BlueDot is an AI that has successfully predicted movements of previous viruses, and it is now on the move to counter the deadly coronavirus outbreaks.
Feature | Health January 31, 2020
The coronavirus, which has originated in China, has made an impact around the world by crippling even the tech industry. Aside from just a health and safety scare, corporations are threatened by the lasting adverse effects of this virus.
Feature | Health January 30, 2020
Social media is not only a helpful tool to reconnect with lost loved ones. Read on to find out more benefits.
Feature | Health January 20, 2020
Drinking during the holidays is relatively normal in the U.S. that is has become a huge public health and law enforcement concern.
Feature | Health January 7, 2020
Often times referred to as "errors and omissions" insurance, professional liability policies are designed to protect businesses against legal claims which stem from negligent professional services. What does this mean for your business? Well, professional liability insurance applies to countless business types across numerous industries. If you're unsure of whether you need it or not, chances are that you probably do.
Feature | Health January 4, 2020
Make sure you have full control over the limited time you have by disconnecting from social media and making real-life connections with people you care about.
Feature | Health December 23, 2019
Are you guilty of twalking? Discover the dangers of texting while walking, definition of tech addiction, and how to control your phone use.
Feature | Health November 27, 2019
There are multiple factors affecting insurance of different companies and over here we will discuss a few of them and will explain how to get the best insurance quotes. There are multiple plans and offers which the insurance companies have with a portfolio of numerous customers. There are multiple websites which provide free insurance quotes like www.general.com where you can easily go, fill in your requirements and get the best insurance quote for free.
Feature | Health November 20, 2019
How does one choose the best sunscreen for proper protection from the sun? One of the important things is to choose one that will actually be regularly used.
Feature | Health May 12, 2019
A heartbroken father who thought he donated his daughter's body to science has been duped by black market organ traders in Illinois. The suspect charged with the felony is still a funeral director in the state.
Feature | Health May 1, 2019
Employees at the Ink Wolves Tattoo in Tampa, Florida, tatted the 3-year-old cancer patient with Disney characters and other fun designs on her arms and legs. Trinity suffers from neuroblastoma and is undergoing treatment.
Feature | Health April 29, 2019
The mass shooting at a San Diego synagogue on Saturday left one person dead and three others wounded. A doctor who was at the scene at the time even performed CPR on one of the victims, who turned out to be his wife.
Feature | Health April 29, 2019
The CDC is warning the public that "kisisng bugs" are moving northward. What are some important things to know about kissing bugs and the threat they carry?
Feature | Health April 28, 2019
A teen cheerleader fell ill during a competition and just hours later was pronounced dead at the hospital. Evidently, the cause of her death was a strep infection.
Feature | Health April 28, 2019
Munira Abdulla sustained serious brain injury protecting her son during a 1991 car accident. She was left in coma but miraculously woke up, calling her son's name in 2018, 27 years after the incident.
Feature | Health April 24, 2019
Research showed that the acceleration of popular content is driven by the increasing production and consumption of content. This information overload resulted in decreasing global attention span on individual topics.
Feature | Health April 22, 2019
Three scientists working at MD Anderson Cancer Center were dismissed due to allegations of stealing data for the Chinese government. However, the Chinese-American community claimed the move amounted to racial profiling.
Feature | Health April 21, 2019
Michelle Oddy faces nearly 40 percent risk of dying, but she is willing to take the risk. The 20-hour surgery will replace her liver, bowel, colon, pancreas, large and small intestine, and half of her stomach.
Feature | Health April 20, 2019
An Ebola responder was killed by attackers at a hospital in Congo. Witnesses say the attackers do not believe that Ebola exists in their area.
Feature | Health April 19, 2019
Ten children with severe combined immunodeficiency completely recovered with the help of modified human immunodeficiency virus. The gene therapy fully restored their immune functions without developing cancer or other side effects.
Feature | Health April 19, 2019
Baby Ja'bari Gray was born with a rare form of skin disease known as Aplasia Cutis. His family hopes he gets life-saving medical treatment at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston.
Feature | Health April 14, 2019
Jami Ledbetter received a $250 microblading treatment in November. She decided to get fuller eyebrows but ended up having 'four brows'. She said makeup can't camouflage her botched eyebrows.
Feature | Health April 14, 2019
It is not illegal to dismember and broker human body parts, but it is illegal to sell remains that tested positive for the infectious disease. The Greenes were involved in this scheme from 2008 t0 2014.
