New bill expands access to cardiac rehabilitation nationwide
A 2019 bill proposed in Congress aims to broaden cardiac rehabilitation access by allowing advanced practice practitioners to refer patients for services under federal rules. Led by Rep. John Lewis and Rep. Adrian Smith with support from the American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology, the measure targets delays and low participation rates in rehab programs amid high local heart disease rates in the CSRA.
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Iranian envoy Zarif surprise invite sparks G seven talks
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif made an unannounced visit to Biarriz summit and met Macron, Trump, and European diplomats at the city hall. The envoy’s visit signals high-stakes diplomacy as France seeks transparency with the United States and allies over Iran's nuclear program.
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Local veteran receives donated car at Aiken ceremony
Tristan Stone a six year Marine Corps veteran and USC Aiken graduate was gifted a redone 2011 Chevy Cobalt at a State Farm Kelly Patt & Body sponsored event part of the National Auto Body Council Recycled Rides program Forces United and USC Aiken organizers said Stone who previously drove a dying two decade old Jeep expressed gratitude and hope to pursue higher education with the new mobility support from donors and volunteers across the community.
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Paris marks liberation 75 years after Nazi rule
Paris celebrated 75 years since liberation by American soldiers and the French Resistance with a dawn parade, flags at the Eiffel Tower, and veterans recalling fierce fighting. Dozens of WWII vehicles, period costumes, and a new liberation museum framed events as Parisians applauded the heroism and endured wartime hardships.
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