At least 43 people, most of them pensioners on a hiking trip, have been killed after the bus they were travelling in collided with a truck. Motorists desperately tried to smash windows of the burning bus to free passengers near Bordeaux, south-western France.
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Manitoba Grade 6 Boys Will Get HPV Vaccine, Just Like Girls
In an effort to keep Manitobans healthy and reduce the number of new cancer cases, the province’s Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Immunization Program will be expanded starting next year to include both males and females. Health Minister Sharon Blady said the province’s vaccine program will be expanded next year to include Grade 6 and Grade 9 boys as part of Manitoba’s …
Read More »Shigella outbreak affects over 100 people in California, Report
A San Jose seafood restaurant in California is currently in hot water after customers have reportedly been sick due to food poisoning linked to Shigella bacteria. The California health officials is currently doing an investigation of the outbreak as they try to get to the bottom of the real source of the contamination. Individuals being reporting symptoms including fever, abdominal …
Read More »Bobby Rishiraj: Kamloops Dentist Suspended and Fined $50000
THE Discipline Committee Panel of the College of Dental Surgeons of BC hearing the Dr. Bobby Rishiraj case has suspended him from practice for three months, effective October 21, and fined him $50,000. The penalty was announced on Thursday after a hearing was held into Rishiraj’s actions that left one of his patients, Hamu Zindoga, with a severe brain injury.
Read More »Jane Got a Gun: Natalie Portman Gets Very Angry in the Trailer for the Long-Awaited Western (Video)
A glimpse of Natalie Portman as badass housewife in “Jane Got a Gun” is given in the Western flick’s first trailer. Natalie Portman plays Jane Hammond, a frontierwoman who takes it upon herself to protect her outlaw husband, Bill Hammond (Noah Emmerich), from the Bishop Boys, a gang that’s out for his blood.
Read More »Antibiotics Might Cause Weight Gain in Kids; study shows
Antibiotics are great for nipping that nasty infection in the bud. However, new research published this week in the International Journal of Obesity suggests that the bacteria-battling medicines may also influence childhood weight gain. This research, which was published online yesterday in the International Journal of Obesity, is actually the biggest and longest study that looks how antibiotic exposure influences …
Read More »Mediterranean diet linked to healthier aging brain; new study says
Following a Mediterranean diet improves the health of the brain, according to new research. The study, conducted by researchers at Columbia University in New York, provides further evidence of the benefits of a Mediterranean diet for people with diabetes. A study of 674 people with an average age of 80 showed that those following a Mediterranean-like diet had larger brains. …
Read More »Cory Wells: ‘Three Dog Night’ Vocalist dies suddenly, aged 74
Cory Wells, a founding member of the popular 1970s band Three Dog Night and lead singer on such hits as “Never Been to Spain” and “Mama Told Me (Not to Come),” has died at age 74. Cory Wells passed away in Dunkirk, New York on Tuesday, a few weeks after experiencing acute back pain, bandmate Danny Hutton said. Hutton paid …
Read More »Kate Winslet: Actress says she does not want her L’Oréal ads retouched “Video”
Kate Winslet has always been outspoken about her desire not to be retouched for magazines. Now, she’s putting it into writing. According to E! News, Winslet has made sure her L’Oréal contract states that there will be zero retouching done to her upcoming Lancôme ads. That’s right — no slimming of the face, no removing wrinkles or blemishes, no nothing.
Read More »Scientists have published the largest astronomical image of all time
The largest astronomical image ever made is so big we can’t even show it here. Astronomers have created the largest astronomy photo ever created – a monstrous, eye-melting image of our own Milky Way, with 46 billion pixels.
Read More »Scientists use drones to monitor killer whales as El Niño threatens food source
Scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and Vancouver Aquarium are using drone technology to monitor the health of endangered killer whales as the onset of a warmer climate pattern may threaten their food sources. The hexacopter weighs about 4.5 pounds and has a 30 inch wingspan. It carries a special camera system and is extremely quiet, allowing …
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