Health

[ad_1] Infecting dengue-carrying mosquitoes with a natural strain of bacteria can dramatically reduce their numbers, new research from Australia shows. In a trial in three communities in northern Queensland, researchers significantly suppressed populations of Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads dengue, Zika, chikungunya and other viruses. The trial was conducted with local approval in the towns … Read more

[ad_1] Honors and awards | Profiles | Science | Your notebook October 4, 2021 Shyam Gollakota, professor at the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering, is recognized as a Moore Inventor Fellow for his work on the Internet of Biological Things and the Bio-inspired Internet of Things. Tara Gimmer / Jeeva wireless … Read more

[ad_1] Crystal Cox / Business Insider Sam, 25, from North Carolina, told BuzzFeed she contracted a fatal infection after wearing denim shorts. The shorts irritated her skin so much that she developed both cellulitis and sepsis. Doctors considered removing the infected part of her buttocks, but luckily Sam recovered using antibiotics. Visit the Insider home … Read more

[ad_1] The Nicola Ethics and Culture Center at the University of Notre Dame will present the Notre Dame Evangelium Vitae 2022 medal to Dr John T. Bruchalski, founder of Tepeyac OB / GYN, one of the largest pro-life clinics in the country, at a celebration on April 23 . “Dr. Bruchalski is a shining example … Read more

[ad_1] Henrietta Lacks’ estate sued a biotech company on Monday, accusing it of selling cells that doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital took from the black woman in 1951 without her knowledge or consent under of a “racially unjust medical system”. The federal estate lawsuit says Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., of Waltham, Mass., Knowingly mass-produced and … Read more

[ad_1] The Champions Parade and associated festivities will take place on Saturday, October 9 in historic downtown Santa Clara. The day includes the farmer’s market (8 a.m. to 1 p.m.), the community village (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.), the parade (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.) and salsa in the square (1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.). … Read more

[ad_1] Only SIX in 1 million people develop rare heart inflammation after second dose of Covid vaccine – 85% lower than rate among unvaccinated people, study finds Less than a million people develop myocarditis after the first injection of a Covid vaccine, and around six develop it after the second vaccine Unvaccinated participants were eight … Read more

[ad_1] As part of its annual Homecoming activities, Binghamton University honors alumni who have graduated within the past 10 years, have demonstrated a very high level of professional achievement since leaving campus, and have great potential. for future leadership. About the event Lunch and the BOLD 10 Under 10 awards presentation will take place from … Read more

[ad_1] Students shine as the next generation on television Moros and Jaimes addressed global issues on television. D’Elena, their advisor at Honors College, recommended that they apply to appear on an innovative show called 4 Days to Save the World. The Panthers landed spots on the show, and Moros and Jaimes have already appeared in … Read more

[ad_1] County Council members (left to right) Lilly Bru, Emilie Claussen, Kaylynn Murty and Jay Bru present representatives of the Toledo Police Department (left to right) Chief Nathan Shepard, Officer Kyle Howe, l Officer Cole Savage and Detective Nathan Wunn with care bags they created as part of a Pioneer-funded project. – Contribution photo Each … Read more