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Sparse evidence for cannabis to treat mental health conditions highlights research gap
While many people turn to cannabis to help with mental health conditions, the scientific evidence is scant. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images hide caption
Along with chronic pain, mental health conditions are some of the top reasons people use marijuana for medical purposes.
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Live Updates: Tehran threatens to retaliate after U.S. attacks vital Iranian oil hub
Top Iranian officials defiantly attend major rally in Tehran as U. S. -Israeli strikes continue
Iran's president and foreign minister were among the senior officials who joined thousands of people marching through downtown Tehran on Friday, showing defiance as U.
#Resilience #Antisemitism #CommunitySupport
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Temple Israel shows resilience at Shabbat service day after attack
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West Bloomfield Township -- Members of Temple Israel sang, hugged and celebrated their resilience a day after suffering a targeted attack at their place of worship.
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Teen who lost 3 family members in Rhode Island hockey shooting scores winning playoff goal
Colin Dorgan, who lost three loved ones in a mass shooting at a Rhode Island hockey game last month, scored in overtime on Wednesday in Blackstone Valley Schools' 3-2 victory over Portsmouth in the state ice hockey semifinals.
#CulinaryNews #ChefResignation #RestaurantCulture
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Celebrity chef René Redzepi resigns from iconic Danish restaurant Noma after abuse allegations
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- René Redzepi, founder and celebrity chef at the iconic Danish restaurant Noma that won three Michelin stars and other international accolades for its innovative "New Nordic" cuisine, has stepped down from his post following allegations of abuse and assault at the Copenhagen landmark.
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Rash of plant-based restaurants have recently closed in Chicago, but experts caution against doom
Back in December, Chicago was hit with a rash of plant-based restaurants announcing that they were shutting down, leaving customers disappointed and leading to a search for an explanation, from a wider availability of vegan food to claims that plant-based eating is falling out of style.
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Protests planned at Noma's LA pop-up amid abuse allegations against chef René Redzepi
Hunter Sowards has spent nearly a decade reporting in California.
Protesters plan to demonstrate outside a pop-up restaurant at the Paramour Estate in Silver Lake following abuse allegations against chef René Redzepi.
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#Ukraine #Resilience #Community
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Ukrainians Retreat to Villages After Russian Bombing Turns Off Power in Cities
HRYHORIVKA, Ukraine -- When relentless Russian bombing cut the power and heat to Radoslava Kabachiy's apartment in Kyiv's historic center in late January, she did what Ukrainians have done for centuries when Moscow attacks: headed for the village.
#FoodSafety #RestaurantIndustry #CulinaryConcerns
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Horrifying delivery to NY restaurant caught on camera, viewers "nauseous"
A video showing a meat delivery outside a well-known New York City eatery has sparked widespread disgust online, with viewers questioning food handling practices after footage appeared to show raw ground meat exposed during delivery.
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High School Teacher, 40, Dies When Students' Prank Goes Wrong, Days After District Warned About Stunts Going 'Too Far'
The fatal prank came just days after the Hall County School District warned students about prom pranks that "have gone too far"
A Georgia high school teacher is dead after an alleged prank went wrong, just days after his school district warned students of past prom season pranks that went "too far.
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Celebrity chef behind LA's exclusive $1,500 per-person pop-up...
The head chef of the world's most prestigious restaurant has issued a grovelling apology after dozens of former employees accused him of physical, verbal and psychological abuse -- just days before the opening of his highly anticipated $1,500-per-person pop-up in Los Angeles.
