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Weight loss drugs could help treat women’s reproductive health issues, experts say (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Experts say weight loss drugs could help women struggling with PMOS. Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, or PMOS (formerly Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or PCOS) is a condition that affects one in eight women worldwide, but about 70% are never diagnosed. The symptoms include irregular periods, abnormal hair growth, acne, obesity, and infertility. Previously, most women were told to talk to their gynecologist to help manage these symptoms, usually with birth control. Bu
Tunbridge World’s Fair brings community together for its 154th year (opens the original)
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TUNBRIDGE, Vt. (WCAX) - Tunbridge is home to about 1,300 people. The Orange County town along the White River has three villages and five covered bridges. And as Cat Viglienzoni reports in this week’s Vermont’s Own, it’s also home to the Tunbridge World’s Fair, a true community-wide effort. The leaves are just starting to turn on the hills in Tunbridge. And below them, the historic village is a whirlwind of activity, as vendors and exhibitors get ready for the 154th World’s Fair, where you’ll fi
Why do some folks get called for jury duty more than others? (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Many Vermonters have emailed us wondering about a key part of the court system: why do some people get summoned for jury duty year after year, while others go decades without ever getting called? The state’s top court administrator says the answer comes down to random chance. They’re the unseen faces critical to each trial WCAX covers, and the thousands it doesn’t. Twelve peers deciding the fate of defendants in murders, assaults, robberies, drunk driving, civil cases, a
Four generations of farming earn Westminster family top honors (opens the original)
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WESTMINSTER, Vt. (WCAX) - The town of Westminster is home to about 3,016 residents, and it’s got a long history, including what some view as the first battle of the American Revolution -- the Westminster Massacre of March 1775. It’s also where, in 1777, residents formed the state of New Connecticut, later renamed Vermont. In this week’s Vermont’s Own, Cat Viglienzoni met the Harlow family, who have been working the land in the Windham County town for going on 110 years. At the Harlow Family Farm
Waterbury has learned to rise with the floodwaters (opens the original)
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WATERBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - The town of Waterbury, population 5,434, is a popular destination for tourists. During foliage season, cars line up for the leaves. The Route 100 corridor is also home to well-known Vermont brands like Ben & Jerry’s, Cabot Creamery, and Cold Hollow Cider. It’s also been the site of several major floods, the biggest ones being Tropical Storm Irene in 2011 and the Great Flood of 1927. As Cat Viglienzoni found out in this week’s Vermont’s Own, each disaster has transformed t
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