Greenville pastor John Gray released from hospital after life-threatening illness
An Upstate pastor has been released from the hospital after weeks of treatment for a life-threatening illness, his wife and he posted to Instagram Tuesday.
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Monkeypox patient speaks out about what it's like to have the disease
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- The Hill
Scientists link ‘forever chemical’ exposure to development of liver cancer
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- Fortune
Bill Gates, whose foundation funds polio vaccines, warns that the disease’s reemergence in New York is ‘a threat to us all’
The Microsoft cofounder has devoted billions of dollars to eradicating polio, but the final stretch is proving harder than anticipated.
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