August 11, 2026
  • August 11, 2026

Can Mpox become new Covid? Here’s how the infection spreads

by on August 16, 2024 0

A deadly strain of mpox from Central Africa, Clade 1B, has killed at least 450 in the Democratic Republic of Congo and spread to Sweden, Pakistan, and other countries. The World Health Organization declared it a global health emergency. Mpox spreads through contact with infected animals or humans, and preventive measures are urged.

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Google workers union retaliates to former CEO’s ‘work from home’ comments, says these 5 factors slow Google employees every day

by on August 16, 2024 0

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt attributed Google’s stalled AI progress to remote work policies, prompting backlash. Alphabet Workers Union countered, pointing to understaffing, shifting priorities, and other internal issues as the real culprits. Schmidt later retracted his statement, acknowledging its inaccuracies. Google currently mandates a three-day in-office work policy, blending office presence with remote...

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More than 30% medical PG students in India contemplate suicide: Can yoga be the answer?

by on August 16, 2024 0

Medical students in India face extreme stress due to intense academic pressure, long hours, and a highly competitive environment, leading to significant mental health challenges. A National Medical Commission (NMC) report found that 27.8% of undergraduates and 31.23% of postgraduates experienced mental health issues, including suicidal thoughts. The report suggests 40 recommendations. Check details...

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1954 Mercedes-Benz W196, and other cars set for auction

by on August 16, 2024 0

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum announced an auction of iconic cars, including a 1954 Mercedes-Benz W196 streamliner valued at $50-70 million. The car was driven by Juan Manuel Fangio and Stirling Moss. Proceeds aim to support the museum’s endowment and collection enhancement. Landmark vehicles up for auction also include a 1964 Ferrari 250LM and...

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Erik Fleming’s shocking link to Matthew Perry’s tragic demise revealed

by on August 16, 2024 0

In a shocking twist, former filmmaker Erik Fleming, known for directing ‘My Brother the Pig’ and producing ‘The Surreal Life,’ has been arrested in connection with Matthew Perry’s drug overdose. Fleming, part of an underground criminal network, allegedly supplied Perry with ketamine, leading to the actor’s tragic death. Other arrests include Perry’s personal assistant,...

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