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Does the ‘five-second rule’ really work? We’ve all done it – dropped some food on the floor, picked it up, given it a quick wipe and put it in our mouth. The theory is that if food dropped on the floor is picked up quickly enough, it’s safe to eat.

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Does the ‘five-second rule’ really work?

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Correction: FDA-Multiple Sclerosis Drug Story

U.S. technology giant Apple said company computers were infected with a computer virus similar to one that recently attacked Facebook Inc. Facebook said Friday that hackers had gotten past its security system in January

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Apple Says It Was Hacked

CHICAGO – People who collapse from cardiac arrest in poor black neighborhoods are half as likely to get CPR from family members at home or bystanders on the street as those in better-off white neighborhoods, according to a study that found the reasons go beyond race. The findings suggest a big need for more knowledge and training, the researchers said….

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CPR Less Likely for Minorities on Street or Home

Preservation Hall Jazz Band on Sunday marked its 50th anniversary with a jam session at New Orleans' Jazz Fest featuring a number of old friends. On Sunday, the band closed the festival's Gentilly Stage with friends including Allen Toussaint, Trombone Shorty, the Rebirth Brass Band and Jazz Fest founder George Wein. In a rare performance, the 86-year-old Wein introduced the band then played piano on their opening number – “Basin Street Blues.” He got a rousing ovation after the song ended and he left the stage….

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Preservation Hall Jazz Band Marks 50 Years at Fest