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Did u hear? # 43: Cancer Dr Tricks Relative, · Challenges of Faith Radio Program

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  Speaker 1: Welcome back to Challenges of Favor radio program. I'm Geary McCants.
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  Speaker 1: Thank you for joining, Thank you for joining on the
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear number forty three? Like to acknowledge guy
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  Speaker 1: and you are listeners. Let's start off with trusts. You
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  Speaker 1: don't mind, do you? There was a top cancer doctor
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  Speaker 1: who was accused of tricking a dementia ridden relative into
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  Speaker 1: changing her will to give her a seven hundred and
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  Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars apartment. Think about that, especially as you
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  Speaker 1: head into twenty twenty five. Remember it doesn't make a
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  Speaker 1: different what your title is. It's still a person, a man,
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  Speaker 1: a woman, a woman at man with a title that
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  Speaker 1: you don't even know, your respect title. And then you
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  Speaker 1: learned that the person behind the title is trying to
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  Speaker 1: take away from you by whatever means necessary trusts. Let's
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  Speaker 1: turn toward health. Did you hear about the doctor's warning
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  Speaker 1: rapidly growing cancers leaked to tap water that's drunk by
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  Speaker 1: forty million Americans? Did you hear about it? Researchers at
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  Speaker 1: Texas A and M University compared kidney cancer rates in
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  Speaker 1: two hundred and forty Texas counties to arsenic levels in
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  Speaker 1: the water in public and private water systems, and they
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  Speaker 1: found that people with high levels of the toxic mineral
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  Speaker 1: in the water had a twenty two percent higher risk
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  Speaker 1: of the cancer. Even low levels the Federal Drug Administration
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  Speaker 1: considered safe, we're linked to a six percent increased risk.
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  Speaker 1: Arsenic is a toxic scepstance found in rocks that enters
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  Speaker 1: groundwater when these erode. It can also be used in
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  Speaker 1: pesticide and then washed into groundwater by the rain and
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  Speaker 1: when it gets inside your body, it can be absorbed
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  Speaker 1: into the blood and then travel into the cells, which
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  Speaker 1: caused damage to your DNA and that's which raised the
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  Speaker 1: risk of cancer. The results come as kidney cancer rates
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  Speaker 1: continue to surge in the United States. Did you hear
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  Speaker 1: about it? I want to make sure that everybody hear
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  Speaker 1: about it, especially those of you who are listeners from
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  Speaker 1: Texas and speaking of cancer. And if you notice this
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  Speaker 1: has been the last two topics we start off with trust.
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear about the doctors who are warning of
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  Speaker 1: the five common drugs that could cause cancer? And the
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  Speaker 1: question is do you take any of them? The disease,
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  Speaker 1: which is the second leading cause of death in the
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  Speaker 1: United States, kills around six hundred thousand Americans every year,
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  Speaker 1: but around forty percent of cases of the disease can
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  Speaker 1: be prevented through lifestyle changes. There are some factors such
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  Speaker 1: as smoking and drinking, being active, and maintaining a healthy
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  Speaker 1: weight that can increase the risk of cancer, but so
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  Speaker 1: can some medication. Y'ada Saffi, and I apologize for mis
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  Speaker 1: pronouncing your name. A psychiatrist based in New York revealed
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  Speaker 1: the five drugs that she said people need to be
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  Speaker 1: aware of could cause cancer. Just remember now, irrespect of
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  Speaker 1: what you're title is, and think about how many human
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  Speaker 1: physicians doctors there are in the United States and in
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  Speaker 1: your country wherever you reside. But as the character said,
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  Speaker 1: that no one should stop taking and prescription medication before
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  Speaker 1: talking to their doctor and highlighting that any risk and
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  Speaker 1: benefits should be discussed with your doctor. And think about it.
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  Speaker 1: You're talking about the doctor that you know and trust
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  Speaker 1: and who knows you you do, don't you? She continued
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  Speaker 1: to say, with every medicine you have to balance the
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  Speaker 1: risk versus the benefits. Those are different from different people,
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  Speaker 1: depending on underlying conditions and family history. The first drug
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  Speaker 1: on her lists were birth control pills, some with which
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  Speaker 1: contain man made forms of the hormones estrogen and pro gesture.
