Month: December 2020

Neutrophil extracellular traps, weblike DNA and protein strands now known to contribute to thrombosis, are more frequent and are denser in COVID-19 STEMI patients, suggesting a potential target for therapy. Medscape Medical News

Oxygen desaturation is common in infants with acute bronchiolitis, especially in those who present with more severe initial illness, researchers from Switzerland report. Reuters Health Information

Some of them ending up losing their first jobs.

Here’s how the “Height Guy” mixes algebra, geometry, and calculus to rule the internet.

National Geographic highlights 10 of the most unforgettable images from its recent Year in Pictures issue. The piece includes stunning scenes from Black Lives Matters protests, the COVID-19 pandemic, California wildfires and more. The post 2020: A year in pic…

A look at the positive sports moments that defined 2020

Howard J. Rubenstein, New York’s most influential public relations guru of the past half-century, died on Tuesday in his Manhattan home at 88.

Traditional and mainstream medicine have long been at odds. But Covid-19 may be driving a new, evidence-based reckoning. Undark

The incidence of telogen effluvium, or hair shedding, surged more than 400% among Hispanic/Latinx impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City, researchers say. Reuters Health Information

Johnny Manziel has agreed to resume his playing career with a startup league called Fan Controlled Football, where fans set rosters and call plays.