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• COVID vaccines saved 20M lives in 1st year, scientists say Nearly 20 million lives were saved by COVID-19 vaccines during their first year, but even more deaths could have been prevented if international targets for the shots had been reached, researchers reported Thursday. On Dec. 8, 2020, a retired shop clerk in England received the first shot in what would become a global vaccination campaign. Over the next 12 months, more than 4.3 billion people around the world lined up for the vaccines. The effort, though marred by persisting inequities,…
• A Day In The Life of… Dick & Dom In Da Bungalow: ‘After the show, we went straight to the BBC bar’ The pair used to come down via the famous lift every Saturday (Picture: BBC)Before the days of applying for programmes via an online form and being poached on Instagram by producers, people actually had to make quite a lot of effort to fulfil their dreams of being on TV. Can you believe it? And getting on Da Bungalow took some dedication, even just to send the form in the first place. ‘You had to download and print an application form, and…
• ‘Miracle boy’ who had heart attack aged six months back home after year in hospital Cairon was just six-months-old when he was admitted to Southampton Children’s Hospital (Picture: PA)A toddler has been dubbed a ‘miracle boy’ after returning home from hospital for the first time in a year. Cairon Barry-Edwards was six-months-old when he was admitted to Southampton Children’s Hospital having suffered a cardiac arrest at his home in Reading, Berkshire. He was then diagnosed with cardiomyopathy – a rare disease of the heart muscle which makes it difficult to pump blood to other parts of…
• Real Madrid fan proves French authorities wrong by backing Liverpool supporters in Stade de France fiasco Fans were blamed for arriving late to the UEFA Champions League final, but Real Madrid and Liverpool supporters have proven the claim was wrong.A Real Madrid fan delivered an explosive testimony to the French senate in Paris on Tuesday afternoon which proved that some of the country’s most powerful authorities have been spreading mistruths about what happened at the UEFA Champions League final. Football fans who attended May’s fixture between Los Blancos and Liverpool at the Stade de France were…
• Trial of Elizabeth Holmes' partner, ex-lover nears climax A jury on Tuesday is scheduled to hear closing arguments in the trial of Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, the former Theranos official charged with teaming up with his secret lover, CEO Elizabeth Holmes, to carry out a massive fraud. The three month of testimony and evidence mirrored the case against Holmes in a separate trial last year. Holmes was convicted on four counts of defrauding investors and acquitted on four counts alleging she had also deceived patients who submitted to Theranos…
• Widow uses frozen embryos for miracle family following husband’s death Sarah is now hoping for a second child (Picture: Jam Press/Sarah Shellenberger)A widow has shared how she gave birth to her late husband’s baby 14 months after his death using frozen embryos. And she is now trying for a second child using the same sperm sample. Sarah Shellenberger, 41, a teacher from Oklahoma, US, sadly lost her husband Scott, 41, to a heart attack in February 2020. Before his unexpected passing, the couple had struggled to conceive naturally and had…
• Army: Disinterred remains do not match Native American boy The tombstone bore the name of Wade Ayres, a Native American boy who died at a government-run boarding school in Pennsylvania more than a century ago and was thought to have been buried on the grounds of what is now a U.S. Army base. But when the Army exhumed grave B-13 over on Saturday, intending to repatriate the boy's remains to the Catawba Indian Nation of South Carolina, they did not match those of a male age 13 or 14.…
• The Climate Disaster Era of Global Farming Will Be Defined by Drones Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastFarming is a freshwater enterprise, but rising sea levels caused by a warming world threaten that—especially in river deltas where the boundary between ocean and estuary are in flux. The Mekong Delta in Vietnam is one such threatened food production site. A 2021 study found that rising sea levels will increase water salinity, or the amount of salt in water. This will exacerbate the problem of salinization caused upstream by mining and road runoff, and…
• Some of Britain’s earliest humans apparently settled in Canterbury The fossil skull of homo heidelbergenis. (Credits: PA)The Canterbury suburbs were home to some of Britain’s earliest humans, new discoveries have revealed. The research confirms that Homo heidelbergensis, an ancestor of Neanderthals, occupied southern Britain between 560,000 and 620,000 years ago, when it was still attached to Europe. This makes it one of the earliest known Palaeolithic sites in northern Europe. Archaeological finds made on the outskirts of the cathedral city in Kent, also hint at some of the earliest…
• Older Folks Who Can’t Stand on One Leg for 10 Seconds Have Double the Risk of Death, Study Finds Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / GettyIf you’re 50 or older, try standing on one leg and holding it for 10 seconds. If you can do it, congrats! You’re likely pretty healthy (or at least have been keeping up with your Wii Sports balance board over a decade later). If you can’t, though, we have bad news: Your risk of death is doubled that of those who can. That’s the conclusion put forth in a study published on Tuesday…