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A Possible Plague Case in Russia: What It Means for You

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By Dawn Fallik Verified, Maria Shriver Verified
| Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper
By Dawn Fallik October 08, 2026 Health experts say the case deserves close monitoring, but there's little reason to fear it will spread here. Three things to know. Listen to this article. There are three main forms. The most common is bubonic plague, which causes swollen, painful lymph nodes. Pneumonic plague affects the lungs and can spread between people through respiratory droplets. Septicemic plague occurs when the bacteria from other forms of plague infect the bloodstream.
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Could Removing Your Fallopian Tubes Prevent Ovarian Cancer?

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By Dawn Fallik Verified, Maria Shriver Verified
| Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper
By Dawn Fallik September 28, 2026 Dr. Rebecca Stone says yes. With her surgical trial underway at three hospitals, she’s on a mission to make sure every woman knows her options. Listen to this article. Removing the fallopian tubes during abdominal surgery could reduce a woman’s risk of developing ovarian cancer by nearly 80%, according to new recommendations from the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists.
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“You Cannot See It. You Can Absolutely Feel It.”

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By Dawn Fallik Verified, Maria Shriver Verified
| Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper
For Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer, hospitality lives in the invisible energy we bring to each other, at the table, at work, and at home. He shares how to cultivate it, starting with the one question he asks himself every morning and credits with his success. Listen to this article. For Danny Meyer, hospitality is about creating a feeling of welcome, whether someone is sitting at a table in one of his restaurants or walking through the front door of his home.
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