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J&J to end sales of baby powder with talc worldwide next year

J&J to end sales of baby powder with talc worldwide next year

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J&J to end sales of baby powder with talc worldwide next year

The company had already done the same in North America amid a wave of lawsuits.

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How the Supreme Court ruling might impact what you're prescribed

Some prescriptions have pregnancy warnings that could require some tough discussions between doctors and their patients.
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Baptist Health gets new ambulances to take intensive care on the road

This will be the first ambulance in the state able to transfer patents on ECMO, a life support machine.
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LRSD board votes to make masks optional heading back to school

Little Rock School District voted to remove their mask policy, making them optional, but they also approved a way to make sure they could bring them back if needed.

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Crime

Little Rock police investigate 11 shootings in one day

Little Rock Police Department, Arkansas State Police, and Pulaski County Sheriff's Office investigating several incidents that happened in Little Rock on Sunday.
Education

Arkansas teen overcomes health problems to receive big college scholarship

India Hayes is a soon-to-be college freshman, overcoming a variety of health issues including heart complications and a hearing disability during her journey.

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No, you should not use hydrogen peroxide on wounds

Health experts warn against using hydrogen peroxide to treat or clean minor scrapes or cuts because it can irritate the skin and kill healthy cells within the wound.
Government

No, Obama did not keep 30 million pages of his administration’s records

The National Archives debunked former President Trump’s claim that former President Obama kept more than 30 million pages of documents, “much of them classified."