Like wind on a campfire, respiratory viruses can reignite the flames of cancer, new CU Anschutz study finds In a study involving mice exposed to COVID-19, researchers found the respiratory infections triggered dormant cancer cells to wake up, setting the stage for new tumors.

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#coloradomedia folks also will appreciate the realistic Denver journalism details in Mark Stevens' No Lie Lasts Forever.

Colorado has amazing sites but skip the aquarium, a private for-profit trap. Go to Baltimore aquarium for a 10x better experience.

Poor Tuff Darts.

“.. traffic has dropped by only a single percentage point as a result of leaving Twitter ..”

@niemanreports.org #Hellsite
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The shingles vaccines kicked my butt, especially the second one, but I'm glad I got the shots. Better than shingles for sure.

Well played, as usual.

...and talk and talk and talk and talk and talk and talk.

My dad was a morning TV anchor in S.F. and he was interviewing a visiting circus clown in studio. Right before interview started, clown informed him that clowns aren't allowed to talk. Blame the producer, amirite?

Writing a pair of recreational drug-related stories for @denverpost.com and wondering if anyone wants to talk on the record?

1. The comeback of nitrous oxide/whippets.

2. Being "Colorado sober" (yes-weed and shrooms, but no-alcohol). If you're up for it, email me at jwenzel@denverpost.com!

Fact check: true

I think 250 dead children is a lot. I guess the adjectives don't really matter. Is 250 dead kids a lot or not?

I'm pretty sure Moses' basket was a handout. He should have just learned how to swim.

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79% of U.S. adults say parents should be required to vaccinate their kids against preventative diseases like measles, mumps, and rubella in order to attend school. hsph.harvard.edu/research/opi...

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If your guests didn't say whatever they were thinking without filter, they'd be a lot less entertaining!

Bad but also kind of amazing?

There’s one vice RFK Jr. isn’t talking about The health secretary, who wants Americans to make healthier choices, rarely mentions smoking.

Breathtaking that #RFKJr doesn't know that smoking is the #1 cause of preventable death in the U.S. Stunning that he didn't mention tobacco in his #MAHA report. This is not someone who is serious about #publichealth. smh
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I'm talking about South Asians in Hong Kong. China didn't want them, last I heard. There were a lot who no longer had Indian citizenship, etc.

I believe China only allows people who are ethnically Chinese to be citizens. Hong Kong citizens who weren't ethnically Chinese were at risk of becoming stateless after 1997, as I recall.

Then a reference to Icarus in second graph?

Now they have a market that includes both ends of the political spectrum.

Tesla is going to become the best used car value. Use the money you save to get window tints so no one can see you driving it.

I didn't mean to suggest it was AI. Just that it could be three people just making this up on the fly.

But when's the last time you met a "reader" of USA Today. If they exist, they're probably ancient. Also skeptical that they have any editors left. So who really informed this list?

Because USA Today is a dead newspaper and these lists are BS?

Halfway there, with Gabby and Christian!

LA couldn't even handle USC commencement this month, based on my experience as a parent. I've never seen Lyft's estimated ride time increase so wildly mid-drive. And we got out of Lyft blocks from destinations and walked because of gridlock.

Literally makin’ s@&t up

I posted this👇🏼on twitter because people don’t seem to get that different things can protect you in different types of ways, and apparently I was wrong.

People don’t understand seatbelts how seatbelts work either 🤦🏼‍♀️