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Month: June 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Publican miles de correos electrónicos de y para Fauci de los primeros días de la pandemia. Esto es lo que muestran

(CNN) — El Dr. Anthony Fauci era un habitual en la televisión de Estados Unidos a medida que la pandemia avanzaba en todo el país y millones buscaban al principal experto por información y orientación sobre cómo derrotar al virus. También respondía docenas de preguntas todos los días fuera de la pantalla, contestando correos electrónicos

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Exclusive: American imprisoned in Russia calls on Biden to take ‘decisive action’ to stop detention of US citizens

Paul Whelan, an American imprisoned in Russia, called on President Joe Biden to “aggressively discuss and resolve” the issue of US citizens being detained for political purposes when he meets President Vladimir Putin at a summit later this month. “Decisive action is needed immediately” to stop the “abduction” of US citizens, Whelan told CNN in

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Inflation hasn’t been this high since 2008

Price are rising quickly across huge swaths of the developed world, with inflation in the United States and countries that belong to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development surging in April to the highest rate since 2008. Energy price hikes boosted average annual inflation across OECD countries to 3.3% in April, compared with 2.4%

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The Naomi Osaka fiasco is a sign that we’re nowhere near finished with work on mental health

It’s the modern day equivalent of the Roman Empire’s gladiatorial shows. After playing for several hours, often in hot and humid conditions, with their emotional reserves ebbing and stress levels sky rocketing, tennis stars enter the media’s ice cold inner sanctum — the post-match press conference. And Naomi Osaka has had enough. She has faced

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Usar mascarilla y mantener el distanciamiento físico es importante incluso con la vacunación, sugiere estudio

(CNN) — La vacunación por sí sola podría no ser suficiente para acabar con la pandemia de covid-19, reportaron investigadores el martes. Incluso con la mayor parte de la población vacunada, levantar las precauciones vinculadas a la pandemia podría dar lugar a un aumento en la propagación del virus, informaron investigadores en la revista médica

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