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Tuesday. The woman was older than 50 and had a history of health problems. She became seriously ill shortly after she started using e-cigarettes and her symptoms progressed rapidly. It's not clear what type of vaping products she used, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment said.The death marks the first in the state, but raises even more concern about the safety and regulation of e-cigarettes.The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Food and Drug Administration and state health departments have been investigating this outbreak. Health officials say they haven't found a definitive cause or a clear connection between cases, but some are zeroing in on potential clues.Here is what you need to know about vaping and vaping-related illnesses in the United States.How many people have gotten sick and who has died?As of Friday, there have been 870

Two-thirds (66%) of parents admit to splurging on clothing during back-to-school shopping and 50% on classroom supplies, according to a recent NerdWallet survey. But busting your budget on gel pens or the latest teen fashions doesn’t make financial sense. Instead, spend where it counts — on the things that last for years. For example, a high quality backpack or laptop can last your high-schooler into college. Splurge where you’ll truly get your money’s worth, and bargain shop on classroom supplies and fad items. 522

Walters said the vote Monday and Tuesday does not mean a strike will start right away. It just gives the union the ability to call for one. 139

was laid in 1163 by Pope Alexander III, and the cathedral was completed in the 13th century. Today, with its towers, spire, flying buttresses and stained glass, Notre Dame is considered a feat of architecture as well as a major religious and cultural symbol of France.Located in ?le de la Cité, a small island in the middle of the city, the cathedral is one of Paris' most popular attractions, drawing an estimated 13 million visitors a year.Even as it fell into disrepair over the centuries, it was the site of Napoleon Bonaparte's coronation as emperor in 1804. The 568

Urquiza died June 30 in a hospital after battling the coronavirus for three weeks. His daughter, Kristin Danielle, shared that he was 65 years old and had no underlying health conditions.“He became ill three weeks after Arizona's stay-at-home order was lifted, signaling to the public it was safe to open up bars, restaurants and other non-essential services. It was not safe and it is still not safe. My family was robbed,” reads a Facebook message on the MarkedbyCOVID page.The family started the Facebook page as one way to channel their “sadness and rage into building an awareness campaign so fewer families are forced to endure this.” They started an ofrenda in front of the governor’s office in Phoenix, starting with pictures of Urquiza and messages from the family, and inviting other families in Arizona impacted by coronavirus to add their photos. 858

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