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Staff video journalist @AP health & science. Prev. making videos @bostonglobe @rtdnews. Ohio State alum.
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Hearing aids can improve mental health

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By Adithi Ramakrishnan Verified, Shelby Lum Verified
| The Beacon Newspapers Verified
Photo by GN Group | Unsplash Ballerina Sara Mearns was missing her cues. She couldn’t hear what her dance partner was saying from across the studio. A New York City Ballet principal dancer, Mearns was late for her entrances because the music sounded too soft. Without telling anyone, she finally made an appointment to get her hearing checked. Mearns learned that she had hearing loss. After years of isolation, she got the tools to make sense of a world that had become muffled.
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A fish fight off Florida tests Trump’s drive to deregulate America’s seas

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By Joshua Goodman Verified, Helen Wieffering Verified, Shelby Lum Verified
| The Daily Suncast
ST. AUGUSTINE — Miles from shore, Chris Kemp pumps and reels as he battles a fish 150 feet below. Eventually, it gives up, and the 10-pound red snapper is hauled aboard the Jodie Lynn II. There’s barely time to rejoice. As Kemp raises his trophy for a picture, the charter boat’s captain rushes over and then drives a knifelike tool into the fish’s gas-filled bladder. The procedure, required by federal law, is intended to improve the fish’s chances of survival after release.
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Fishermen prepared for the longest red snapper season in recent memory. A court order stopped it

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By Joshua Goodman Verified, Helen Wieffering Verified, Shelby Lum Verified
| South Florida Times Verified
Photo courtesy of Coastalangiemag.com By JOSHUA GOODMAN, HELEN WIEFFERING, SHELBY LUM Associated Press ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) — Miles from shore, Chris Kemp pumps and reels as he battles a fish 150 feet below. Eventually, it gives up, and the 10-pound red snapper is hauled aboard the Jodie Lynn II. There’s barely time to rejoice. As Kemp raises his trophy for a picture, the charter boat’s captain rushes over and then drives a knife-like tool into the fish’s gas-filled bladder.
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