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Leeds United on course for £39.4m PSR boost after Elland Road battle

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By Andy Morris
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Leeds United could use Elland Road to give themselves a £39.4m per season boost to their PSR position, according to a report from TBR. The Whites failed to secure an immediate return to the Premier League last season but off-the-field events seem to suggest they will be in a strong position to challenge for years to come. Energy drink brand Red Bull acquired a minority stake in the club earlier this summer and also took over as Leeds’ front-of-shirt sponsor.
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The Watch: May 23, 2024

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By Andy Morris
| Public Health Watch Verified
Hate harmful to health of Asian American seniors Discrimination and violence against Asian American people can be harmful to health, particularly for older adults. In the face of growing hate-based incidents against Asian American people in the U.S., the population’s seniors are experiencing both physical and mental health issues, according to a brief study published May 13 in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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The Watch: April 25, 2024

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By Andy Morris
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Gun-related deaths higher in formerly redlined communities City neighborhoods that were redlined almost 100 years ago, locking residents into a cycle of poverty, have higher rates of gun violence today, new research finds. Although redlining was banned in the U.S. in 1968, its harms are still felt, according to the study, which was published April 22 in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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