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  Speaker 1: Gesture prescribed to more than one in ten women every year.
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  Speaker 1: They work by stopping the ovaries from releasing an age,
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  Speaker 1: helping to prevent a pregnancy. The second drug on her
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  Speaker 1: list were over the counter own brand Cold Medication, sold
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  Speaker 1: by CBS, Walmart, Target, and Walgreens. Earlier this year, was
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  Speaker 1: revealed that generic versions of the Code medicine useects contained
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  Speaker 1: the cancer chemical benzine. Some generic versions use a more
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  Speaker 1: cost effective powder to achieve the drugs extended release benefits
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  Speaker 1: that contains benzene, unlike the name brand Coal Medicine. The
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  Speaker 1: Federal Drug Administration has said that the ingredient will be
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  Speaker 1: phased out of use in pharmaceuticals by twenty twenty five.
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  Speaker 1: Now you know that's only thirty less than thirty days away,
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  Speaker 1: but this deadline was extended to twenty twenty six following
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  Speaker 1: complaints from the industry. The EPA, CDC, and American Cancer
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  Speaker 1: Society all say online that benzene disposure raises someone's risk
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  Speaker 1: of developing cancer. Next, doctor Sephi pointed out to point
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  Speaker 1: it to the over the counter drug rhanodine brand name Zantac,
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  Speaker 1: an anti heartburned drug that could raise someone's risk of cancer.
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  Speaker 1: It is widely available to purchase until twenty twenty, when
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  Speaker 1: an investigation revealed the drug contained high levels of a
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  Speaker 1: contaminant call n DASH nitro methamine initials n DMA, m
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  Speaker 1: NDMASS and Nancy Diaz and David m as in mary
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  Speaker 1: as in ADAM is a chemical that studies have previously
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  Speaker 1: shown raises the risk of developing cancer in the liver, stomach, bladder,
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  Speaker 1: and prostate when in exposed to high doses. The fourth
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  Speaker 1: substance included in the doctor's list was supplements in general,
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  Speaker 1: because there's no testing or no regulation, so we don't
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  Speaker 1: know what's in them, what long term effects might be.
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  Speaker 1: Big studies have been done to pass on supplements like melatonin,
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  Speaker 1: for example, which is available over the count and says
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  Speaker 1: it can help someone fall asleep. Let us think about it,
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  Speaker 1: We as humans are gonna leave the planet Earth one
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  Speaker 1: way or another. No one knows how they gonna do it.
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  Speaker 1: But listen to all that has been going on inside
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  Speaker 1: the human body that's causing all these cancer, whether it's
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  Speaker 1: food or medicine or whatever. But the question is, did
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  Speaker 1: you hear about it? Did you hear that scientists have
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  Speaker 1: revealed disturbing reasons why consumers should never reused store bought
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  Speaker 1: water bottles and take our count containers? Say? What way, McGear?
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  Speaker 1: You only did you hear program? Okay, but did you
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  Speaker 1: hear they found that adding more water too and heating
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  Speaker 1: up single use plastic causes them to shed nanoplastics and
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  Speaker 1: toxic chemicals that seep into your food and liquids. These
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  Speaker 1: bottles and to go containers are made from types of
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  Speaker 1: plastics designed to only be used once and disintegrate more
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  Speaker 1: easily than sturdier plastics, such as those used in tupperware items.
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  Speaker 1: Reusing the products also causes exposure to the syndrome with
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  Speaker 1: styrene bounding synthetic rubber and plastics, which increase the risk
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  Speaker 1: of esophaca and pancreatic cancer. Sharing Mason and professor and
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  Speaker 1: Director of Sustainability of Penn State, Bendering compared the effects
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  Speaker 1: to the way that human shed skin cells. We know
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  Speaker 1: at this point that our skin is constantly shedding, she said,
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  Speaker 1: And this is what these plastic items are doing, just
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  Speaker 1: constantly shedding. Plastic contains on average, sixteen thousand chemicals forty
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  Speaker 1: two hundred of which are considered to be highly hazardous
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  Speaker 1: according to the Environmental Protection Agency, And you wonder why
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  Speaker 1: one is sick? Did you hear that Mexico plans to
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  Speaker 1: modify its constitution to ban to ban toxic us genetically
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  Speaker 1: modified corn. Did you hear about that? You know what
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  Speaker 1: you're sitting there? You going to tear up that corn?
