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RELATED: Two-Time Cancer Survivor Kathy Bates Warns Others Never to Do This. According to the British health organization Diabetes U.K., Lucas learned he had diabetes at the age of 23, when he was drafted to fight in the Vietnam War. “During his physical, the doctors discovered that he had Type 2 diabetes and told him that he couldn’t go to Vietnam,” the site explains. While the director himself has remained tight-lipped about his diagnosis, the organization later added that Lucas “set a great example for millions of diabetic patients around the world by keeping his blood sugars levels under control for about 50 long years....

READ THIS NEXT: 5 Questions Your Partner May Ask If They’re Cheating, Therapists Say. Throughout the study, the researchers defined mate poaching as “behavior intended to attract someone who is already in a romantic relationship.” To discover the types of people most likely to engage in the behavior, they worked with both members of 187 heterosexual couples who were married, cohabiting, or dating and living in Croatia. To begin the study, each participant rated their and their partner’s personalities; they also summarized their own poaching experiences....

On April 16, the FSIS announced that 4,860 pounds of raw, frozen boneless beef products imported from Australia by JBS USA Food Company were being recalled due to bacterial contamination concerns. The affected meat is sold in 60-pound cardboard boxes with “95CL Boneless Beef Product of Australia” printed on them. The recalled beef, which was shipped to distributors and processing facilities in New York and Pennsylvania, can also be identified by a packed on date of Sept....

Jennifer Roquemore, a serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Resume Writing Services, says that people often see lying about a particular skill as the easiest to get away with on their resume. And it’s true: A 2020 Resume Lab found that two of the three most common lies people admitted to telling on their resumes were lying about experience and lying about skills. According to Roquemore, that’s because this lie is not something that could be easily fact-checked through a background check, as opposed to your work history or educational background....

RELATED: Walmart Shoppers Are Outraged the Store Is Getting Rid of This. When you’re out for a shopping trip at a big-box retailer, your biggest potential for exposure is through the highest-touch surfaces in the store. Typically, that includes shopping carts—but amid stringent cleaning protocols in the era of COVID, stores often sanitize these. Therefore, your biggest exposure to an unclean high-touch surface is likely going to be the credit card keypad at the checkout line, Russo says....

READ THIS NEXT: The Most Two-Faced Zodiac Sign, According to Astrologers. The perfectionists of the zodiac can’t help themselves—they have a set idea of how things should be done, and when others don’t adhere to this, it makes them anxious and angry. “A Virgo is sure to drive the point home until you understand that they are right and you are wrong, and most often, telling you once isn’t enough,” says Danny Santos, astrologer and founder of Santos & The Crystal Visions....

RELATED: This Is the Zodiac Sign Most Likely to Cheat, Data Shows. Because Cancers hold their friends and family so close, they want to make sure everyone always gets along. Celebrity psychic and astrologer Inbaal Honigman explains that this family-obsessed water sign is a mediator, which means they’ll “do their best to iron out any differences between people.” They’ll often try to make their loved ones see eye to eye by telling them about one another—and that can sometimes involve sharing private information along the way to help them connect more deeply....

Researchers at the Zlotowski Center for Neuroscience at the Ben-Gurion University (BGU) in Israel recently discovered what they describe as “a neural subnetwork of connected regions between the brain and gastric basal electric frequency that correlates with future weight loss based on connectivity patterns.” In lay terms, this means that people who see and smell food in a way that triggers their brain more enthusiastically are the same people who consistently overeat and gain weight....

In a Jan. 31 interview with CBS’s Face the Nation, host Margaret Brennan asked Gottlieb about the spread of B.1.1.7 and which states were most “at risk of being overrun” by the new strain. “I think Miami is at the highest risk right now, Miami and southern California,” he said. “If you look at where B.1.1.7 is right now in the country, about half the cases that we’re turning over in southern California and in Florida and the cities are the hotspots—San Diego, Miami....

