[ad_1] Light line will close Babcock Street to the railroad tracks from September 1-3. Information about the detour: Southbound traffic on Babcock Street will be directed East on E. Brevard Dr. to US 1, South on US-1 to NASA Blvd. and travel west on Nasa Blvd. at Babcock St. Northbound traffic on Babcock Street will … Read more
[ad_1] Thirty-seven counties in Illinois and Chicago are now on “warning level” for the availability of beds in intensive care units, according to COVID-19 data from the state’s health department. The Illinois Department of Public Health reports that the following areas are experiencing limited availability of critical care beds: Alexander, Bond, Boone, Carroll, Chicago, Clinton, … Read more
[ad_1] Health officials across the country are investigating outbreaks of salmonella in several states linked to Italian meats, including prosciutto. (Ben Kerckx / Pixabay) Health officials across the country are investigating outbreaks of salmonella typhimurium and salmonella infantis linked to Italian meats, including salami and prosciutto. Three dozen people in 17 states, including four in … Read more
[ad_1] Diabetes increased in American children, adolescents and adolescents through 2017, according to new federally-funded research spanning nearly 20 years, revealing a 45% increase in type 1 diagnoses and an increase in type 1 diagnoses. 95% growth in type 2 diagnoses. “The increase in diabetes is always troubling, especially among young people. Rising rates of … Read more
[ad_1] FRANKLIN, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) – An agricultural program at Franklin Community North High School has received a federal boost. Our partners at Daily log report The school received a grant of more than $ 72,000 from the farm-to-school from the US Department of Agriculture to expand the farm-to-fork program. The agriculture program began … Read more
[ad_1] The breast milk of women who have been vaccinated with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines contains a significant amount of antibodies that can help protect babies, according to a new study. While there are still many questions about the protection these antibodies offer infants – and how long that protection lasts – the researchers say the … Read more
[ad_1] New The Riverside County Oversight Board shared a COVID-19 situation report at the start of its meeting on Tuesday morning. “We have spent a lot of time reviewing our data and are happy to say that we have a full analysis to share with you today,” said Kim Saruwatari, director of Riverside University Health … Read more
[ad_1] The coronavirus booster is now available to all people over 30, the health ministry said on Tuesday. Israel has registered nearly 10,000 new cases, the second highest number since January 18. So far, some 1.57 million Israelis have received the booster, including 16% aged 40-49, 40% 50-59, 61% 60-69, 77% 70-79, 72% 80-89 and … Read more
[ad_1] Recent UM graduates Kyle Hebert (left), Nicholas Neilson-Slabach and Thomas Lee are working on a social media app called DaisNotes, a new connection tool designed for college campuses. They recently received $ 10,000 from the Mississippi Seed Fund to develop the app, which will be used this fall at around 20 universities. Submitted photo … Read more
[ad_1] Paige Ruiz tested positive for Covid-19 when she was nine months pregnant. and died in a Texas hospital from complications from the virus on August 15, just days after giving birth to her second daughter, Celeste, by emergency cesarean. “It was my worst fear,” Zinsou told CNN’s John Berman on Tuesday. Ruiz was never … Read more