A patient in Florida has contracted a rare brain-eating amoeba, according to health officials. The Florida Department of Health said Friday that a case of the often deadly amoeba called Naegleria fowleri was detected in Hillsborough County. The parasite occurs naturally in fresh water and can be fatal when it …
Read More »WHO records new one-day high in global coronavirus cases
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported more than 210,000 confirmed cases of the new coronavirus worldwide on Saturday, marking a new peak in infections over a 24-hour period. The agency’s data showed that 211,411 cases of the virus were confirmed worldwide, representing a 20 percent increase from the previous day. …
Read More »How you get your berries: migrant workers who fear the virus but still work
HAMMONTON, NJ – Workers on the northeast’s largest blueberry farm move through the fields in small groups, finger-dancing to musicians’ speed as they gather bushes laden with fruit. The more they meet, the more they are paid during a season that lasts only about seven weeks. Except for the rain, …
Read More »Buster Posey: “Still some reserve” about the 2020 season
Buster Posey participated yesterday in the training of the summer camp of the Giants. However, he was reluctant to commit to playing the entire 2020 season on a conference call with journalists, including Andrew Baggarly of Athletic. “Yes, definitely, I think there are still some reservations from me.“Posey said, presumably …
Read More »Axl Rose criticizes surgeon general for comments on large meetings
Guns N ‘Roses singer Axl Rose criticized American Surgeon General Jerome Adams for a recent Today is the show interview where he stated that the decision to attend large meetings in the middle of COVID-19 is not a “yes or no” question. Thursday, Today is the show Presenter Craig Melvin …
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