Health
Puerto Rico teachers demand earlier school hours to protect students from afternoon heatwave
The Caribbean island’s school board shut down the school system last Friday as a safety measure to prepare for the unrelenting heat
The Caribbean island’s school board shut down the school system last Friday as a safety measure to prepare for the unrelenting heat
Central Florida in particular accounts for 81% of the cases seen in the Sunshine State and makes up almost one-fifth of the cases reported throughout the whole country
Their product allegedly cured 95% of all known diseases, including COVID-19, Alzheimer’s, autism, cancer, and HIV/Aids, among others
After the virus had mutated within the deer a so-called “spillback” took place, which passed the new mutated virus from the deer back to humans
The USGS tested for 32 types of these chemicals in water samples from more than 700 locations across the nation over five years
As he unwrapped the plastic surrounding the vegetable, he spotted the creature tucked away near the stem of the broccoli
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there hasn’t been a case of locally acquired malaria since 2003
"(The woman) gave birth with the help of those that traveled with her, who cut the umbilical cord," Mexico’s National Immigration Institute (INM) said in a statement
Temperatures on Friday reached a shocking 119 degrees Fahrenheit (49 degrees Celsius), as the state continues to grapple with high-reaching temperatures
First, smaller sea creatures such as shellfish, sardines, and anchovies consume the toxins. But these creatures are then eaten by larger marine mammals, infecting them as well
Giant African snails can pose health risks to humans and the environment because they can carry a parasitic nematode that can cause meningitis in humans