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear that? The FBI has issued a grave
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  Speaker 1: warning to all iPhone and Android users stop sending texts.
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  Speaker 1: The agency revealed that exchanges between the two brands leave
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  Speaker 1: messages vulnerable to hackers. It uses our advice to use
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  Speaker 1: secure encrypted messaging and phone calls on apps like WhatsApp
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  Speaker 1: to prevent third parties from accessing conversations. The warning comes
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  Speaker 1: as the Chinese hackers that reportedly hack several US networks
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  Speaker 1: that are ongoing and likely larger in scale than previously understood,
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  Speaker 1: dubs Salt Typhoon, the cyber espionaged campaign surface this year
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  Speaker 1: when hackers attack networks of several telecommunication companies. The hackers
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  Speaker 1: use their access to target the metadata of a large
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  Speaker 1: number of customers, including information on the dates, times, and
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  Speaker 1: reciptions of calls and texts. They also succeeded in retrieving
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  Speaker 1: the actual audio files of calls and contents from texts
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  Speaker 1: from a much smaller number of victims. Did you hear
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  Speaker 1: about that? Are you going to follow the advice of
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  Speaker 1: the FB one or FBI? Why not? Does it help
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  Speaker 1: save and protect you your loved ones those surrounding you?
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  Speaker 1: Did you about to recalls? A fruit supplier has recalled
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  Speaker 1: cucumbers across at least twenty six states in Canada after
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  Speaker 1: federal health regulators told the company that there was a
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  Speaker 1: possible link between the produce and salmonilla infections. Sun Fed Produced,
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  Speaker 1: an Arizona based company, and now it's on Thanksgiving that
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  Speaker 1: it was recalling all sizes of whole fresh American cucumbers,
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  Speaker 1: package and bulk cardboard containers that carried the firm's label.
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  Speaker 1: The impacted produce was also sold in engineering white foxes
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  Speaker 1: and black pastic crates that include a sticker with the
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  Speaker 1: texts A G R O TA T O sadec V,
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  Speaker 1: which is the name of the grower. Anyone with the
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  Speaker 1: recall product in their possession should not consume, serve, u sell,
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  Speaker 1: or distribute recall products the noted states. We also encouraged
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  Speaker 1: them to clean and sanitize surfaces they could have come
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  Speaker 1: into contact with the recall product to reduce cross contamination.
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear about that? About the cucumbers? Did you
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  Speaker 1: hear that Costco has recalled over ten thousand batches of
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  Speaker 1: organic eggs from New York farm over salmonella affairs? Did
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  Speaker 1: you hear about that? While you garing to sit down
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  Speaker 1: and eat those aids, just ready for them, y' all
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  Speaker 1: cooked them up. Did you hear about some hacks htcks?
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  Speaker 1: Netflix users warned about scare scam they could steal credit
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  Speaker 1: card information. Textpert are warning Netflix subscribers about a very
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  Speaker 1: large cyber scam in which criminals hijack important financial information
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  Speaker 1: by sending people bogus messages. These SMS scare campaigns targeted
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  Speaker 1: Netflix customers have become your victorious and never stopped. But
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  Speaker 1: they vary in size and scope. Worn security firm bit Deefender,
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  Speaker 1: per text site, cyber News the latest digital scheme which
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  Speaker 1: began in September, but it's still prevalent. Cyber Criminals send
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  Speaker 1: fake SMS text warning Netflix subscribers of issues with their accounts.
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear about it? And since we are in
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  Speaker 1: the holiday season and haven't left it yet, did you?
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  Speaker 1: How the scammers are delivering phishing messages were Iri Lazar's
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  Speaker 1: at the Fellow Trade Commission put out during the holiday season.
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  Speaker 1: You might expect to get more deliveries. Some might even
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  Speaker 1: be surprised gifts. Scammers are counting on that when they
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  Speaker 1: send fake delivery notifications to you by email and text,
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  Speaker 1: hoping you'll click. But here's how to spot these scams.
