Washington Post India reports its first 3 cases of the Zika virusWashington PostNEW DELHI — India has reported its first three cases of the Zika virus, including two pregnant women who delivered healthy babies. Health Ministry officials said Sunday that the three patients in western Gujarat state had recovered. “There is no need …WHO says ...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Mites transmitting viruses that kill bee coloniesPittsburgh Post-GazetteOut in the unmowed field near the big white barn behind the Sisters of St. Joseph motherhouse in Baden, Sister Lyn Szymkiewicz in full beekeeper gear has just lifted the top off a wooden box hive and begun a routine inspection of its busy, buzzing …The ...
Healthcare IT News Mount Sinai St. Luke’s agrees to $387k HIPAA settlement after ‘careless’ disclosure of HIV statusBecker’s Hospital ReviewNew York City-based St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center will pay $387,200 and implement a corrective action plan as part of a HIPAA settlement to resolve allegations it inappropriately handled a patient’s sensitive health information. St. Luke’s …‘Careless ...
CBS News Child gets heart transplant donor shortly after visit with first ladyCBS NewsA young boy in need of a heart transplant that met with first lady Melania Trump in Italy on Wednesday is now the recipient of a new heart from a donor. Mrs. Trump met with a group of young children of the ...
CBS News PHOTOS: VCU Medical Center delivers sextuplets, first in hospital’s historyWWBT NBC12 NewsVCU Medical Center says they have successfully delivered the first sextuplets in the hospital’s history. A 40-person team helped deliver the three boys and three girls for Ajibola Taiwo by cesarean section. All six are doing well in the Children’s …Sextuplets delivered ...
NDTV Lack of sleep causes your brain to eat itselfNew Zealand HeraldThe cells, known as astrocytes, act like mini Hoovers in the brain, sweeping up cells as the brain’s connections become weak and break apart. Photo / 123RF. Your brain starts to eat itself if it hasn’t had enough sleep, according to a new study ...
The Boston Globe US death rate from Alzheimer’s rises dramatically over 15 yearsThe Boston GlobeWASHINGTON — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a grim report about Alzheimer’s disease in the United States. Death rates from Alzheimer’s climbed 55 percent from 1999 to 2014, CDC found, and the number of Americans …Death rate from ...
Washington Post Climate change is keeping Americans awake at night. Literally.Washington PostIn 2015, a record heat wave roasted Southern California. At the time, Nick Obradovich was a graduate student at the University of California at San Diego. During the day, he said, everyone on campus turned sluggish and grumpy. Sundown brought little …Warming Climate, More ...
New Infosys report points to the importance of “ethical standards” for maintaining and sometimes retraining talent as automation changes workflows. Powered by WPeMatico
