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If you are interested in the clinical trial, go to: https://www.vorbio.com/patients-caregivers/clinical-trials/

New approach to treating acute myeloid leukemia in clinical trials

Communities are finding new creative ways to create housing for people experiencing homelessness.

Homelessness solutions

A survey from the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption shows there's still many misconceptions around who can adopt. One man shares his story as an adoptive single parent.

Adoption eligibility myths

Genetics has a role to play in whether people experience COVID-19 symptoms.

How some dodged COVID-19 symptoms

New findings are showing the mental health consequences of staying up after midnight. Experts break down how this can impact the school day.

Back to school sleep

Ransomware attacks are the most concerning because they can disrupt and delay health care.

Hospital cyberattacks more aggressive

Misinformation can spread online for just about any topic. A new study shows that giving people the tools to spot misinformation could prevent it from spreading.

Tools to prevent misinformation from spreading

In the state of New York, a 2019 study shows that 90% of jaywalking tickets were issued to Black and Hispanic Americans even though they represent 55% of the population. 

https://www.denver7.com/news/national/two-americas/how-jaywalking-has-exposed-racial-bias

How jaywalking has exposed racial bias

Achievement gaps caused by the pandemic has led to states like California pushing to make kindergarten mandatory.

More states push to require kindergarten

Two of the Kentucky Humane Society's most well known faces met for the first time.

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There's a new focus on preventing obesity in middle-aged women. New recommendations are out saying health care providers should talk with women between the ages of 40 and 60 about strategies for preventing obesity, even if they're not overweight.

WOMEN MIDLIFE OBESITY

An artificial intelligence driven privacy assistant is in testing to help protect your personal information online.

Personal privacy assistant

Cities and towns across the country are working to control the numbers of Canada geese that have taken up permanent residency in city parks, golf courses and backyards, as the migratory bird's population has exploded in recent years becoming more than just a nuisance in some areas.

https://www.ksby.com/news/national/the-push-to-control-americas-exploding-geese-population

The push to control America's exploding geese population

In towns with a single economic engine, there’s always a risk of that engine shutting down. In Gardiner, Montana, the main engine has been shut down all summer. Matt Pearl reports.

Yellowstone's gateways wait patiently for economy to return after flooding