Some microbes have a growing resistance to our antibiotics iStockphoto The number of global deaths directly attributable to antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections is expected to increase from a record 1.27 million per year in 2019 to 1.91 million per year by 2050. In total, antibiotic resistance is expected to kill 39 million people between now and … Read more
However Emily in Paris is officially back for season five, Collins may be taking some time off from his character’s iconic aesthetic. When Collins cut her long brown hair into a chic blunt bob earlier this summer, it’s possible the 35-year-old actor was trying to put some visible distance between herself and her marketing agency … Read more
As Oswaldo Cabrera walked into the Yankees clubhouse Sunday morning, he could be seen hitting a baseball in a faded black first baseman’s coat. Cabrera was preparing for his third start of the season at first, but not with his glove. The do-it-all utility owns a first-base coat, but prefers DJ LeMahieu. “It’s ready to … Read more
Good morning, Chicago. When AT&T Illinois CEO Paul La Schiazza received an email from the son of Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan asking for a charitable contribution in 2017, he immediately forwarded it to a member of the his government relations team with a note that reads almost like a weary sigh. “Here we go… … Read more
“The second clue,” he said, “is that the time of year is right.” Historically, September has been the biggest month for AFM cases. Anyone who has ever had the sniffles has probably had an enterovirus; they are so common. Most of the time, viruses cause mild symptoms, such as a runny nose, cough, headache, and … Read more
WASHINGTON — The Senate will vote for the second time this year on legislation that would establish a national right to in vitro fertilization — the latest election-year effort by Democrats to force Republicans into a defensive stance on health issues. of women. The bill, which the Senate will vote on Tuesday, has little chance … Read more
PA Media Junior doctors in England have accepted the government’s offer of a 22% pay rise, but warn they want more in the coming years. Members of the British Medical Association supported the agreement offered by the government with 66% of the vote in favor of the increase, which is spread over two years. Almost … Read more
CNN — Human-caused climate change has already made heat waves around the world more frequent and intense. Scientists studying the role of global warming on the climate say that every heat wave today bears the fingerprints of the climate crisis. Climate change, driven primarily by humans burning fossil fuels, is making global extreme weather worse … Read more