The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is closely monitoring the possibility of H5N1, also known as avian influenza, posing an increased risk to human health. While the current risk remains low, the agency is preparing for the potential of the virus mutating in a way that allows for easy human-to-human transmission, potentially causing
A mother in Northern Ireland shared a harrowing experience involving her eight-year-old son, who suffered burns and blisters on his hands and arms after coming into contact with a dangerous plant believed to be giant hogweed. The incident occurred at The White Water on the Newry Road Kilkeel at the beginning of May, leaving the
A recent national survey has highlighted a major shift in the consumption habits of Americans, showing that the regular use of cannabis has surpassed the frequent consumption of alcohol for the first time. According to Jonathan Caulkins, a public health policy researcher at Carnegie Mellon’s Heinz College in Pittsburg, the data from the US National
OpenAI recently made significant adjustments to their policy regarding non-disparagement agreements for former employees. This decision comes after facing backlash for requiring former employees to choose between maintaining their vested equity or signing a non-disparagement agreement that had no expiration date. Policy Reversal The internal memo, which was obtained by CNBC, informed former employees that