Cheryl A White 61 of Mexico dies after long illness
Cheryl A. White, 61, of Mexico, died Sunday March 18 2018 at Community General Hospital Syracuse after a long illness. Survived by children Shannon Bracy Shawn Bracy Ashley Bleau Chad Bleau Marissa White and several grandchildren and siblings. Calling hours 3 6 p m Wednesday March 21 Foster Funeral Home Fulton. Memorials to Golisanos Children’s Hospital or Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Obesity linked to loss of taste buds in mice study
A Cornell led study finds obese mice lose about 25 percent of tongue taste buds and shows inflammation, via TNF alpha, accelerates taste cell turnover death. Researchers note obesity reduces taste sensitivity and may influence higher calorie eating. implications for weight loss approaches advised.
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Cambridge Analytica data use roils global regulators
The Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal draws probes from New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Britain. Chris Wylie, the whistleblower, says he regrets working there while regulators in the US and UK demand details on how data influenced the 2016 Trump campaign. Facebook faces FTC scrutiny as officials press for answers on data handling and privacy safeguards.
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Court skeptical of crisis pregnancy center law
The Supreme Court hears arguments in a free speech dispute over California’s rule requiring crisis pregnancy centers to inform clients about contraception abortion and prenatal care at low or no cost. Unlicensed centers must post a sign. centers say the mandate forces them to convey a message they oppose while rights groups say the law ensures accurate information for pregnant women.
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Eyewear site operator pleads guilty to new online fraud
Vitaly Barker 41 of Brooklyn admitted guilt in Manhattan federal court to fraud and conspiracy tied to his optics business OpticsFast. Prosecutors say he continued selling poor glasses after probation, harassing victims with emails and texts, and using aliases. A May sentencing date was set, likely for disputes over the extent of the latest fraud.
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