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Patrick Arnold, the Chemist Who Created Designer Steroids, Dies at 59

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By Lauren Davis Verified
| The Olympian Verified
Patrick Arnold, the chemist who invented different types of steroids that eluded detection, has died. He was 59. Among the steroids he developed during the course of his career was the famous drug THG, a liquid athletes could put under their tongue that went undetected in doping tests, according to the New York Times. THG was distributed by the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Op (BALCO) which sold steroids to professional athletes.
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When patients ask to pray: Navigating spirituality in medicine

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By Lauren Davis Verified, Vijay Rajput, Alexandra Beem
| KevinMD.com
Requests for prayer at the bedside are more common than many clinicians admit. Yet these moments often unfold quietly, undocumented, unexamined, and rarely addressed in training. Whether a clinician identifies as religious, spiritual, secular, or uncertain, such requests can stir discomfort. Still, patients continue to ask.
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Tech giants To Pay $3 Million to People Harmed by Social Media

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By Lauren Davis Verified
| Yardbarker Verified
Meta and YouTube must pay $3 million in damages for pain and suffering and other financial burdens. Meta is responsible for 70 percent of that cost and YouTube for the remainder. Addictive Like Cigarettes A young woman identified at K.G.M. accused the tech giants of creating products as addictive as cigarettes or online gambling sites.
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