Feature | Health April 12, 2019
The birth control drug that a startup is creating can supposedly prevent pregnancies in several ways. It can do so without the hormone-related side effects.
Feature | Health April 7, 2019
Consumers are being warned about all models of a particular Fisher Price product. So far, 10 infant deaths related to using the product have been reported since 2015.
Feature | Health April 6, 2019
After over four decades, scientists now know how mosquitoes zero in on human sweat. Can removing the responsible receptor lead to mosquitoes that bite less?
Feature | Health March 31, 2019
Emilia Clarke revealed that she suffered from two brain aneurysms amid her contract with the ‘Game of Thrones’ series. About 30,000 people in the United States have ruptured brain aneurysms each year.
Feature | Health March 22, 2019
Research showed that twin brothers have some negative effects on their girl twins. In a study, such girls were found to either be school drop outs or low income earners later in life.
Feature | Health March 19, 2019
Del Hall, an employee at a brewery in Cincinnati, will consume only beer and water during the 46 days of Lent. He said he was inspired by German monks in the 1600s who only drank bock-style beer during Lent.
Feature | Health March 13, 2019
Stephen Hawking’s former nurse had served him for 15 years before she was suspended due to serious misconduct. The public and media are banned from the hearing until it concludes on March 21.
Feature | Health March 11, 2019
A California hospital is now under scrutiny after a 78-year-old in the ICU was told he only had days left to live via a robotic video call. His family is upset with the way the news was broken.
Feature | Health March 9, 2019
Documents examined by medical news site STAT suggest the controversial CRISPR babies research may have been initially supported by the Chinese government. The documents identified three different government institutions in China as funding sources.
Feature | Health February 27, 2019
Several California hospitals are facing penalties for noncompliance with licensing requirements that caused injuries to patients. One of them was fined for leaving a surgical sponge inside a patient, contributing to the patient's death.
Feature | Health February 10, 2019
An Indiana couple is speaking out after their 10-year-old daughter died from complications of meningitis. They want others to know what symptoms to look out for.
Feature | Health February 10, 2019
A Tennessee mother decided to carry her dying baby to term even if doctors told her the baby would only live for about 30 minutes. She made the decision so she could donate her baby's organs.
Feature | Health February 9, 2019
A woman says that a hospital left her 84-year-old mother with Alzheimer's disease outside her care facility in the middle of the night. She describes the incident as 'criminal.'
Feature | Health February 2, 2019
Natural medicine physician William Eidelman lost his medical license after recommending marijuana cookies to control a child's temper tantrums. The revocation of his license, however, is due to something else.
Feature | Health January 30, 2019
E-mails obtained by the AFP suggested Nobel laureate Craig Mello was long aware of He Jiankui's work on gene-edited babies. Mello objected to the project but remained a scientific adviser to He’s Direct Genomics company.
Feature | Health January 29, 2019
Singapore's Ministry of Health said the HIV-positive U.S. citizen who previously worked in the Southeast Asian city state leaked the confidential information online. Who is Mikhy Farrera Brochez?
Feature | Health January 28, 2019
Compared with their non-tattooed counterparts, people with tattoos are more likely to engage in risky behavior. They also tend to be smokers, have more sex partners, and likely to have spent time in jail.
Feature | Health January 28, 2019
Antibiotic-resistant genes first detected in India in 2008 have spread to the Arctic, one of the most pristine environments on Earth. How did the superbug genes get there?
Feature | Health January 28, 2019
Four friends were inspired by a stunt in the MTV show 'Jackass' and swallowed goldfish. One of them tried ingesting a bronze catfish but went to the hospital after it got stuck on his throat.
Feature | Health January 28, 2019
Cross Scott has never done a CPR before. Thanks to an episode of 'The Office,' the 21-year-old mechanic saved a woman's life while singing Bee Gees’ 'Stayin’ Alive.'
Feature | Health January 27, 2019
Alexander the Great's body did not decay for nearly a week after his death. Katherine Hall said this and symptoms of the ancient conqueror's illness suggest he likely had the autoimmune disorder Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
Feature | Health January 27, 2019
Are slim people thin because they eat healthier or better? Researchers found that it may not just be about their habits but also their genes that help them maintain their weight.
Feature | Health January 26, 2019
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