The latest manufacturing gauges for August have shown that U.S. factories are still experiencing a slowdown, raising concerns about the overall state of the economy. The Institute for Supply Management’s survey of purchasing managers revealed that only 47.2% reported expansion during the month, falling below the 50% breakeven point for activity. While this figure was
Alfonso Cuarón, the renowned Oscar-winning director, is currently mulling over the idea of transforming his lauded seven-hour Apple TV+ series, Disclaimer, into a format that could meet the criteria for Academy Award eligibility. The exceptional work, helmed and adapted by Cuarón from Renée Knight’s gripping 2015 novel, revolves around Catherine Ravenscroft, a documentary filmmaker portrayed
Cannabis, a widely used substance in the United States, has been found to impact the human body’s epigenome, according to a study conducted by epidemiologist Lifang Hou and her team at Northwestern University. The epigenome, a complex system of switches that regulate gene activity, can be influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors, including the use
The REC-CAGEFREE I randomized trial compared drug-coated balloon (DCB) angioplasty with stenting as the initial strategy for de novo coronary artery stenoses. The results showed that DCB with rescue use of drug-eluting stents (DES) led to a significantly higher rate of adverse cardiovascular events compared to intended stenting. This study, presented by Ling Tao, MD,
The recent decision by British Foreign Minister David Lammy to suspend some arms export licenses to Israel sends a strong message about the importance of ethical arms trading. This move comes in response to fears that these arms could be used in a way that would breach international law. Lammy announced that 30 out of