Omicron wave appears to slow on US East Coast
David Rubin, who tracks national coronavirus trends for PolicyLab at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, said federal data showed a sharp decline in emergency room visits for coronavirus in the…
Jolting brain circuits with electricity is becoming almost mainstream
In June 2015, biology professor Colleen Hanlon went to a conference on drug dependence. As she met other researchers and wandered around a glitzy Phoenix resort’s conference rooms to learn…
how to watch the peak and other key UK dates
Many of us will be marking our calendars for April 22 and 23 in the hope of catching a glimpse of the Lyrid meteor shower as it reaches its peak.…
Ukrainian army reservists train amid border tensions with Russia
Despite a flurry of summits this week aimed at defusing tensions, the fear of a Russian invasion remains real in Ukraine. That has seen Ukrainians sign up for military training…
Singapore Airlines and NUS Establish Digital Aviation Corporate Laboratory
(11 Jan 2022) Singapore Airlines (SIA) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) have established a digital aviation corporate laboratory. Situated at the Innovation 4.0 Building at NUS Kent Ridge…
5 Best Cat Food Brands in India For Adult Cats and Kittens
Picking an ideal cat food for your kittens and adult cat can become a bit tricky especially if you don’t have enough information about the foods. It is not entirely…
Biden Sees ‘Grave’ Voting-Rights Threat, Urges New Senate Rules
(Bloomberg) — President Joe Biden called on the U.S. Senate to change its rules to allow a simple majority to pass voting rights legislation, saying in Atlanta that GOP-backed state…
Myanmar teak shipments imported to U.S. despite sanctions, group says
SINGAPORE — More than 1,700 tons of teak — much of it evading economic sanctions — were exported to the United States from Myanmar after the Southeast Asian country’s military…
Mali’s junta deplores new sanctions imposed by regional bloc
Mali’s military leaders are denouncing new economic sanctions imposed by a regional bloc after the junta pushed back elections by four more years By BABA AHMED Associated Press January 10,…
Good stress, bad stress: Finding your sweet spot
Too much stress, or the wrong kind, can harm our health. Yet stress can also be a positive force in our lives, keeping us focused, alert, and at the top…