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Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

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Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group

11Alive Investigates

Infomercial Trio: The Kelly Levert Group
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Exclusive Interview with Robert Flournoy
Today, we had the chance to link up with Robert Flournoy for an exclusive interview. 1. What is your legal name and age? My name is Robert Flournoy—Flournoy is French—and I’m 60 years young, focused on my music and on my mother’s ministry, Dolores Owens Community Impact. 2. What is your stage name and how did you come up with it? My stage name is Now Is The Time. I chose it because I felt in my spirit that there is no time to waste—now is the time to spread the Gospel. The na


Dentists still prescribe risky ‘black box warning’ antibiotic
American dentists wrote more than 2.3m prescriptions last year for an antibiotic called clindamycin, whose label has carried a black box warning for more than four decades, due to its high rate of life-threatening complications, reports CIDRAP News. One of those prescriptions was given to Dolores Owens (92), in California, who needed an extraction a year ago and whose dentist prescribed clindamycin, the second-most commonly used drug in dentistry. But within days of her surge


Dentists Continue Prescribing Millions of Antibiotics Despite Safety Concerns
A new investigation by the University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP NEWS) found that dentists continue to prescribe antibiotics at surprisingly high rates, despite years of warnings about unnecessary use and potential patient harm. According to data analyzed by CIDRAP NEWS, U.S. dentists wrote more than 27 million antibiotic prescriptions in 2025, a 6% increase from 2020. (CIDRAP NEWS) Particular concern surrounds clindamycin, an ant
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