Coffee is safe for people with A-Fib, UCSF study finds
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New research suggests that coffee may be safe for people with irregular heartbeats. Researchers at UCSF tracked 200 adults in the U.S., Canada, and Australia with a history of atrial fibrillation (A-Fib) over four years. Half of the participants cut out caffeine entirely, while the other half drank at least one cup of coffee a day. Those who drank coffee were less likely to experience another irregular heartbeat episode compared to the no-coffee group. A-Fib is estimated to affect about one in three adults nationwide.

Shutdown stress: hidden toll on mental wellness
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Genevieve Graaf, associate professor, at the University of Texas at Arlington, gives tips on navigating financial uncertainty while attending your mental health.

Reopening reality: house vote explained
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Todd Belt, director of political management at George Washington University, explains key vote to reopen the government.

Fall-inspired holiday cocktails for Thanksgiving
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The holidays aren't just about the food-- it's also about what's in your glass. Pacific Cocktail Haven joined us on 'The Nine' to get some help serving up seasonal sips.

Honor Flight Bay Area
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Honor Flight Bay Area is a local nonprofit that gives veterans the chance of a lifetime: an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. to visit the memorials built in their honor.

Rising premiums and political gridlock
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Glenn Melnick, professor of health economics and finance at the University of Southern California, explains future of the Affordable Care Act and the government shutdown.

KTVU launches partnership with One Warm Coat drive once again
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KTVU is proud to once again team up with One Warm Coat, a Bay Area tradition that's helped keep our communities warm for more than two decades. The drive runs now through December 14.

New UCSF study shows benefits and negative impacts of generative AI on teens
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A new study is raising red flags about the impact of generative AI on teens. While researchers say AI is not inherently good or bad, they do note that the technology may come with health risks.

Tips to help navigate ongoing flight disruptions
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Lindsay Schwimer, consumer travel expert at Hopper, shares tips for travelers impacted by government shutdown flight cuts.

Inspired by her family's story, Oakland mom writes children's book for National Adoption Month
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November is National Adoption Month — a time to raise awareness about the more than 100,000 children in foster care in need of permanent homes. Oakland mom, Anna Schocket adopted her daughter, she searched for a children’s book that reflected their story and couldn’t find one — so she decided to write her own.

National elections, San Francisco politics and all the week's political news
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San Francisco Chronicle senior political writer, Joe Garofoli talks Prop. 50 win, Gov. Newsom rally in Texas and the future of Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat.

Mission District's Nuevo Sol Day Labor Center hosts "Radical Kinship" Benefit Concert
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It's been a busy and challenging time for volunteers and members at the Nuevo Sol Day Laborer and Domestic Worker Center in San Francisco's Mission District. The organization helps connect workers with fair-wage jobs, provides skills training, and a sense of community. On Sunday, Nov. 9, they're hosting an afternoon event to raise money for their programs. Father Greg Boyle, the New York Times bestselling author of "Tattoos on the Heart" and founder of Homeboy Industries will speak and local musician, Jesse Manibusan will perform.

Grounded plans: what the flight cuts means for you
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Gilbert Ott, points-and-miles expert and travel consultant, shares tips for travelers amid government shutdown flight reductions.

San Francisco Restaurant Week returns, runs through Sunday
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A taste of San Francisco at a fraction of the price: SF Restaurant Week returns with more than 200 restaurants offering special menus. It runs through Sunday, November 9.

As the FDA reviews baby formula, one institution launches new fact-checking website
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For the first time in 30 years, the FDA is reviewing baby formula ingredients and nutrients. Now, the Mead Johnson Nutrition Institute has launched a new evidence-based website, designed for parents, called Facts About Formula.

Protecting your travel during government shutdown
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Dozens of airports across the country and at San Francisco International Airport will see fewer flights amid staffing shortages as the government shutdown drags on. Katy Nastro, travel expert for Going.com, gives insight on how to protect your travel.