Eerie Endogenous Retroviruses: How Hidden Hitchhikers Spread and Threaten Our Genome at Fort Hays State University’s Science Café on April 29th
Fort Hays State University’s Science Café is coming up on Monday, April 29th. The presentation for this month, “Endogenous retroviruses: Hidden hitchhikers and how they spread,” is sponsored by FHSU’s Science and Mathematics Education Institute (SMEI) and will be held at The Venue in Thirsty’s Brew Pub & Grill, located at 2704 Vine. During the…
New Central Ohio Technical College Respiratory Therapy Technology Program Set to Launch in Fall 2021: Filling a Critical Gap in the Healthcare Field
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) is introducing a new two-year associate degree program in respiratory therapy technology. The program, which is pending accreditation confirmation, will start this autumn at the Newark campus. COTC has branch campuses in Coshocton, Mount Vernon, and Pataskala. Tyler Richards, the program director, stated that the growing demand for respiratory therapists…
Hong Kong’s Moderate Growth Continues: Outlook for Q1 GDP and Tourist Numbers
Hong Kong’s financial chief announced that the city’s economy is expected to grow between 2.5% and 3.5% in the first quarter, marking the fifth consecutive quarter of moderate growth. This follows a forecast made by Financial Secretary Paul Chan in February, which predicted a full-year growth of 2.5% to 3.5% after a 3.2% expansion in…
Pope Francis Visits Women’s Prison in Venice During Venice Biennale, Emphasizes Redemption and Forgiveness
In his first trip outside of Rome in seven months, Pope Francis visited a women’s prison in Venice during the Venice Biennale. The Vatican exhibition was located in a Venetian prison on the island of Giudecca, where modern artists collaborated with detainees to create works of art. During his visit, Pope Francis met with more…
Balancing Iron Intake: The Pros and Cons of Beef for Pregnant Women’s Diets
Beef is often advised as a good source of iron for pregnant women, but it’s important to remember that a balanced diet is essential. While beef contains many beneficial vitamins and minerals, overconsumption can lead to health problems like increased risk of heart disease and kidney stones. The National Institute of Nutrition recommends consuming 50-70g…
A Greener Glow: How to Protect Your Skin Naturally and Sustainably this Summer
The summer months are approaching, and with it comes the need to protect our skin from the harsh elements. Heat, sun, salt, and chlorinated water can all cause skin dryness and damage, making it essential to use a moisturizing cream or balm. However, it is crucial to be mindful of the products we use on…
From Civic Engagement to Sustainable Tourism: The Impact of Social Media Influencers on Communities Worldwide
The Iraqi Interior Ministry is currently investigating the murder of social media personality Jufran Saouadi, also known as Umm Fahad, who was fatally shot near her home in eastern Baghdad on April 27. Saouadi gained popularity for her videos where she danced to pop music in revealing outfits, amassing a following of over a million…
TechOWL Community Space Opens at Temple University: WHYY News Seeking Input from the Community on Coverage
WHYY News is seeking input from the community on what topics they should cover in Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania suburbs, South Jersey, and Delaware. They are looking for suggestions on newsworthy stories and issues that are important to the community. Meanwhile, at Temple University’s Morgan Hall on Cecil Moore Avenue, a new community space called TechOWL…
TechOWL: Temple University’s New Community Space Empowers People with Disabilities and Fosters Inclusivity
WHYY News is expanding its coverage to include various regions, such as Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania suburbs, South Jersey, and Delaware. They are seeking suggestions on what topics or events their reporters should cover in these areas. One recent development worth covering is the grand opening of TechOWL, a new community space at Temple University’s…
Experienced Executive Garrett Lee Appointed New CEO of Trinity Woods: Focus on Culture, Compassion and Growth
Trinity Woods has announced the appointment of Garrett Lee as its new Chief Executive Officer. With over 16 years of experience in executive-level operational, finance, compliance, and acquisitions in the health care industry, Garrett is well-equipped to lead the organization through continued success and growth. Garrett most recently held the position of Executive Director at…
