Blood type linked to higher heart disease risk
Researchers report that non O blood types A B and AB show 8 to 20 percent higher heart disease risk than type O. The study of about 90 000 adults over two decades notes modest risk amid other factors and stresses lifestyle changes can reduce danger.
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Drought Strains Midwest Wells Run Dry Across States
Rural water wells across Nebraska Indiana Wisconsin Missouri run dry amid a long drought. Homeowners drill deeper or hire water haulers as costs rise and supply tightens. Indiana to Missouri drought impacts force city and farm users to cope with scarce groundwater.
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