The death toll from measles reached its highest level in 23 years last year, a report released on Thursday said, adding that a dramatic increase in vaccine-preventable disease and public health experts fear the coronavirus epidemic continues to hamper immune and diagnostic efforts. . According to an analysis released jointly …
Read More »Continuing global warming with what we do in mind: a study
Even if humanity stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, the Earth would be warming for centuries and the oceans would rise by meters, according to a study of controversial modeling published on Thursday. The natural drivers of global warming – more heat dissipating clouds, permafrost melting and sea ice shrinking – …
Read More »A boated statue in Spain is attracting global attention
A sculpture in Palencia, Spain, has attracted worldwide attention since its construction. This sculpture, which at one time had human-like characteristics, now looks like a cartoon character. Some compare it to other boatsed restoration jobs in the country. According to the Associated Press, the sculpture, which is part of the …
Read More »A simple search can help you get out of alcohol and get healthier
Above: Olivia Sobzik, co-author and researcher at the University Health Network of Toronto, demonstrates how the ClearMate device is used. Image: University Health Network Scientists in Canada say they have arrived Found a new way to treat potentially life-threatening alcohol intoxication – by helping people literally breathe alcohol into their …
Read More »The ND governor fixes infected nurses to continue working
Bismarck, ND – The North Dakota Nurses Association says it does not support the move to allow health care workers who have tested positive for coronavirus but have no symptoms to stay on the job. Amidst the skyrocketing coronavirus cases in North Dakota, government Doug Bergham supports the idea of …
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