prize. In his recent publication ... -
Cyber Monday 2021 tablet offers
Cyber Monday tablet deals are hitting (virtual) shelves early, which is good news if you can’t wait until the end of the month to ... -
Thane District sees 139 new COVID-19 cases, 2 deaths
With the addition of 139 new coronavirus cases, the number of infections in Thane district of Maharashtra rose to 5,684,042, while two more deaths ... -
Denver’s Jokić learns to stand, not to get thrown
Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic, left, shoots for a basket on Portland Trail Blazers center Jusuf Nurkic in the second half of an NBA ... -
How can the hospitality industry be more diverse?
Chaired by Kelly-Marie Staunton MIH, Deputy Director of Champneys Health Resorts, the “Future Forum” aims to develop strategies to promote and nurture education around ... -
John Grindrod: Going Back in Time with Thurber’s Dog
A while back I read an article written by Holly Zachariah of the Columbus Dispatch that made me smile and for more than one ... -
Media School lecture series to host Afghan journalist on Monday, November 8
The Media School will welcome Afghan journalist Fatema Hosseini at 6:30 p.m. on November 8 at Franklin Hall Commons and on Zoom as part ...
