India’s coronavirus death toll soared through 200,000 on Wednesday with a wave of new cases swamping hospitals and sending desperate families off to scour the capital for oxygen and medicine as Europe’s registered cases topped 50 million.
Genshin Impact 1.5: How to unlock every Diona Hangout quest ending
The new Diona hangout quest in the Genshin Impact 1.5 update has a total of five endings. Here are the answers you’ll need to unlock each and every one.
By Extending Emmert’s Deal, N.C.A.A. Shows Distance From College Sports’ Day-to-Day
Mark Emmert’s extension stunned conference commissioners and university athletic directors and reflected some stubbornness as the N.C.A.A. faces legacy-shaping reckonings.
Microsoft is phasing out the default Office font. Here’s what could replace it
Microsoft wants to change the default font across all of its Microsoft 365 apps and is asking for the public’s help in picking one of five new designs.
How to overcome a fear of needles before your COVID-19 vaccine appointment
While most of us don’t love needles, it’s estimated that at least 10% of the population has a needle phobia that prevents them from seeking out essential medical care. It’s a concern for health experts, looking out for both the health of their patients and the future of the pandemic.
Vaccines aplenty but some Californians struggle to get one
Hearing of excess vaccine and unfilled appointments frustrates Dr. Aaron Roland, a family physician who has been lobbying for doses to inoculate his patients, many of whom are low-income, immigrants or elderly.
Eye movements of those with dyslexia reveal laborious and inefficient reading strategies
Researchers have long noted that readers with dyslexia employ eye movements that are significantly different from non-dyslexics. While these movements have been studied in small sample sizes in the past, a new paper written by Concordia researchers and published in the nature journal Scientific Reports looks at a much larger group. The study used eye-tracking …
COVID-19: Who’s at higher risk of serious symptoms?
Over a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to remind people who is more at risk of serious coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) symptoms, which can vary widely. Some people have no symptoms at all, while others become so sick that they eventually need mechanical assistance to breathe.
Does your neighborhood affect your stroke recovery?
Stroke survivors who live in neighborhoods with lower socioeconomic status—areas with lower household income, education levels and occupational status—may have worse recovery three months after a stroke than people who live in neighborhoods with higher socioeconomic status, according to a study published in the April 28, 2021, online issue of Neurology. The findings applied to …
New York Man Found Guilty of Threatening Democrats After Capitol Riot
Brendan Hunt said videos and social media posts calling for the slaughter of congressional Democrats were just jokes. Jurors were not convinced.