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How to pick the right multivitamin for your body’s needs The Washington PostThe ultimate vitamin cheat sheet: Top foods packed with vitamins A to K for better health The Indian ExpressDo multivitamins work? What supplements actually do The TimesDoes everyone need to take vitamins — and which are most important?

Fauci feared he would never ‘return to normal’ after contracting West Nile virus The HillOpinion | Anthony Fauci: A Mosquito in My Backyard Made Me the Sickest I’ve Ever Been The New York TimesWest Nile infections are spiking. Here’s why the percentage of severe cases is so small The Rockefeller UniversityDavid Sovka: Let's talk West Nile Virus.

Monday morning, Fox and Friends got irate with the New York Times for an article asking if Trump's mental acuity has diminished. The Fox and Friends trio attacked VP Harris for going on friendly media outlets like The View, Howard Stern and Stephen Colbert. Co-host Brian Kilmeade all but claimed Harris couldn't form a coherent sentence -- and then launched into his resentment of the NY Times.

Certain arm positions commonly used for blood pressure checks may lead to inaccurate results. Here’s the right way to do it CNNCommonly used arm positions can substantially overestimate blood pressure readings, study finds Medical XpressCommonly Used Arm Positions for Blood Pressure Readings Can Lead to Overdiagnosis of Hypertension Inside Precision MedicineHow to ensure your doctor measures your blood pressure correctly Popular Science

RSBN host Nikki Stanzione compared the failed Trump assassination attempt to the murders of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King as she was killing time waiting for the Trump rally to begin in Butler PA. on Saturday. "You're going to look back on just the way we talk now about you know what happened to JFK or what happened you know to Martin Luther King or we talk about you know moments with uh Ronald Reagan," Stanzione said. Traitor Trump would be a pimple on the butts of these two icons.

Republican billionaire and U. S. Senate candidate Dave McCormick made a campaign stop outside Max’s Steaks in North Philadelphia on Friday afternoon, the latest in a series of GOP events aimed at reaching out to Black voters in Philly. Via the Inquirer: But McCormick’s campaign apparently didn’t do enough outreach to Max’s. Mike Sfida, manager at Max’s, said he was told the event was for autism awareness and was surprised to see campaign signs for McCormick and former President Donald Trump being hung up outside the restaurant.