Por: The New York Times Health June 26, 2023
Efforts to develop the next generation of Covid vaccines are running up against bureaucratic hassles and regulatory uncertainty, scientists say, obstacles that could make it harder to curb the spread of the coronavirus and arm the United States against future pandemics.The Biden administration, after months of delay, has now addressed at least a shortfall in funding, hurrying to issue the first major grants from a $5 billion program to expedite... + full article
ABC News USA Health June 15, 2023
Patients with HIV in the United States saw an increase in last year, new preliminary data shows.Nearly 10% of all meningococcal disease cases in 2022 were among people with HIV, according to a report published Thursday afternoon by the Centers for Disease Control and... + más
HIV-positive people who have monkeypox are hospitalized more often, CDC study says | CNBC
Commentary: HIV testing should be a routine part of patient care in Maine | Portland Press Herald
Orlando Sentinel USA Entertainment April 17, 2023
In the first week of a new TV season, football was the top draw in prime time and a huge driver of viewers. The NFL provided the most-watched telecast on Sunday and Thursday. CBS’ NFL coverage on Sunday – which started outside prime time -- averaged 20.7 million viewers in... + más
Did Martha Washington really name a cat after Alexander Hamilton? | The Boston Globe
'Frustration' fuels Broncos' sideline blowup in loss | ESPN
New York Post USA Life April 12, 2023
A scientist wants to clear the air on how bathroom habits impact overall cleanliness. Microbiologist Tim Call, 32, has exposed how dirty your bathroom is before and after flushing the toilet. Cal, from Utah, wanted to know how everyday bathroom activities affect air quality and... + más
Flushing Toilets Can Spray A 1.5 Meter High Volcanic Plume, Study Says | Forbes
I destroyed my boyfriend’s toilet while meeting his family for the first time | New York Post
The Boston Globe USA Sports December 03, 2022
For a moment, it appeared that this charmed Celtics season might roll on with another statement win on an imperfect night. With Boston facing a likely loss against the Heat, Jaylen Brown heaved a 40-footer that banked in off the glass with 1.4 seconds remaining, forcing... + más
Jimmy Butler and the Heat give the Celtics exactly what they need: a challenge | The Boston Globe
It’s official: There’s something wrong with the Celtics’ defense | The Boston Globe
Fox News USA Politics November 12, 2022
The results of about two dozen congressional races across the country are still outstanding and all Republicans need to successfully flip the chamber (and retiring are seven of them.So far, after Tuesday’s midterm elections results, Republicans have secured 211 seats of the... + más
A simple guide to midterm elections, how they affect the presidency, and more | Fox News
Lake Charles carbon capture group partners with Swiss firm for carbon dioxide removal | The Advocate
Newsweek USA Health October 24, 2022
The latest health trend to take over social media involves chugging salt water to release toxins, but experts say the fad is dubious at best—and could even be dangerous.Proponents of the salt water flush have flooded social media with stories of debloating and weight loss.... + más
Experts say the ‘sludge’ TikTok trend is ‘napalm for your bowels’ | New York Post
From kimchi to corned beef, these global treats show salt is the key flavor | Newsweek
New York Post USA Life October 21, 2022
There’s a new TikTok “health” trend — but experts say it could be harmful. Salt-water flushes are the latest gut-health trend making its way across the platform, with the #saltwaterflush hashtag gaining more than 11.3 million views. The so-called cleanse is supposed to... + más
Japanese government to push sewage sludge as fertilizer | Portland Press Herald
TikTok made money from getting Syrian refugees to beg in livestreams | Ars Technica
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