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  Speaker 1: You get an email or text and it says you
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  Speaker 1: missed the delivery. We might say your item can't be
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  Speaker 1: delivery because you need to update your street address or
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  Speaker 1: ZIP code. Sometimes these scammers create a sense of urgency
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  Speaker 1: by saying if you don't respond right away, they return
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  Speaker 1: your package to the sender. The scammers say both of
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  Speaker 1: these issues can be easily fixed. Just click on the link.
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  Speaker 1: Why do they want to click that link? It's a
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  Speaker 1: phishing scam. If you click, the scammers can get information
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  Speaker 1: like your user's name and passwords for your online banking, email,
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  Speaker 1: or social media accounts. Scammers could then use those to
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  Speaker 1: steal your identity and open new counts in your name.
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  Speaker 1: They might also install or malware on your computer to
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  Speaker 1: avoid fake shipping notification. Scams. Do not click on the
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  Speaker 1: links and messages about an unexpected delivery. If you get
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  Speaker 1: a message about an unexpected package delivery that tells you
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  Speaker 1: to click on a link for some reason, do not click.
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  Speaker 1: Contact a shipping company directly to get more information. And
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  Speaker 1: if you think the message might be legitimate, contact a
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  Speaker 1: shipping company using a phone number on a website you
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  Speaker 1: know is real. Don't use the information in the message.
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  Speaker 1: Check your order status. If you think the message could
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  Speaker 1: be about something you recently ordered, go to the site
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  Speaker 1: where you bought the item and look up the shipping
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  Speaker 1: and delivery status there. You know you should. According to
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  Speaker 1: the Hacker News, we are terms like state sponsored attacks
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  Speaker 1: and critical vulnerabilities all the time, but what's really going
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  Speaker 1: on behind those words. This week's cybersecurity news isn't just
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  Speaker 1: about hackers and headlines. It's about how digital risks shape
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  Speaker 1: our lives in ways we might not even realize. For instance,
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  Speaker 1: telecom networks being breached isn't just about stolen data. It's
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  Speaker 1: about power. Hackers are positioning themselves to control the networks
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  Speaker 1: re rely on for everything for making calls, to running businesses,
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  Speaker 1: and those technique sounding CVEs. They're not just random numbers.
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  Speaker 1: They're like ticking tom bombs in the software you use
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  Speaker 1: every day, from your phone to your work TOOS. These
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  Speaker 1: stories aren't just for experts, they're for all of us.
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  Speaker 1: They show how easily the digital world we trust remember
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  Speaker 1: now it always comes back to trust can be turned
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  Speaker 1: against us. But they also show us the power of
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  Speaker 1: staying informed and prepared. Dive into this week's recap and
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  Speaker 1: let's uncover the risks, the solutions, and the small steps
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  Speaker 1: we all can take the stead ahead in the world
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  Speaker 1: that's moving faster than ever. You don't need to be
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  Speaker 1: a cyber security professional to care, just someone who wants
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  Speaker 1: to understand the larger picture. So did you hear about
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  Speaker 1: the new liminum Panda group goes after the telecom sector.
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  Speaker 1: A previously undocumented China next to cyber espionage group Limono
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  Speaker 1: Panda has orchestrated a series of targeted cyber at tax
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  Speaker 1: on telecom entities in South Asia and Africa since twenty twenty.
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  Speaker 1: Using sophisticated tools like SIG Translator and chord scanned, group
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  Speaker 1: exploits weak passwords and telecom protocols to harvest mobile subscriber
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  Speaker 1: data called metadata and SMS messages. This development coincides with
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  Speaker 1: US telecom providers including AT and T, Verizon, T Mobile,
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  Speaker 1: and Looming Technologies becoming targets of another China link hacking group,
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  Speaker 1: Salt Typhoon. The US Cyber Command has stated that these
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  Speaker 1: efforts aim to establish footholds in critical US infrastructure IT networks,
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  Speaker 1: potentially preparing for a major clash with the United States.
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  Speaker 1: As I take a moment, take a Sypha Moore water.
