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Democratic Georgia Lawmakers Condemn Excessive Force At Emory University

Georgia lawmakers and ACLU criticize excessive force by Georgia State Patrol at Emory University protests, calling for deescalation and upholding of peacef...

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Attorney General Supports Universities In Handling Pro-Palestinian Protests

Attorney General supports student safety amidst pro-Palestinian protests at Georgia universities. Tensions rise at Emory University as clashes occur betwee...

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Police allegedly use rubber bullets and teargas at university protest in Georgia

Multiple arrests at crackdown on Emory University campus encampment focused on Palestine and Cop City

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Rallies Against Antisemitism Planned At Two Universities Thursday Night

Rallies at Emory and Columbia universities unite against antisemitism and support Israel.

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CAIR Condemns Use Of Force At Emory University Protests

CAIR-Georgia condemns use of force at Emory University protests, advocating for peaceful assembly rights.

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Protesters At Emory University Demand Divestment From Israeli Programs

Organizers at Emory University accuse law enforcement of indiscriminate attacks on protesters and demand divestment from programs supporting Israeli apartheid.

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CAIR Georgia Condemns Police Actions At Emory University Protest

CAIR Georgia condemns police actions at Emory University protest, calling for respect for civil liberties.

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Anti-Israel Protests Escalate With New Encampments At College Campuses

Anti-Israel protesters establish encampments at Emory University and City College of New York, demanding institutional disinvestment.

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Los Angeles’ Black Churches Join National Effort to Support Dementia Patients and Their Families

South L.A. churches craft dementia-friendly services aimed at providing solace to a community disproportionately affected by the disease.

Capital & Main

Concordant Hypertension: Researchers Say Many Couples Share High Blood Pressure

Although hypertension is more common in the U.S. and the U.K., the likelihood of a wife having blood pressure when married to a person with hypertension is more prevalent in China and India. Researchers believe it could be due to cultural factors.

Medical Daily

Obama’s love letters from 1982 resurface: ‘I make love to men daily, but in the imagination’

Former president’s love letters to his ex-girlfriend reveal his ‘androgynous mind’

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Obama’s love letters from 1982 resurface: ‘I make love to men daily, but in the imagination’

Former president’s love letters to his ex-girlfriend reveal his ‘androgynous mind’

The Independent UK

Transgender families face decisions, heartbreak ahead of restrictive law

ATLANTA — April cries every time her 10-year-old transgender daughter’s heart is broken.

Tribune News Service

In-depth survey reveals joys, pains of being LGBTQ+ in the South

Joy Green is 30, queer, Black and proud of every one of the attributes that make up who she is.

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‘Cop city’ backers and opponents battle for public opinion over $90m project

Poll shows Atlanta divided on racial lines over planned police and fire department training center

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Over 38 years, Emory students quizzed and grew to love Jimmy Carter

ATLANTA — For generations of Emory University students, Jimmy Carter was more than just the nation’s 39th president.

Al Jazeera

What history shows: How will the war in Ukraine end?

Despite Ukraine’s gains against Russia, experts believe a frozen conflict or painful truce is most likely. Here is why.

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Study : suggests extracts from two wild plants restrain Covid-19 virus

Extracts from two common wild plants decrease the capacity of the virus that causes Covid-19 to infect live cells, suggests an Emory University study. Read Further on Dynamite News:

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‘Cop City’ opposition spreads beyond Georgia forest defenders

Law enforcement training center has drawn attention and concern from a broad range of local and national US voices who worry about its impact

WEKU

Newest doctors shun infectious diseases specialty

The pandemic put infectious diseases doctors in the spotlight. The 'Fauci Effect' raised the number of fellowship applicants in 2020, but this year almost half of the training programs went unfilled.

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‘Tripledemic’ of flu, COVID and RSV jams Ga. ICUs with sick kids, adults

As flu and other seasonal viruses continue spreading rapidly across the state, COVID-19 cases are climbing again, possibly putting Georgia on the verge of yet another winter surge of the deadly pandemic virus. The collision of RSV, flu and COVID viruses — dubbed a “tripledemic” — could overwhelm hospitals already…

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In runoff, Warnock makes renewed effort with college students

ATLANTA — In the last days before Tuesday’s runoff, Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., is stepping up efforts to court a crucial constituency for his base: college students.

The Conversation

What's at stake this Election Day – 7 essential reads

As Election Day closes in, uncertainty and concern about potential chaos – from violence at polling sites to candidates refusing to accept defeat – continue to rise.

Inverse

Your gut microbes can help fight cancer, new research reveals

In a new study, researchers found that your gut microbiome can have a significant influence on your gut microbiome and the development of cancer.

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Study: Fewer at-risk Blacks, Hispanics take drug that prevents HIV than whites

Fewer Black and Hispanic people than white people who are at risk of contracting HIV take preventive medication to keep them from catching the virus, both in Michigan and across the U.S., according to an Emory University study presented at the 24th International AIDS Conference in Montreal.

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