admin Researchers say outdoor recreation can change the way animals behave, removing them from critical habitats. This endangers the safety of Washington wildlife such as the mountain lion. Image courtesy of the National Park Service In western Washington, it appears as if a backpass or mountain range can be seen in almost every direction. With Three … Read more
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is looking to limit the use of health data in marketing. | AP “What they’re doing is sending a warning shot across the digital arc of the online advertising industry saying, ‘Hey, this stuff is unfair, we’re watching it, and you shouldn’t be using this health information the way it’s … Read more
Story links *Released with permission of Horizon League* Indianapolis – The Horizon League, in conjunction with its Board of Directors, announced this week a historic $550,000 investment of league resources to address mental health issues at every Horizon League organization. “Our student-athletes are often more prone to mental health concerns than the average college student. … Read more
When it comes to curing disease with food, quackery goes too far. Over the centuries, raw garlic has been touted as a home remedy for everything from chlamydia to the common cold. The Renaissance included cures for the plague Figs soaked in hyssop oil. During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Native Americans Onion wolf or raucous … Read more
This article originally appeared trail runner Getting stronger is simple: Lift heavy things, put them down, and repeat. According to a new review led by researchers from the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, you should use heavy weights that you can lift one to five times through a full range of motion, and … Read more
Researchers at the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology will use a unique set of imaging technologies to study Alzheimer’s disease on a scale never seen before. Jonathan Swedler, Carley Illinois College of Medicine Professor of Biomedical Sciences and Translation and Professor of Chemistry, and Van Lamm, CI MED Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences … Read more
Attorney General Gali Bahrav Mayara told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday that he could not take part in his government’s efforts to radically reform the legal and judicial system because he has a conflict of interest due to his ongoing corruption trial. In a file submitted to the High Court of Justice hours later, … Read more
Security officials and rescue workers conducted an operation on Tuesday to clear rubble and search for bodies at the site of Monday’s suicide bombing in Peshawar, Pakistan. The attack on a mosque inside a large police facility was one of the deadliest attacks in Pakistan in recent years. Muhammad Al-Zubair / AP Hide caption Switch … Read more
This story is part of CNBC make it The Moment Series, where highly successful people reveal the defining moment that changed the course of their lives and careers, and discuss what made them leap into the unknown. First time Daniel Lubetzky Acceptance of large investment funds for snack typeI made a huge mistake. Today, Kind … Read more
Apple’s iPhone 14 now has a new competitor: the Samsung Galaxy 23. Announced during the company’s latest Unpacked event along with a slate of new Galaxy books, the S23 series is available for pre-order starting this week on February 17th. The new phones come with faster performance, larger batteries, and updated selfie cameras, with the … Read more
