Duke MD: #1 heart attack sign is not chest pain, cholesterol, or BP
The first sign of a heart attack is rarely chest pain, high cholesterol, or high blood pressure.
A top Duke University doctor discovered that a hidden nutrient deficiency invisible on standard blood tests can skyrocket your heart risk, even with perfect test results.
Fortunately, a simple pre-shower technique restores this essential nutrient to keep your heart strong without drugs.
Trump establishes US space academy as Artemis II crew receives Space Medal of Honor
President Donald Trump on Friday bestowed the Congressional Space Medal of Honor on the Artemis II crew, marking their historic achievement during a ceremony at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
The crew -- NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover and Christina Koch and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen -- traveled farther into deep space than anyone else in history during their trip around the Moon in April. What they learned during their test flight will help NASA return astronauts to the lunar surface as early as 2028.
Woman allegedly ejected from roller coaster, suffers serious injuries after dragged along track
A 60-year-old woman suffered a broken rib, collapsed lung, a traumatic brain injury and a dislocated shoulder that required surgery after she was allegedly ejected from her seat on a Colorado roller coaster and dragged, according to reports and a law firm representing her.
Nicki Parker of Texas was thrown from her seat and dragged for 20 to 30 seconds after she remained strapped into her seat belt as the Rocky Mountain Coaster at Copper Mountain Resort kept going, FOX 31 Denver reported, citing her attorney.
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On August 29, 1922, New York radio station WEAF broadcast the world's first paid radio commercial, forever altering the landscape of American media. The Queensboro Corporation paid $50 for a 10-minute segment promoting new apartment complexes in Jackson Heights, Queens.
