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Here's how 'shared decision making' for childhood vaccines could limit access NPRFour US childhood vaccine recommendations: How have they changed? ReutersAAP, Others Sue to Disband ACIP and Invalidate Its Actions MedscapeLawsuit contests RFK Jr.'s new vaccine guidance for children The Washington PostPediatricians are disregarding the new vaccination schedu
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EU, India set for historic trade deal amid US tariffs DW.comExclusive: India to slash tariffs on cars to 40% in trade deal with EU, sources say ReutersIndia and EU set for 'mother of all deals' as Trump's tariff uncertainty looms BBCCNBC's Inside India newsletter: India, EU eye 'mother of all deals' amid U.S. ten
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US Declares Power Emergency in Texas as Storm Boosts Demand Bloomberg.comCurrent road conditions | Here's how winter weather is impacting Central Texas roads kvue.comLIVE UPDATES | Austin weather: Latest on winter storm fox7austin.comTracking a Wintery Mix in Houston ahead of another temperature drop click2houston.com
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Natasha Lyonne Has Relapsed After Nearly 10 Years of Sobriety: ‘Recovery Is a Lifelong Process' VarietyNatasha Lyonne Says She Has Relapsed After Years of Sobriety: ‘Recovery Is a Lifelong Process' People.comNatasha Lyonne reveals relapse after nearly 10 years of sobriety Page SixNatasha Lyonne says she's relapsed after a decade of sobriety, implores others ‘not to quit before the miracle' The Independent
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Amazon Prime Day has already taken place in 2022, in July. But Amazon, which earlier in 2022 raised its subscription rates, is bucking tradition for the first time: A second two days of Amazon Prime Day-like deals is on for October, specifically Oct. 11-12. It's called Amazon Prime Early Access. That could mean a boost to Amazon's bottom line right before the holiday shopping season and loads of deals for shoppers looking to get a jump on their end-of-the-year holiday shopping.
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This new Amazon Prime benefit could also buoy the spirits of Prime members tired of seeing their perks slashed.
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