Townhall No, Mr. Krugman, There is Not a Cholera Outbreak in Puerto RicoTownhallYesterday, liberal pundit and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman incorrectly tweeted that cholera, a deadly bacterial disease caused by unsanitary water, had resurfaced in Puerto Rico. Cholera. In a US territory. Among US citizens. In the 21st century.NYT columnist slams Trump after … Read more
The Straits Times UN steps up aid to plague-hit Madagascar after 21 deathsABC NewsThe U.N. health agency says it is stepping up its response to an outbreak of plague in Madagascar that has claimed 21 lives so far. The World Health Organization said Sunday that Malagasy authorities have confirmed a basketball coach visiting the …Madagascar … Read more
Fox News National Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Key terms you should knowFox NewsFor patients with breast cancer, there are a series of terms to be familiar with. (iStock). “Mammogram.” “Triple-negative.” “Tumor stage.” Patients may hear some — or all — of these words while speaking to their doctors about breast cancer …They were young with … Read more
SFGate A model decided to tattoo her eyeball. She’s now partially blind and in ‘excruciating’ pain.SFGatePurple is Catt Gallinger’s favorite color. Pictures of the Canadian model often showed her sporting purple hair or purple lipstick, or the purple tinge of her numerous tattoos peeking out from beneath a tank top. So when the already heavily … Read more
(Natural News) One of the most popular pieces of “evidence” that climate alarmists just love to bring up to prove the global warming narrative is the “all the ice is melting in the Arctic and the polar bears are dying” line. We’ve all seen the documentaries where a polar bear is desperately clinging to a… … Read more
(Natural News) From self-driving cars to…self-flying taxis? The advancements in technology around the world continue as the world’s first self-flying taxi was tested in Sept. in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as reported by The Daily Mail. The unmanned flying vehicle looks and flies similarly to a helicopter, except it is smaller with only two seats… … Read more
(Natural News) You’ve heard the expression that the only two sure things in life are death and taxes, and while we may have little influence over the IRS and Congress, we certainly have ways to find more fulfillment in life as we approach our final moment on earth. Most of us don’t want to spend… … Read more
Week Facts Childhood cancer survivor returns to hospital as nurse more than 20 years laterABC NewsMontana Brown, 24, is a pediatric cancer nurse at Aflac Cancer Center of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Brown, a two-time cancer survivor, said she’d always wanted to be pediatric nurse to help children just like her.more +. 0 Shares. Email. … Read more
Newsweek Flu Season 2017: CDC Reveals the Best Time to Get Your ShotNewsweekThe days are getting shorter, the leaves are starting to turn color, and yesterday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launched its annual influenza vaccine campaign, with Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price rolling up his sleeve …A dose of reality … Read more
Live Science Harvey’s Floodwaters Tied to Woman’s Deadly ‘Flesh-Eating’ Bacteria InfectionLive ScienceA woman in Houston contracted “flesh-eating bacteria” from water that flooded her home during Hurricane Harvey, and she ultimately died of this serious skin infection. The 77-year-old woman, Nancy Reed, was initially injured when she fell in her home, …Flesh-eating bacteria from Harvey-flooded home kills … Read more