The biggest complaint in the spring homebuying season was simply that there weren’t enough homes to buy. Demand is strong for housing, but listings are low and getting lower. That supply strain has put strong upward pressure on home prices in most markets, but apparently not in all markets, according ... Read More »
Running water is essential to providing basic healthcare, but in developing countries where the population lives without running water, doctors must weigh the danger of not washing hands, instruments or wounds during surgery against not performing a procedure at all. More than one-third of hospitals in developing countries do not ... Read More »
U.S. law enforcement officials have charged 301 suspects with trying to defraud Medicare and other federal insurance programs in 2016, marking the “largest takedown” involving health care fraud allegations, the Justice Department said on Wednesday. The national sweep resulted in charges against doctors, nurses, pharmacists and physical therapists accused of ... Read More »
Women who suffer from migraine headaches may have a slightly increased risk of heart disease or stroke, a new study suggests. “Migraine should be considered a marker for increased risk of cardiovascular disease, at least in women,” said lead researcher Dr. Tobias Kurth, director of the Institute of Public Health ... Read More »
Over 50,000 Muslim women and men have signed a petition spearheaded by Bhartiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) seeking a ban on triple talaq. The women have sought support to abolish the “heinous” practice, which they have termed as “un-Quranic” The Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan (BMMA) wrote to the National Commission ... Read More »
Food manufacturer General Mills on Tuesday announced a voluntary recall of more than 10 million pounds of flour due to concern over a recent E. coli outbreak possibly involving several of the company’s brands. The Minnesota-based company announced that the recall involves the Gold Medal, Wondra and Signature Kitchens brands ... Read More »
Rodrigo Duterte became the 16th president of the Philippines on Monday when a joint session of Congress declared him winner of a May 9 election, succeeding Benigno Aquino who steps down next month after six years in office. The tough-talking Duterte, mayor of Davao City in the south, campaigned on ... Read More »
A team of researchers developed circuits that could dramatically improve and expand the use of wearable electronics. The engineers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison say they have created the world’s fastest stretchable, integrated circuits that could further develop wearable electronics that monitor such things as vital signs, fitness and sun ... Read More »
They proportion little greater than an enemy and struggle to speak at the battlefield, but collectively tworather obscure corporations have unfolded a new the front in opposition to Islamic nation militants in afar flung corner of Iraq. The not going alliance among an offshoot of a leftist Kurdish business enterprise ... Read More »
Not one of the infrastructure in Alberta, domestic to some of the biggest oil deposits within the global,become damaged through raging wildfires, the government stated. Alberta premier Rachel Notley met with greater than a dozen pinnacle executives to review the situation infortress McMurray, home to some of the most important ... Read More »
Americans are nevertheless divided over the controversial fitness reform law even though most tend toassist many parts of the degree, a new HealthDay/Harris poll observed. but, not one of the present day crop of presidential candidates appears to inspire lots hope that they may properly deal with fitness care coverage ... Read More »
while electorate in the Philippines go to the polls on Monday they’re likely to opt for a vulgar, sexist strongman who a few call the Donald Trump of Asia. Rodrigo Duterte has been the mayor of Davao, a southern metropolis in a stricken region of the u . s . ... Read More »
