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Jayne O'donnell
Jayne O'donnell
Author at USA TODAY at
For The Win - USA Today
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United States
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Recent Articles
usatoday.com
Confident Consumer: Don't take car until loan is final
Driving a new car home before loan has final approval can lead to financing rip-offs.
over 13 years ago
usatoday.com
Confidential deals can obscure sexual misconduct allegations agains...
As prominent men elsewhere lose their jobs over sexual harassment, doctors accused of repeated sexual assault are often little unaffected.
almost 9 years ago
usatoday.com
Teens aren't socializing in the real world. And that's making them ...
The percent of high school seniors who said they often felt lonely increased from 26 percent in 2012 to 39 percent in 2017.
over 7 years ago
usatoday.com
Quitting smoking? With vaping under fire, tobacco-free snuff an opt...
A form of tobacco-less snuff could make it easier to quit smoking as vaping is increasingly under fire.
over 7 years ago
usatoday.com
Talking to your pet is not so wacky after all. It's actually good f...
May is mental health month. Here is a fun fact: Talking to your pet can help you and your health by combating loneliness.
over 7 years ago
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Surgeon General: Time to quit smoking, but vaping isn't the best wa...
In first Surgeon General report on quitting smoking in 30 years, Dr. Jerome Adams urged people at any age to quit smoking for another decade of life.
over 6 years ago
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Top disease official: Risk of coronavirus in USA is 'minuscule'; sk...
Should I wear a mask? The U.S. infectious disease chief says no: "In the U.S. there is absolutely no reason whatsoever to wear a mask right now."
over 6 years ago
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COVID-19 patients wrong to think breathing tubes 'synonymous with d...
The key to caring for patients on ventilators, who often have to remain intubated and connected to them for two weeks, is "profoundily simplistic," said Harrell.
over 6 years ago