
US Life Expectancy Falls Again
It is easy to blame the pandemic, but it isn’t just because of that. In January 1996, US life expectancy Continue reading
It is easy to blame the pandemic, but it isn’t just because of that. In January 1996, US life expectancy Continue reading
In the US in 1989 the wealthiest 1% held 24% of the wealth. As of 2019 they held 31%. The Continue reading
Feeling tired? Had a bad night trying to sleep? It’s common in the US. “We need at least seven hours Continue reading
The mid-depths of the oceans are most likely to lose significant levels of oxygen leaving 70% of the world’s oceans Continue reading
Even before the pandemic there were health care worries. Resistance to antibiotics was rising as the contagions gained immunities. Part Continue reading
Alaska hit a record temperature of 67F (19.4C) for December. Suicides were the 12th leading cause of death in the Continue reading
The good news is that there are “30% fewer suicide attempts among patients who were screened for suicide risk” (Pew Continue reading
Drone deliveries of consumer purchases are being tested. While successful, their use in emergency situations may be a more public Continue reading