How runners can stay safe from attackers
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Here’s what runners need to know about staying safe while exercising outside.
Though two recent incidents happened in New York City, there have been other similar events across the country in recent weeks, according to local reports. "Your safety’s not guaranteed by anybody." "If you feel like you can protect yourself...you just walk through life very differently than living in fear."
In Port Huron, Michigan, a woman was assaulted while she was jogging on Monday, according to The Detroit News. Last week in Marlboro, New Jersey, another woman was also attacked while she was jogging in a park, the Asbury Park Press reported.
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A review of five clinical trials suggests higher-concentration garlic mouthwash may offer natural antimicrobial properties comparable to standard chlorhexidine.
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A psychotherapist shares how chronic lateness stems from psychological patterns, neurobiological factors, anxiety and perfectionism rather than poor planning.
A University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign education course taught by Professor Gabriel Rodriguez includes LGBTQ+ advocacy and racial identity lessons for future teachers.
A woman and her family discovered their Bible was completely intact after a devastating house fire in Ilocos Sur, Philippines, destroyed nearly all of their belongings.
Cybercriminals use fake Windows update screens in the ClickFix campaign to trick users into running malicious mshta commands that install infostealers like LummaC2.