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Month: October 2026

Why eye-friendly screens make a difference for students

Why eye-friendly screens make a difference for students

The tech industry is finally acknowledging what parents and educators have known for years: Screen fatigue is real, and it directly impacts educational outcomes. For families shopping for tablets, laptops and monitors this back-to-school season, the landscape looks fundamentally different. In this article, consumer electronics company TCL covers why the focus on digital screens is

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Hashimoto's and GLP-1 medications: Why losing weight can change the thyroid medication dose you need

Hashimoto's and GLP-1 medications: Why losing weight can change the thyroid medication dose you need

Some people taking a GLP-1 medication who also take thyroid medication describe symptoms such as fatigue, constipation, feeling cold, hair thinning and stalled weight loss. This can result in self-questioning that is difficult to answer without looking further: Is it the GLP-1 medication or is it my thyroid? Many of these patients have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis,

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Students walk on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca

Cornell police tried to get phone records in Jane Doe’s sex assault investigation. Her lawyer says records never got to DA

By Gloria Pazmino, Holly Yan, Jessie Yeung, Isa Mudannayake, CNN Ithaca, New York (CNN) — Newly obtained documents reviewed by CNN show Cornell University police drafted letters to wireless carriers about a week after a student now known as Jane Doe told police she had been sexually assaulted by members of the Chi Phi fraternity

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Supervisor Manuel Perez promises no more data center meetings as Riverside County residents push for moratorium

RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. (KESQ)  — In our I-Team story, Data Centers: Outside City Limits, News Channel 3’s Investigative reporter Tommy Gallegos looks at the growing push to slow or stop data center development in Riverside County. A petition is gaining momentum, with residents calling on county leaders to establish an immediate moratorium on new projects

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The bacteria Yersinia pestis causes plague

What is pneumonic plague and how dangerous is it?

By Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — A 28-year-old lab researcher at a Russian institute dedicated to studying plague and dangerous pathogens died of pneumonia of an “unknown” origin. The Irkutsk Research Anti-Plague Institute operates in Siberia, where several other people are quarantined. Rospotrebnadzor, the Russian agency that oversees infectious disease, has downplayed the link between

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El presidente Trump se enfrenta a una “emergencia” en su intensa gira de octubre por estados republicanos

Por Jeff Zeleny, CNN Faltaban apenas dos días para las elecciones intermedias la última vez que un presidente en ejercicio visitó Grand Island, la cuarta ciudad más grande de uno de los estados más fielmente republicanos del país. Era el 5 de noviembre de 2006, y George W. Bush recorría ciudades republicanas en estados republicanos

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