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Reduced-nicotine cigarettes may help smokers quit, New Study

Reduced-nicotine cigarettes may help smokers quit, New Study

A notable reduction in nicotine content in cigarettes appeared to significantly reduce smoking, nicotine exposure and nicotine dependence in adults who smoke, according to results of a randomized, double blind clinical trial. The double-blind, parallel clinical trial, conducted at 10 sites between 2013 and 2014, randomly assigned adults to smoke for 6 weeks either their usual brand of cigarettes or …

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IKEA No Longer Selling Window Blinds With Cords ‘Report’

IKEA No Longer Selling Window Blinds With Cords, Report

Amid continued reports of child strangulations on window blinds, IKEA says it will no longer sell window coverings made with exposed pull cords. IKEA is the second major retailer this year to make the change. As of October 1, IKEA will only carry window blinds or coverings that have either no cords or inaccessible cords.

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Taylor Swift Gifts Baby Boy “Ayden” With Cancer $50k

Taylor Swift Gifts Baby Boy 'Ayden' With Cancer $50k

Taylor Swift has donated $50,000 to help the baby boy nephew of one of her backup dancers, who is battling cancer. “Baby Ayden, I’m lucky enough to perform with your uncle Toshi on tour,” the “Bad Blood” singer, 25, posted on the GoFundMe page for 13-month-old Ayden, whose uncle Kim “Toshi” Davidson, 28, performs on Swift’s “1989” tour. “All of …

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Sea ice still too thick for Arctic shipping route, New Study

Sea ice still too thick for Arctic shipping route, New Study

For years, scientists have obsessively monitored Arctic sea ice: how it expands in the winter months and how much of it shrinks in the summer. Now, a study that zeroed in on a big chunk of the Northwest Passage, says sea ice there remains too thick and treacherous to be a regular commercial shipping route for decades. The first-ever study …

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John Guillermin: Towering Inferno Director Dead Aged 89

John Guillermin: Towering Inferno Director Dead Aged 89

John Guillermin, known for “The Towering Inferno” and the 1976 “King Kong,” died Sunday at his home in the Topanga Canyon area of Los Angeles. He was 89. The filmmaker’s career began after studying at Cambridge University and a stint in the RAF during World War Two. His friend Nick Redman confirmed that he passed away at his home in …

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Ford issues six new recalls covering 380K vehicles

Ford issues six new recalls covering 380K vehicles

Ford Motor Co. on Wednesday announced six new recalls covering about 380,000 vehicles for 10 various models over safety defect concerns, including axle breakage and sudden braking, that have resulted in a “small number” of accidents. The latest Windstar recall includes 1998-2003 models. Dealers will inspect the rear axles of the minivans to make sure the fixes were made correctly.

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Padma Lakshmi: Teamsters Charged With Extorting ‘Top Chef’ Staff

Padma Lakshmi: Teamsters Charged With Extorting 'Top Chef' Staff

Padma Lakshmi, the Indian born host of “Top Chef,” and her crew were on the receiving end of a hellish protest held by a teamsters union while filming in Boston last year, but now they are getting the last laugh. Five Boston-based members of the Teamsters have been indicted for allegedly threatening a production company filming Bravo’s “Top Chef” in …

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Curious swimming polar bears make Canadian scientists anxious (Video)

Curious swimming polar bears make Canadian scientists anxious (Video)

Three polar bears nearly ruined an Arctic research expedition when one of them gnawed on a very, very expensive cable earlier this month. Jay T. Cullen has been working with fellow colleague Kathryn Purdon, a student at the University of Victoria, aboard the icebreaker CCGS Amundsen. The team has been working with other scientists in the middle of the Arctic …

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