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• Tourette's syndrome: How a US surgeon beat the condition with his scalpel
  Dr Wilson Tsai was diagnosed with Tourette's when he was in medical school, despite that, he has become a heart and lung surgeon based in the United States (picture posed by model)
  Daily Mail.  Saturday, 21 May 2022.
• US, Others Walk Out of APEC Talks Over Russia's Ukraine Invasion, Officials Say
  Representatives of the United States and several other nations walked out of an Asia-Pacific trade ministers meeting in Bangkok on Saturday to protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine, officials said. ...
  Voice of America.  Saturday, 21 May 2022.
• Doctors Are Stumped by a Rare Monkeypox Outbreak
  So far, health officials have detected cases in Europe, Canada and the United States
  Smithsonian.  Friday, 20 May 2022.
• Mirati (MRTX) Seeks EU Nod for Adagrasib to Treat Lung Cancer
  Mirati (MRTX) seeks a nod for its lung cancer candidate adagrasib in the European Union. A regulatory filing in the United States is currently under the FDA review with decision pending this year-end.
  Zacks.  Friday, 20 May 2022.
• The Job Market Is Changing And So Should You
  When you are entering uncharted waters, you can no longer abide by the rules of the past. The United States is in the beginning stages of a new economic cycle that may adversely impact the job market.
  Forbes.  Friday, 20 May 2022.
• Time for Currency-Hedged International ETFs?
  As the greenback has been rising due to the super-hawkish monetary policies in the United States, many foreign currencies are slumping. But international stocks are cheaper than the U.S. ones. Hence, currency-hedged ETFs appear good bets.
  Zacks.  Friday, 20 May 2022.
• You Don't Have to Be a Business Owner to Think Like an Entrepreneur
  Paul Mullis, President of Americas at Rillion, breaks down how his team navigated the company's launch in the United States.
  Entrepreneur.  Thursday, 19 May 2022.
• The Shortage of Lab Space in the United States Is Stifling Innovation
  A shortage of appropriate facilities and lab equipment to meet the needs and labor requirements of U.S. life sciences companies, joined with swiftly growing rent prices, many scientists are facing tough times.
  Entrepreneur.  Thursday, 19 May 2022.
• Russian politician who opposed Ukraine war detained for 'illegally' crossing U.S.-Mexico border
  Russian politician Viktor Kamenshchikov was recently apprehended for illegally crossing the United States-Mexico border, the country's state news agency RIA-Novosti reported Thursday.
  Daily Mail.  Thursday, 19 May 2022.
• McDonald's era in Russia coming to a close, restaurants sold
  McDonald's is selling all of its restaurants in Russia 30 years after the burger chain became a powerful symbol of easing Cold War tensions between the United States and Soviet Union.
  Washington Times.  Thursday, 19 May 2022.
• In 2011, Venezuela Was No. 4 For U.S. Oil Imports; In 2021, It Was Russia
  For the first time in at least 30 years and quite possibly closer to a century, the United States imported no oil from Venezuela in 2021. Little more than a decade ago, in 2011, Venezuela ranked fourth as a source of U.S. oil imports.
  Forbes.  Thursday, 19 May 2022.
• New Mexico Archdiocese to Settle Sex Abuse Claims for $121.5 Million
  The settlement announced by the Archdiocese of Santa Fe is among the largest of its kind involving the Catholic Church in the United States.
  New York Times.  Wednesday, 18 May 2022.
• Over 75 Percent of Long Covid Patients Were Not Hospitalized for Initial Illness, Study Finds
  Researchers analyzed the largest database of private insurance claims in the United States in the first four months after a diagnostic code for long Covid was created.
  New York Times.  Wednesday, 18 May 2022.
• Biden Expresses Strong Support For Finland, Sweden NATO Bids
  U.S. President Joe Biden has strongly backed the bids of Finland and Sweden to join NATO in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and said the United States will remain vigilant against any threats to their security.
  Radio Liberty.  Wednesday, 18 May 2022.
• U.S. Unlikely To Extend License Allowing Russia To Pay Bond Debt, Increasing Possibility Of Default
  The United States is unlikely to extend a license that allows Russia to pay U.S. bondholders, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on May 18.
  Radio Liberty.  Wednesday, 18 May 2022.

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