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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's World Trade Center Health Program provides medical monitoring and treatment for responders and survivors who were in New York during the attacks. 197

The raid, as it turned out, had nothing to do with Dairy Queen or its alleged use of human flesh in burgers. Two men are facing federal charges for being suspected of running an unlicensed money transfer business.Money laundering is illegal. But at the very least, there are no human burgers being served to Dairy Queen diners in South Carolina. 345

The San Diego County Sheriff's Department is aware several schools in our jurisdictions will be participating in the National School Walkout. We respect everyone's right to express themselves in a peaceful and respectful manner. 228

the program will take place this summer on three college campuses in California, Texas and North Carolina.Last year was the first year for Reset, which is a four-week-long commitment with a clinical director on staff to help kids work through their “digital detox.” It costs ,800 for the entire month for a new camper.“Our camp is for parents who are running out of options,” Jacobus said. “It’s kind of the last step before a wilderness program or a lock-down therapeutic facility.”The program is for kids whose grades have started to slip and whose behavior has gotten really bad, he said. The detox works for the month the campers are there, he said. But for the “fix” to stick, parents must commit to changing their own habits and following the camp’s recommendations, Jacobus said.The basics include:No tech of any kind in bedrooms. Bedrooms are for sleeping, reading or maybe listening to music, he said.And no screen light two hours before bedtime.And no screen light two hours before bedtime.“We had a couple parents last year at the family workshop sitting at the back of the room on their phones the whole time,” he said. “When I talk to elementary school parents, I tell them, ‘I don’t want your kid at my camp. Solve this now when they’re 7, 8 or 9 years old.”‘A looser leash’At Camp Ernst, the “no screens” rule draws applause from most parents during family orientations, said Elizabeth “Eli” Cochran, the camp’s executive director.There are moms and dads, however, who actually try to help their kids smuggle phones into camp, she said.“They go through the whole charade of they have an old phone that the camper will say, ‘OK — here’s my phone’ in front of the counselor so the counselor thinks they turned their phone in,” Cochran said.The child’s real phone is tucked away in a sleeping bag. 1811

The research comes at a crucial time. Deaths from Alzheimer’s have spiked 145 percent from 2000 to 2017, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. Florida ranks second in the nation for the most people diagnosed with the disease. “We really need to stop this. It’s becoming a big epidemic problem,” Sinoff elaborated. “We don’t want any other family to go through what we’ve experienced,” Lee said. If the trial is successful, soon the retina test could be offered at most eye doctors, and could help millions of Americans begin treatment faster than ever. BayCare is still looking for people in St. Pete and Clearwater to enroll in the study. As part of the study, researchers will take pictures of the retinas of patients with special blue, green and infrared lasers (doctors say they are completely safe), allowing for a microscopic look at the anatomy, changes in pigment and the movement of red blood cells in the retina.Doctors are looking for 330 participants between age 55 and 80. They’re hoping to get a mix of people ranging from low-risk and very healthy , to those with memory concerns, and people who have mild symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease. Each participant will be examined at four different points over a three-year period, and each study visit includes an eye exam, a medical history discussion, some tests of how people think and how well they remember new information, and measures of mood, walking and balancing, sleep habits and other types of medical information.If you are interested in finding out more about the study in Pinellas County, you can call Catrina Montgomery at 727-298-6077. This story was originally published by Sarah Hollenbeck at WFTS. 1679

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