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Whale calls, frog croaks: A composer debuts Puerto Rico’s loss in Dallas

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By Elizabeth Myong, Steve Hamm
| Texas Standard Verified
From KERA News: Whale calls. Glaciers melting. Frog croaks. These are sounds audiences might not expect in an orchestral concert hall but were featured in last week’s world premiere of Angélica Negrón’s For Everything You Keep Losing at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. The piece explores the loss of sound due to climate change, especially in Negrón’s native Puerto Rico. She grew up in Carolina on the east side of the island.
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What in the labubu is going on? North Texans are obsessed

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By Elizabeth Myong, Steve Hamm
| Texas Standard Verified
From KERA News: On Sunday afternoon at RedBird mall in Dallas, North Texans sipped on matchas and purchased labubus as the viral song “Golden” from Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters” blasted during a Labubu Festival. The event, the third of its kind, shows North Texans’ love for the plush dolls has reached a fever pitch. In recent months, there have been dozens of labubu-themed events in North Texas from raves to markets and cake-decorating classes.
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How Smilow Doctors Are Saving My Life: A Cancer Survivor’s Story

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By Steve Hamm
| Yale Medicine
In the spring of 2024, I began noticing an irritation in my throat, right where my neck meets my chest. At first, I tried to ignore it, figuring it would go away on its own. But it didn’t. Instead, the irritation got worse. I suspected postnasal drip or acid reflux, so, in consultation with my primary care physician, Wayne Warren, MD, I tried all sorts of over-the-counter remedies. The irritation kept getting worse. I coughed all the time.
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