Washington Post Supply of yellow fever vaccine on pace to run out by summerWashington PostU.S. health officials warned Friday that the country’s supply of yellow fever vaccine is dwindling and will likely be gone by the summer — with no way to make more because of a manufacturing problem. The shortage comes at a troubling … Read more
Fox News Father of baby born with terminal illness: ‘No changing the fact she would die’Fox NewsIn a moving essay on the blogging platform Medium, the father of a baby born without a brain whose story went viral explained the devastating moment he and his wife discovered she would be stillborn. “We felt cheated,” Royce … Read more
(Natural News) The decision to undergo a double mastectomy is not one that is made lightly, but it is one that countless women have had to face over the years. The number of women undergoing the procedure has increased dramatically since 2013, when famed actress Angelina Jolie revealed that she’d had both of her breasts… … Read more
(Natural News) Flaxseed is one of the oldest crops that humans have cultivated. It was initially grown in the U.S. by colonists for use in textile production. Years of research have shown that flaxseed and its byproducts contain high levels of essential vitamins and minerals, making the crop a staple superfood in various diet schemes. An… … Read more
(Natural News) In an effort to be part of the revolution for sustainable living, Adidas has created a new shoe made out of plastic waste collected from the ocean. According to their official press release, the German sportswear giant has collaborated with environmental advocate group Parley for the Oceans to incorporate recycled plastic in their trademark… … Read more
(Natural News) New Mexico Appleseed is a nonprofit organization working to alleviate the state’s rampant hunger and homelessness that afflicts the innocent children of low-income families. The statistics they’ve compiled are startling. Nearly 29 percent of all New Mexico children are hungry, and 25.7 percent of these young ones live in poverty. The unemployment average for parents is 38 percent. Due to… … Read more
Washington Post Police: Man pepper-sprayed autistic man eating free cookiesWashington PostROSEVILLE, Minn. — A former security guard faces charges after allegedly pepper-spraying an autistic man who was eating free cookies at a Minnesota grocery store. Timothy Knutsen of St. Paul is charged with two misdemeanor counts of fifth-degree …Charges: Man with autism pepper-sprayed over cookiesKARE all … Read more
0000000000000 Refinery29 A Gym Is Going To Start Offering Napping Classes — & For Good ReasonRefinery29Deskercise, yoga with baby animals, prancing around the park — fitness fads come and go. But a fitness center in the U.K. is giving weary gymgoers one workout that almost anyone can commit to. Mashable reports that David Lloyd Clubs … Read more
The Southland Times Spat over ‘world’s heaviest’ woman’s 300kg weight lossThe Southland TimesDoctors claim Eman Ahmed lost 300kg after surgery but now her sister has called them ‘liars’. SUPPLIED. Eman Ahmed in an image taken from video posted by the Saifee Hospital in Mumbai on April 19, 2017, after she lost more than 300 kilos. … Read more
CNN Drugged driving surpasses drunken driving among drivers killed in crashes, report findsCNN(CNN) Driving under the influence of drugs was deadlier in 2015 than driving while drunk, a new report found. Still, some safety experts caution that drunken driving remains a bigger problem and say that drugged driving needs more research. Positive …Drugged driving more … Read more