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A Legendary Fantasy Franchise With Over 100 Books Is Officially Getting a Video Game
The legendary warriors of a 23-year-old fantasy book franchise are officially getting the video game treatment. Read on for more details.
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Moderna’s mRNA flu shot earns FDA approval after rollercoaster review
Moderna’s new flu vaccine, mFLUSIVA, is approved for all adults ages 50 and up.
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What does the Senate contempt vote mean for Fauci?
Plus: 💉 FDA approves first mRNA flu vaccine {beacon} It’s Thursday. Did you know that the world’s first website launched 35 years ago today? 🤯 The funny part is that the purpose of this website was to explain how to use it. In today’s issue: Senate committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt…
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“It’s a chameleon of a building”: What is a community mental health centre?
“From my experience as a former service user, I know this space would really work for me, and I’m really excited to watch it grow”
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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill’s daughter says weight-loss drugs led to the return of her eating disorder
Gracie McGraw reveals how Ozempic brought back her eating disorder after being prescribed the weight loss drug for her PCOS diagnosis in 2022.
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Leprosy cases climb in Florida: Here’s how to reduce your risk
Leprosy is considered rare in the U.S., and most Americans catch the disease while traveling abroad.
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Top Ugandan footballer killed by robbers armed with paving stones
David Owori, who played for the national team, died in hospital after he tried to stop robbers taking his phone The Ugandan football community is in mourning after the death of a player who was fatally injured during a robbery in the capital, Kampala, on Tuesday night. David Owori, who captained Sports Club Villa, a…
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Tragic end for Texas girl, 2, whose parents sued to keep her on life support after drowning incident left her brain dead
Annalise Camp, two, drowned in a backyard pool on Memorial Day. She was left brain dead, but her parents refused to take her off of life support and sued the hospital to prevent that.
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Fauci lawyers: Aaron Rodgers ‘should stick to football’
An attorney for Dr. Anthony Fauci hit back at Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers who earlier this week attacked the infectious disease expert for not answering questions during a recent Senate hearing about the COVID-19 pandemic. Rodgers, during an appearance on Pat McAfee’s show on Monday, called Fauci an “absolute coward and asked, “what are…