Health Care

Officials in California are advising individuals to avoid consuming uncooked oysters from Mexico, as they may be connected to norovirus.

Officials in Southern California are cautioning individuals against consuming raw oysters from specific regions in Mexico due to a recent outbreak of norovirus, which has affected over 200 people. The Department of Public Health in Los Angeles County has documented over 150 potential cases of a stomach-related illness associated with consuming raw oysters. Meanwhile, in

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Technology News

Microsoft has reported that the email accounts of high-level team members were breached by state-sponsored hackers from Russia.

Russian hackers, supported by the state, infiltrated Microsoft’s corporate email system and gained access to the accounts of top leaders, cybersecurity staff, and legal team members, the company announced on Friday. According to a blog article, Microsoft reported that the unauthorized access began near the end of November and was identified on January 12th. The

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Science News

Japan has recently achieved the feat of landing on the moon, placing them in an exclusive group. What actions are being taken by others?

TOKYO (AP) — Japan landed a spacecraft on the moon Saturday, an attempt at the world’s first “pinpoint lunar landing.” The milestone puts Japan in a club previously occupied by only the United States, the Soviet Union, India and China. Several nations and corporations are also planning expeditions to the moon. Achieving success would result

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Health Care

Maintaining good health during the cold, flu, and COVID-19 season

The arrival of winter brings with it the typical symptoms such as coughs, stuffy nose, tiredness, and fever. However, this year, a new variant of COVID-19 is gaining attention. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that COVID-19 is the top cause of hospitalizations among respiratory viruses. The CDC reported that 25 states

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Sport

The financial challenges of the publisher have left Sports Illustrated employees uncertain about their future.

The article was written by Joe Reedy and David Bauder, writers for the Associated Press. On Friday, the employment status of those responsible for creating Sports Illustrated became uncertain when the company supporting the popular brand’s print and digital offerings informed employees that their license had been revoked. The Arena Group, responsible for Sports Illustrated

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Sport

Alayna Gaddy, a senior at Corinth Holders, went above and beyond.

Corinth Holders senior Alayna Gaddy Comfortable with a glove, ball, and bat in hand. Gaddy expressed that being on the field with loved ones provides a sense of security and calmness, especially when the world is chaotic. Despite graduating this year, she will have the opportunity to stay at home for a bit longer. Gaddy

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Energy & Environment

The United States is reconsidering its plans to export natural gas, causing concern for European countries.

Liquefied natural gas cargoes from the U.S. are moored along a floating terminal in Germany on Jan. 4. European buyers are nervously watching the Biden administration’s review of whether new export terminals are in the national interest. | Focke Strangmann/AFP via Getty Images The European energy sector is feeling anxious about the Biden administration’s reconsideration

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Sport

Train smart, train safe: Essential tips for injury prevention

As a sports participant, it is important to consistently train in order to always be prepared for competition. However, sustaining an injury can significantly hinder your season. It is crucial to avoid injuries by implementing intelligent tactics that will keep you in optimal physical condition for the game. . The most important action you can

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