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Feb 21 2025WEATHER

Mid-Missouri's Freezing Fever

Mid-Missouri has been experiencing some seriously chilly temperatures. It's not just cold, it's record-breaking cold. Two records have been shattered. The first one was for the coldest high temperature in the afternoon. The old record was 15 degrees set way back in 1929. But yesterday, the temp

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Feb 21 2025ENVIRONMENT

PFAS Exposure and Calcium Levels: A Veneto Region Study

In the Veneto Region of Italy, a study was conducted to understand the impact of PFAS exposure on calcium levels in the body. PFASs are a group of chemicals that have raised concerns due to their ability to accumulate in the environment and potentially interfere with bone metabolism, especially from

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Feb 20 2025SPORTS

Real Madrid's Star Performers Shine in Champions League Victory

In the Champions League playoff, Real Madrid secured a 3-1 win over Manchester City. The match showcased some standout performances. The goalkeeper, Thibaut Courtois, had a relatively quiet night with only three saves to make. He was not heavily tested by City's attacks. Fede Valverde, playing wit

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Feb 20 2025HEALTH

Mexico's Fat Facts: A Look at Dietary Changes

In 2012 and 2016, researchers took a close look at what Mexican adults were eating, focusing on fats. They wanted to see how much of certain fats people were consuming and if it changed over time. The study was part of the National Health and Nutrition Surveys. The surveys found that some a

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Feb 20 2025BUSINESS

Cessna's Citation V Family: A Journey Through Four Iconic Aircraft

Cessna's Citation V family of aircraft, produced from 1989 to 2011, is a legacy of innovation in the business jet industry. This family of planes, certified by the FAA, started with the Model 560 Citation V, which was first announced at the NBAA in 1987. The Citation V was a significant upgrade from

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Feb 20 2025CRIME

The Unsolved Mystery of a Detective's Bombing

February is a tough month for the family of Dennis Wustenhoff. It's been 35 years since the Suffolk police narcotics detective was killed in a bombing. The anniversary is a reminder of the pain and frustration that his family still feels. The family is still waiting for justice. Dennis W

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Feb 20 2025HEALTH

Metabolic Syndrome: How Age and Lifestyle Mix in Mexico

Metabolic syndrome, or MetS, is a group of conditions that can lead to serious health issues. It's like a recipe for trouble, with high blood pressure, high blood sugar, excess body fat around the waist, and abnormal cholesterol or triglyceride levels. These conditions can increase the risk of hea

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Feb 20 2025HEALTH

Uncovering Hidden Weakness: Frailty in SSc Patients

Systemic sclerosis, or SSc, is a complex autoimmune disease that affects the skin and internal organs. One of the key concerns for patients with SSc is frailty, a condition where the body's ability to respond to stress is weakened. This makes patients more vulnerable to serious health issues during

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Feb 20 2025CELEBRITIES

Baby Bump or PR Stunt? OnlyFans Star Lily Phillips Sparks Pregnancy Controversy

Lily Phillips, a British OnlyFans star, recently announced her pregnancy, stirring up a storm of speculation among her followers. This announcement came just hours after her former friend Bonnie Blue hinted at her own pregnancy through unusual food cravings on social media. Phillips, 24, shared two

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Feb 20 2025CELEBRITIES

Meghan's Emotional Journey: A Royal Dilemma

Meghan Markle has been sharing personal moments with her followers, offering a glimpse into her life. She posted family videos and photos, and in the caption, she was honest about her emotions. She talked about the pain she felt, which is something that the royal family usually keeps to themselves.

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