[ad_1] In case you missed it (because I almost did), the muscular men of Chippendales made their triumphant return to the stage at the Rio this week, officially returning to live performances after nearly 17 months of absence on September 1. The iconic male review has been a Vegas staple for nearly two decades and … Read more
[ad_1] Catherine Dominguez, Personal editor September 1, 2021Updated: Sep 1, 2021 3:42 PM 1of2 Dr. Nicole Zeisig, is preparing to do rounds on August 25 at Memorial Hermann Sugar Land Hospital. Mark Mulligan, Houston Chronicle / Staff PhotographerShow moreShow less 2of2 A nurse fills out a COVID-19 vaccination card. Yi-Chin Lee, Houston Chronicle / Staff … Read more
[ad_1] There’s so much bad news lately that I thought about “bad news bias”. You know what it is, don’t you? The tendency of the media to focus on the bad things. And, very often, how they could get worse. These days, we seem to be stuck there. As in the old adage of the … Read more
[ad_1] COVID-19 detected in sewage indicates that Tulsa and Oklahoma City will see a continued increase in infections – in addition to the positive cases already identified. Researchers at the University of Oklahoma said the numbers they saw were enough to warrant another warning to public health officials on what to expect. The OU has … Read more
[ad_1] September 2, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / [email protected] DTE Energy has announced that it will spend millions more removing trees and cutting branches from power lines to fight blackouts caused by catastrophic storms and extreme weather conditions. The utility has been criticized for summer power outages both locally and in Southeast Michigan and customers … Read more
[ad_1] COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) – On Wednesday, the Department of Health and Environmental Control reported 3,554 new confirmed cases and 1,598 new probable cases of the virus for a total of 5,152. These figures are accurate as of August 30. . >> EXCLUSIVE: An inside look at the COVID-19 floor at Lexington Medical Center The … Read more
[ad_1] September 2, 2021 By Jon King / [email protected] About 50 residents showed up outside the Livingston County Health Department on Wednesday to protest the lack of a mask warrant for local schools. The protesters, carrying signs reading “Science is not an opinion” and “Do your job. Protect our community, ”arrived at 4:45 pm and … Read more
[ad_1] SEATTLE – Seattle Children’s Hospital has confirmed its first patient death from COVID-19. Tuesday’s announcement comes as hospital executives statewide warn of the growing number of infections in children, the Seattle Times reported. Dr John McGuire, head of Seattle Children’s Pediatric Critical Care Division, said in a statement that the patient died last week, … Read more
[ad_1] HempSol CBD brand t-shirts in Henrietta cost $ 65 a piece, but the accompanying bag of marijuana is free. “It’s an expensive T-shirt, isn’t it?” Said an employee at a recent sale. “But, we are giving you a free gift.” The “gift” was an eighth of an ounce of a pungent herb variety called … Read more
[ad_1] Long-haul COVID-19 – even those who have experienced mild cases – are at significantly increased risk of substantial decline in kidney function, such as organ damage and chronic and end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), study finds carried out today in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology. The long COVID-19 consists of dysfunction and … Read more