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- Sep 30, 2026
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Doctor: Daily aspirin no longer recommended for all adults over 40 (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The longstanding guidance for adults over 40 to take a daily aspirin for cardiovascular health is shifting, with doctors warning that gastrointestinal risks often outweigh the benefits for healthy individuals. Cardiologist Dr. Roy Flood discussed the changing guidelines during an appearance on “Welcome to Our Community,” noting that daily aspirin use is no longer a blanket recommendation. Flood said aspirin was historically recommended as a broad preventive measure once ad
Nonprofit trains retailers to spot ‘social sourcing’ of age-restricted products by minors (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Federal law prohibits anyone under 21 from buying alcohol, vapes or nicotine pouch products, and retailers check IDs to enforce the restriction. Minors, however, most often report obtaining these items by getting someone of legal age to buy them — a practice known as social sourcing. We Card, a national nonprofit, trains retail owners and employees to spot underage buyers as well as the adults who purchase products for them. Doug Anderson, president of the We Card program,
Beaufort County Youth Conference marks 34 years with Sept. 26 event (opens the original)
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BEAUFORT, S.C. — The Beaufort County Youth Conference will hold its 34th annual event on Sept. 26 at Robert Smalls Leadership Academy in Beaufort, according to organizers. Carrie Major, founder and CEO of the conference, said she started the event because the rate of teen pregnancy was increasing in Beaufort County. She said it was originally planned as a one-time event to bring young people together. “And that has transpired to 34 years,” Major said. Lynn Singleton, co-chair of the conference,
Savannah Black History Tour highlights freedom, land promises made to formerly enslaved (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Rita Fuller Yates, owner of the Savannah Black History Tour, led visitors through sites tied to Black history in Savannah, including locations connected to freedom, land ownership and community development. Fuller Yates said the tour covers church, war, slavery, freedom, family, business, culture, segregation and Jim Crow laws, along with what she described as the success of Savannah, Georgia, and its Black communities. Fuller Yates said that in 1820, 43 free Black people
Mediation Center of Savannah highlights youth conflict resolution programs (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Sherlisa Praylo, director of youth initiatives for the Mediation Center of Savannah, discussed the organization’s conflict resolution programs for young people during an appearance on “Welcome to Our Community.” Praylo said the Mediation Center has operated in the community for 40 years, working on cases including divorce and legitimation through the court system. She said the center also mediates conflicts outside of court proceedings by teaching young people and adults h
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