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From rashes to relief

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By Rachel Stephens, Suzanne Burnette
| KARK-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
(Baptist Health) – As the days continue to be long and warm this summer, we can enjoy spending more time outdoors at the pool, exploring scenic trails, or out in the yard. But this extra time outside creates more opportunities for exposing ourselves to irritants that cause skin rashes or insect bites and stings. Many minor rashes and insect bites or stings can be treated with over-the-counter products.
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Piastri: Norris’ P2 at F1 Chinese GP is “very encouraging on a track that we thought we would struggle at”

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By Rachel Stephens, Anna Krausova, Jordan Liverant, Sushmita Balakrishnan
| Pit Debrief
Oscar Piastri’s Chinese Grand Prix was a damage-limitation race for him and his team in the second half of it. While his teammate secured P2 and stood on the podium, Piastri managed to hold off Lewis Hamilton and finish in P8. The Melbourne born driver’s race turned in an instant. As Daniel Ricciardo was rear-ended by Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll during the restart, the RB F1 car gently touched the rear of the MCL38, leaving Piastri with diffuser damage.
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Krack says it’s “very encouraging” Aston Martin F1 finished ahead of Mercedes in Japan

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By Rachel Stephens, Sushmita Balakrishnan, Ewout Albrecht, Lucrezia Costa
| Pit Debrief
Aston Martin team principal Mike Krack is optimistic about the team’s performance saying they are no longer “in no-man’s land”. The AMR24 demonstrated an impressive performance following a disappointing Bahrain Grand Prix. The Silverstone team had the fifth fastest race car on the grid and both the Aston Martin’s finished in the points, Alonso in 9th and Stroll in 10th. However, the Spaniard finished almost 20s behind Oscar Piastri in 8th.
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