As the respiratory virus season picks up in California, Health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated, aiming to reduce potential strain on the state’s Health care systems. Although the current conditions are not as severe as last autumn’s “tripledemic,” which included COVID-19, flu, and respiratory syncytial virus, the transmittable trio is on the rise….
Cuando Wendy Solano escuchó por primera vez la palabra “silicosis”, su esposo José Raúl García León ya estaba enfermo con la enfermedad incurable que eventualmente lo mataría. Después de emigrar de México, el padre de tres hijos había mantenido a su familia cortando cubiertas de piedra. Lo que comenzó como una tos seca, la pareja…
For the past decade, repairing an iPhone has been relatively straightforward. Quickly replacing cracked screens and broken cameras was a routine task. However, since 2017, iPhone repairs have become increasingly complicated. New batteries trigger warnings, replacement screens may disable phone settings, and substitute selfie cameras can malfunction. This shift is due to Apple’s software control…
The United States experienced a historic high in suicide rates among older adults in 2022, with more than 49,000 people taking their own lives. This marked a troubling trend, with the nation’s suicide rate at 14.3 deaths per 100,000 residents, a level not seen since 1941. While suicide rates declined among youth, they increased among…
“Artificial Intelligence Threatens Copyrights of Creative Professions in the U.S.” Matt O’Brien, an AP Technology Writer, reports that country singers, romance novelists, video game artists, and voice actors are urging the U.S. government to take action against the threat that artificial intelligence (AI) poses to their livelihoods. Podcaster’s are among those expressing concern over their…
