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Plastic leaves its traces in unexpected places — like your dentist’s office (opens the original)
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Replacing a filling or shaving down a crown is a routine part of dental care. But those procedures can also send plastic particles down the drain — waste that South Florida’s wastewater systems aren’t designed to catch. Roughly 90% to 96% of fillings placed in Florida today are plastic-based, and almost none of the resulting waste is filtered before it reaches municipal water. “These resin-based composites are just the most cost-effective thing to give people, and the fastest,” said Jensen Beach
‘I’m still here’: Patients see early promising results from new pancreatic cancer pill (opens the original)
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When Russ Reed rang the bell marking the end of his cancer treatment in February 2025, he was declared free of disease after radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Months later, the cancer returned. Reed, 64, didn’t qualify for trials of daraxonrasib, a recently FDA-approved drug that goes after the key mutation behind most pancreatic cancers — and one that could roughly double survival time. So his wife, Marnie, turned to TikTok. “I’m Marnie Reed, and I’m trying to save my husband’s life,” she sa
Florida orders Flock cameras off of state roads (opens the original)
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Florida is revoking permits for Flock cameras and similar license-plate readers on state roads, dealing a blow to local law enforcement agencies that say they’re a critical crime-fighting tool. In a memorandum Monday, Florida Department of Transportation Assistant Secretary Will Watts gave agencies 30 days to remove the cameras from state roads, or FDOT will remove them itself. The agency also no longer intends to issue permits for the cameras. “The recent exponential increase in deployments alo
‘I’m still here:’ South Florida patients see early promising results from new pancreatic cancer pill (opens the original)
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When Russ Reed rang the bell marking the end of his cancer treatment in February 2025, he was declared free of disease after radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Months later, the cancer returned. Reed, 64, didn’t qualify for trials of daraxonrasib, a recently FDA-approved drug that goes after the key mutation behind most pancreatic cancers — and one that could roughly double survival time. So his wife, Marnie, turned to TikTok. “I’m Marnie Reed, and I’m trying to save my husband’s life,” she sa
'I'm still here:' Florida patients see early promising results from new pancreatic cancer pill (opens the original)
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When Russ Reed rang the bell marking the end of his cancer treatment in February 2025, he was declared free of disease after radiation, chemotherapy and surgery. Months later, the cancer returned. Reed, 64, didn’t qualify for trials of daraxonrasib, a recently FDA-approved drug that goes after the key mutation behind most pancreatic cancers — and one that could roughly double survival time. So his wife, Marnie, turned to TikTok. “I’m Marnie Reed, and I’m trying to save my husband’s life,” she sa
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