According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States after heart disease. “We’re always going to need good treatments…but we can’t work our way out of this problem,” says Dr. Timothy Rebek, professor of cancer prevention at Harvard TH Chan School of Public … Read more
Will Bayern Munich be punished for playing 12 players for a few seconds in the 4-1 win at Freiburg? It is the question that has become the talk of the German sports street, after the error that occurred in the change plate number, which may cause the German League officials to turn the result in … Read more
Android mobile detectionPerseverance“NASA” revealed the secrets of the amazing sound scene of Mars, and it became clear from what was recorded by the rover that red planet Quiet, in which the sound travels slowly and at two different speeds. What if a robot landed? US space agency On the surface of Mars a little more … Read more
A deputy in the “forces” considers i’tikaf (the worst option) The political forces are apprehensive about the low turnout in the upcoming parliamentary elections, which prompted them to call on voters to turn out massively for the polls on May 15th, in parallel with logistical and political preparations and international support for the supervision of … Read more
“Sony”? “Nintendo”? “Microsoft”? Overwhelmed by so many options for new video game consoles. Nearly a year after the release of the latest game consoles from Sony and Microsoft – the Xbox Series X and S, as well as the PlayStation 5 – they have achieved unprecedented speeds from the shelves. And because it did not … Read more
A nephrologist at the Moscow Health Directorate, Dr. Oling Kotino, said that frequent nighttime awakening may be a symptom of poor kidney function, according to the Russian Sputnik news agency, today (Sunday).According to the agency, the Russian expert explained that “there are no specific criteria for the number of visits to the bathroom, but one … Read more
Oil prices fell more than 7% on Monday as concerns grew about slowing fuel demand in China after authorities in the country’s financial hub, Shanghai, said they would implement a two-stage shutdown to contain an increase in coronavirus cases.Brent crude futures fell $8.17, or 6.8 percent, to $112.48 at the settlement.US West Texas Intermediate crude … Read more