Newsmax |
Researchers: Faulty Spy Equipment Likely Cause of Illness of US Diplomats in Havana
Newsmax Ultrasonic signals from faulty surveillance equipment is the likely cause of the unexplained illnesses of some two dozen American embassy officials in Havana last summer, according to University of Michigan researchers, Flipboard reported on Sunday ... |
The News Herald |
Family, friends, strangers gather to host car show for local boy battling brain cancer
WJHG-TV PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Nine-year-old Mikah Phillips is just like any other third grader. He loves football, skateboarding, and cars. About seven weeks ago, he was diagnosed with brain cancer. "My son was diagnosed with stage four Glioblastoma ... Hundreds turn out for surprise car show for boy with cancer |
Newburgh Gazette |
Curt Fowler: Flu: Not out of the woods yet
Valdosta Daily Times If you live anywhere near me in deep South Georgia, it feels like summer. We're just waiting for the pools to open but still battling one of the worst flu seasons in 15 years. Recent stats show the flu epidemic might be on a downturn, but the CDC warns ... Flu activity decreased, but still widespread in US: CDC For The Second Week, The Flu Epidemic Has Eased The flu epidemic is easing up |
Family, friends, strangers gather to host car show for local boy battling brain cancer
WJHG-TV PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Nine-year-old Mikah Phillips is just like any other third grader. He loves football, skateboarding, and cars. About seven weeks ago, he was diagnosed with brain cancer. "My son was diagnosed with stage four Glioblastoma ... |
ABC Online |
Cervical cancer could be eliminated in Australia in 40 years, experts say
ABC Online Cervical cancer still kills 250,000 women worldwide each year but infection rates are plummeting, with Australia now on track to become the first country in the world to eliminate the disease altogether. New data has revealed Australian infection rates ... Vaccinations for all would get rid of this killer forever Cervical cancer set to be eliminated in Australia before anywhere else in world Majority of Irish adults lack a clear understanding of HPV and its connections with cancer, study reveals |