Kabul attack: Blasts near school leave more than 50 dead
The attack took place as the students – thought to be mainly girls – were leaving the Kabul school.
Community Spotlight on KosAbility: Where the only rule is to be kind
CathyM, another of the Group’s three administrators, writes that she found the “posts to be helpful and supportive. Sometimes it’s hard for non-disabled friends to really understand what (people with … Read More
Chickpea Posole Verde
Zesty Mexican-inspired soup with an easy base of jarred green salsa, plus canned chickpeas for extra protein and fiber. The post Chickpea Posole Verde appeared first on MyFitnessPal Blog.
Jennifer Lopez’s Newest Co-Star Josh Duhamel Shares Update on How She’s Doing – E! Online
Josh Duhamel is learning that everyone’s first question for him for the foreseeable future is probably going to be about Jennifer Lopez. The 48-year-old Love, Simon actor visited The Tonight Show on … Read More
Trading bounce back helps French bank Societe Generale smash analyst expectations in first quarter
A logo outside a Societe Generale SA bank branch in Paris, France. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images LONDON — French bank Societe Generale reported net income that beat analyst … Read More
How India descended into Covid-19 chaos
India’s healthcare spending, including both private and public, has been around 3.6% of GDP for the past six years, the lowest percentage in the five Brics countries: Brazil spent the … Read More
News Roundup: ‘Herd immunity’ slips out of reach; Republican ultimatums; judge reprimands police
And by ‘bipartisanship,’ we mean we’ll vote against any proposal except our own. In today’s news: Experts now believe high levels of vaccine hesitancy will make it impossible to reach … Read More
COVID-19 vaccines and the LGBTQ+ community – Harvard Health Blog
I have a confession: in late 2020, when the first COVID-19 vaccines were approved by the FDA, I was hesitant to get one myself. Despite working in public health and … Read More
India Covid-19: Vaccination for over-18s to start amid shortages
The drive has begun to lag at a time when a second deadly wave is devastating the country.
Blood Type Might Raise Odds for Certain Health Conditions
By Robert PreidtHealthDay Reporter MONDAY, May 3, 2021 (HealthDay News) — Certain blood types may increase a person’s risk of different health problems, a new study suggests. The research confirms … Read More