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear, according to that hacking news that T
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  Speaker 1: Mobile spots hackers trying to break in US telecom service
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  Speaker 1: provider T Mobile caught some suspicious activity on the network recently. Basically,
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  Speaker 1: someone was trying to sneak into their systems. The good
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  Speaker 1: news they spoiled it early and no customer data was stolen.
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  Speaker 1: While T Mobile isn't pointing fingers to cybersecurity experts think
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  Speaker 1: they know who's behind it, a hacking group nicknamed Salt Typhoons,
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  Speaker 1: which apparently has ties to China. What makes this really
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  Speaker 1: interesting is that these hackers have a brand new trick
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  Speaker 1: up their sleeve. They're using a previously unknown backdoor tool
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  Speaker 1: called ghost Spider. Think of it as a skeleton key
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  Speaker 1: that no one knew existed until now. They've been using
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  Speaker 1: this same tool to target telecom companies across southeast Age.
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  Speaker 1: Did you hear about the man who regained consciousness moments
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  Speaker 1: before he was created cremated and three government hospital doctors
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  Speaker 1: have been suspended? A man was nearly cremated alive in
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  Speaker 1: India after three doctors, not one, not two, three mistakenly
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  Speaker 1: declared him dead, The Logical Indian reported. After waking up
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  Speaker 1: on the funeral peri, twenty five year old rod attached
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  Speaker 1: Kamar was immediately rushed back to the hospital. He died
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  Speaker 1: a day later from the condition that initially hospitalized them.
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  Speaker 1: Both deaf and mute, Kamar had been standing a home
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  Speaker 1: fundamentally impaired, and after he had began experiencing epileptic seizures,
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  Speaker 1: he was rushed to the hospital. After seemingly succumbing to
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  Speaker 1: his conditions, three doctors declared him dead without without without
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  Speaker 1: conducting a proper post mortem examination. There were no near
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  Speaker 1: relatives of his present According to the Indian Express, the
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  Speaker 1: doctors were supposed to do a post mortem of the youth,
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  Speaker 1: but they did not do any things. The doctors just
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  Speaker 1: fulfilled the paper formalities and sent the man for cremation,
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  Speaker 1: and while he was there he woke up. Kamar had
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  Speaker 1: reportedly spent the three hours prior to as near cremation
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  Speaker 1: a freezing cool morgue. Mmm mmmmm, think about that. Did
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  Speaker 1: you hear about this? Suspected Jordinian terrorists that was the
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  Speaker 1: rest of us try to cross the United States northern border?
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  Speaker 1: According to Ice, did you hear about it? Did you
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  Speaker 1: hear about a religious release program focusing on Satanic studies?
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  Speaker 1: It's kicking off in some schools in Marysville, Ohio, an
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  Speaker 1: alterned up to Bible based instruction. Marysville Edgewood Elementary Schools
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  Speaker 1: offering the Satanic Temple's Hillian Academy of Independent Learning hel
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  Speaker 1: h AL program beginning this month. This decision was made
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  Speaker 1: after a parent reached out to the Satanic Temple asking
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  Speaker 1: for a program at the school. According to WMH, June Everett,
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  Speaker 1: described as a campaign director for the after school Satan
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  Speaker 1: Club and an ordained minister for the Satanic Temple, claimed
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  Speaker 1: the programs for students only implemented when parents seek them out,
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  Speaker 1: and only in district where other release programs are already
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  Speaker 1: in place. The school currently offers a Christian based program
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  Speaker 1: via via LifeWise, which is designed to take students through
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  Speaker 1: the entire Bible, beginning in Genesis and ending in Revelation.
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  Speaker 1: According to the website Brethren News, did you hear that
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  Speaker 1: in the Central Indian state a chattiscar, eight village councils
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  Speaker 1: have passed a resolution that bans that bans that bans
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  Speaker 1: Christians from staying in their villages, requiring them to either
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  Speaker 1: renounce their faith or leave. The order impacts about one
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  Speaker 1: und the Christians who's property in fields were threatened with
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  Speaker 1: confiscation if they did not come fly. Did you hear
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  Speaker 1: about that closing scripture in John chapter ten, verse seven
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  Speaker 1: nine and ten King New KJV version. Then Jesus said
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  Speaker 1: to them again, most surely, I say to you, I
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  Speaker 1: am the door of the sheep