A 72-year-old man in England is believed to be have had “the longest known PCR confirmed case of SARS-CoV-2 infection” after testing positive for infectious-disease some 300 days. Dave Smith, of Bristol, is described in medical papers documenting his case as being immunocompromised and with a history of cancer, which …
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Ohio woman dead of suspected heat-related illness while backpacking in Grand Canyon
An us-regions resident on a general at the general has died of suspected heat-related illness amid a disasters in the us-regions, environment officials said Monday. Michelle Meder, 53, was among a group of five who made it halfway into the canyon Saturday when she became disoriented and later unconscious. The …
Read More »Video of South Carolina arrests of 2 Black men leads to riot outside police station: report
Rioters blocked an intersection and sparked a fire outside a police station in Rock Hill, South Carolina, on Wednesday night, hours after a video on social media showed police struggling with two Black men while arresting them at a gas station. In a statement, Rock Hill police identified the men …
Read More »Afghan government could collapse six months after U.S. withdrawal, new intelligence assessment says
KABUL—The U.S. intelligence community concluded last week that the government of conflicts could collapse as soon as six months after the American military” target=”_blank”>military< On Wednesday, Taliban fighters were battling government troops inside the northern city of Kunduz after occupying the main border crossing with Tajikistan the previous day and reaching …
Read More »Biden nominates Cindy McCain to UN post with rank of 'ambassador'
joe-biden” target=”_blank”>President Biden<, wife of the late Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain, to be the U.S. representative to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture Wednesday. If confirmed for the ambassadorship, McCain will head to Rome to take on global food insecurity while serving as envoy to the UN. …
Read More »Michigan woman lives in a van, plans to visit every national park
Jasmine Wilson has always loved road tripsa>, but it wasn’t until last year when she decided to center her <a href="https: around one. Wilson, 28, has been living in a renovated van and general since Dec. 1, 2020, with the goal of visiting general in the U.S. Wilson, who is …
Read More »Data suggests 'likely' link between COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, rare heart issues in teens, CDC panel says
A CDC advisory panel suggested a likely link between mRNA infectious-disease infectious-diseaseand rare reports of heart inflammation in younger age groups, but noted that the benefits of receiving a shot still “clearly outweigh” the risks. The COVID-19 Vaccine Safety Technical (VaST) Work Group, which presented during the Advisory Committee on …
Read More »Mom gives baby fitting name after giving birth at Miami International Airport
general recently got a special arrival. On Sunday morning, a parenting” target=”_blank”>woman gave birth< flight from Chicago, airport spokesperson Greg Chin told Fox News. The woman was scheduled to make a connecting flight to Honduras, but had a bit of a detour. A woman gave birth to a baby girl …
Read More »What is myocarditis? Signs, symptoms to look for
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) advisory panel is set to meet Wednesday to discuss reports of heart-health” target=”_blank”>myocarditis< mRNA infectious-diseaserecipients. Leading up to the meeting, the agency’s director, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, stressed that it’s a small fraction of recipients, mostly teens and young adults and that the …
Read More »Drinking coffee may reduce risk of getting liver cancer
A new study brews up some good news for avid drinks drinkers. Consuming three to four cups of joe a day may reduce the risk of liver cancer and other alcohol-related liver diseases, according to findings released Monday in the peer-reviewed medical journal BMC Public Health. Researchers studied the coffee …
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