RELATED: The CDC Says Vaccinated People Who Get COVID Have This in Common. According to WebMD, three things are more likely to lead to a breakthrough infection: a health care worker accidentally storing or giving you the vaccine incorrectly, having a weakened immune system, or catching a COVID variant. A report released April 22 by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) analyzed around 160 COVID vaccine errors voluntarily reported between Dec....

Some officials continued to express concern that the current spike in cases wasn’t even close to hitting its heights yet. “I will be surprised if we don’t cross 200,000 cases a day in the next couple of weeks, and that’s heartbreaking considering we never thought we would be back in that space again,” Francis Collins, MD, director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), said during an appearance on Fox News on August 15....

After hovering for a week, the national daily COVID-19 case average spiked to 120,056 as of Dec. 13, according to data from The New York Times. However, the figure also represents a 49 percent increase from two weeks ago, with hospitalizations and deaths from the virus rising 22 percent and 40 percent, respectively, over the same period. During an appearance on CBS’s Face the Nation on Dec. 12, Scott Gottlieb, MD, former Food & Drug Administration (FDA) commissioner, spoke about the current state of the pandemic....

Read the original article on Best Life. The “chill pill” mentioned here isn’t something you could pick up at a pharmacy—it’s entirely figurative. And, more importantly, it means your stress is affecting others and you need to seriously calm down. Example: “Hey, you seem totally stressed. Take a chill pill, dude.” And if you were truly hip back in the day, you owned these 25 Things Cool People Wore in the 1970s....

RELATED: Never Do This on a Plane, Infectious Disease Doctor Warns. Picking up a last-minute bottle of water, magazine, or snack can be vital before jetting off. Unfortunately, the same shops that provide travel essentials and meals are also some of the places where you’re most likely to find germs—especially on credit card payment terminals that require customers to touch buttons or screens. Results of a study from University of Nottingham found that half of all surface tests taken from payment kiosks were positive for at least one respiratory virus....

RELATED: If You’re Over 65, Don’t Keep This in Your Bathroom, Experts Warn. Everyday household products can potentially present life-threatening risks to people of any age, but research shows that seniors are especially vulnerable. According to a recent report from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), nearly three million older adults visit the emergency room annually due to injuries related to household products, which are also associated with approximately 3,800 reports of older adult deaths every year....

Read on to see what Prinze exactly Prinze disliked so much about being on set with Sutherland and how the other actor responded to the criticism. RELATED: Julia Roberts Called This Co-Star “Completely Disgusting.” In a 2014 interview with ABC News, Prinze, best known for movies including I Know What You Did Last Summer and She’s All That, said that he “hated” working on 24 with Sutherland. “I did 24, it was terrible,” Prinze said....

RELATED: 17 Stars Who Were Fired From “Saturday Night Live.” During the season finale, which aired on May 22, quite a few stars spawned rumors they were leaving. The episode started with Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong, Aidy Bryant, and Kenan Thompson taking center stage as they discussed the challenges of the past year, and the emotional tone set off rumors that it was their last episode of the show. Then, while on “Weekend Update,” Pete Davidson gave what sounded like a heartfelt goodbye to the audience....

This decision is just the latest consequence Wallen has faced for his racist language, and it’s also not the first scandal he’s caused in recent months. Read on to find out more about the fallout for the 27-year-old singer, and for more stars who’ve been banned from other programs, check out The One Guest Jimmy Kimmel Banned From His Show. A video of Wallen saying the N-word was posted on TMZ on Feb....

As Russo points out, the ocean is large enough so that you should be able to social distance safely in the water. But since you can’t wear a mask while you swim, you should buddy up with someone who’s staying on shore. The system is easy: One person goes for a swim, the other keeps their mask at the ready for when they get out of the ocean.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Russo notes you’ll want to avoid tossing your mask into the sand to keep it clean, but you should make sure it’s accessible so that your buddy can easily hand it to you (by the strings, of course)....

Archuleta, who is now 30, has clearly done a lot of reflecting about his time on the show in the years since, but he told Variety that he still doesn’t understand why people were so passionate about the show. He also talked about coming out as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and his current music career. Read on to find out what Archuleta had to say about his experience. RELATED: Justin Guarini Lost American Idol Almost 20 Years Ago....