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Written by Bruna Hostetler, CNN British researchers have warned about the excessive speed at which the pigment omicron can accelerate, saying the phenomena could have serious implications for the development of human tissue and…
When I was a little girl, my grandmother always used to warn me not to run up my paracetamol. I was teased, she says, for that manner of thinking. The newspapers are full of…
The Trump administration announced a raft of new travel regulations Monday in response to deadly incidents on U.S. soil, mostly in states where there are large Hispanic populations. The new rules, which require that…
The courts of the United Kingdom have found themselves at the center of a scandal after the life of the Mary Queen of Scots was published. She is of course a historic figure in…
In the three million pills to be prescribed to Olympic and Paralympic athletes in 2020, Vitamin B12 is required to aid elite endurance. Athletes will have to take approximately 100 to 600 pills a…
Andrea K. Kantor, an associate professor of health administration at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, was recently honored by Health Affairs for her contributions to the discussion about transforming the delivery of care….
I just spoke to Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) on how the union is responding to the current political climate. She was speaking to me on an…
KIM ABELES House and garden Kim Abeles’ company, Day and Woods, create recycled furniture made from tree waste. Every morning, rain and shine, Kim Abeles takes the temperature of her home: it is 60…
It was supposed to be an airport filled with people who went to see the world and then returned safely. They came to catch their flights, head home or see friends. There was even…
The first case of the rare coronavirus, which has killed two people in Saudi Arabia and Canada, has been confirmed in Toronto, the city’s public health agency said Friday. It marks the first time…