Weather patterns are shifting, and it's time to pay attention. A cold front is on its way, and it's bringing more than just a change in temperature. Humidity levels are set to rise, making the air feel heavier and muggier. This increase in moisture could lead to some storms, and while the risk of se
The Willamette Valley is in for a wild ride this week. The weather service has issued a warning about thunderstorms and strong winds heading our way. The forecast is calling for thunderstorms on October 19 and gusty winds from October 22 to October 25. This isn't just a Willamette Valley thing, thou
Mutuum Finance, a decentralized finance (DeFi) project built on Ethereum, is making steady progress toward its Version 1 (V1) protocol launch on the Sepolia testnet, expected in the last quarter of 2025. The platform, which focuses on non-custodial lending and borrowing, has already raised over $17.
Lung cancer is a sneaky foe, often hiding until it's too late. But there's a simple, quick way to catch it early. A low-dose CT scan can spot trouble in less than a minute. Denise Lee knows this well. She smoked for decades, then quit. She saw a billboard and decided to get checked. No symptoms, but
In Catalonia, where nearly one in five people are migrants, healthcare workers are facing a big challenge. They need to understand and connect with people from different backgrounds. A recent study looked at how well these workers feel they can do this. The study involved over 750 healthcare profes
Museums are supposed to be safe places for art. But sometimes, thieves find a way in. Here are some of the biggest art heists from museums around the world. In August 2023, the British Museum in London had a big problem. Over time, thieves had stolen about 2, 000 artifacts. This included gold jewel
Atlanta is set to become the epicenter of infectious disease discussions as experts from around the globe converge for a major event. From October 19 to 22, the Georgia World Congress Center will host a variety of professionals, including doctors, researchers, and students, all focused on the latest
AFib, or atrial fibrillation, is a heart condition that affects millions in the U. S. It happens when the heart's electrical system goes haywire, causing the upper chambers to quiver instead of pump blood efficiently. This can lead to a rapid, irregular heartbeat, making it hard to breathe, causing
Pitt is set to launch an online Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics in 2026. This program will focus on health data science, informatics, and AI. It's designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in these areas. The program is not just for traditional students. It's also aime
On October 29, a discussion about the body's natural defenses and the role of lifestyle choices in health took center stage. The focus was on challenging the belief that genes alone determine health outcomes. Instead, it highlighted how chronic illnesses develop when nurtured by poor nutrition and o
