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At its best, the health care system is a finely-tuned machine. Seasoned doctors, thoughtful nurses, and diligent administrative staff work together smoothly, prioritizing patient outcomes and operational efficiency, keeping safety and wellness as their highest goal. Yet despite the hard work each of these professionals puts into their jobs, the demands of modern health care too often outpace the tools that medical workers have been given. When combined with persistent workforce shortages that are particularly pronounced in remote and underserved areas, it becomes increasingly clear that the best efforts of medical workers nationwide cannot balance out the rising administrative and…
NewsFeed Students in the UK, including those at Cambridge and Oxford, are showing solidarity with Palestine and their peers around the world. Similar to protests in the US, Canada and France, encampments were set up on campus with students demanding a boycott and divestment from Israel. Published On 6 May 20246 May 2024
The protesters are building on decades of struggle for Palestine and pulling us all into a radically new future. Suddenly, history is speaking with gusto.
The Ivy League school says it will hold smaller celebrations to focus on “keeping them safe”.
The current radical and often violent protests on mostly blue-state, supposedly elite campuses have exposed in toxic fashion what the left has become. And yet, in a paradoxical fashion, the campus insanity has offered the nation some moral clarity.
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The Biden administration wants to attract companies working on digital twins for semiconductors using funding from the $280 billion CHIPS and Science Act and the creation of a chip manufacturing institute. The CHIPS Manufacturing USA institute aims to establish regional networks to share resources with companies developing and manufacturing both physical semiconductors and digital twins. Digital twins, virtual representations of physical chips that mimic the real version, make it easier to simulate how a chip might react to a boost in power or a different data configuration. This helps researchers test out new processors before putting them into production. “Digital…
Reviewed by Brian St. Pierre, MS, RD Growing up, we learn that vitamins and minerals are essential for health. (We all took those animal-shaped multis, right?) But what does that mean? What vitamins do we need, and why? How can we get the minerals our body needs for optimal health and well-being? In this article, we’ll take a detailed look at vitamins and minerals, where they come from, what they do, and what happens if you don’t get enough or too many of them. What are micronutrients? Micronutrients are the vitamins and minerals your body needs in smaller quantities (as…
When it comes to mid-tier travel cards, it’s hard to beat the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card. It comes with strong earning rates, a bunch of nifty benefits and a long list of valuable redemption options and transfer partners, all for an annual fee of $95. But how does it compare to its newest competitor, the Wells Fargo Autograph Journey℠ Card (see rates and fees), also with a $95 annual fee? Keep reading to find out. Chase Sapphire Preferred vs. Wells Fargo Autograph Journey comparison Card Wells Fargo Autograph Journey Chase Sapphire Preferred Annual fee $95 $95 Sign-up bonus Earn 60,000…
The Israeli army appears set to launch its long-threatened assault on Rafah as it instructs Palestinians to leave parts of the city in southern Gaza. Israeli forces called on Monday for people in Rafah, into which huge numbers of displaced Palestinians were previously pushed, to evacuate to “an expanded humanitarian area”. The move came as Israeli officials blamed Hamas for a breakdown in truce negotiations. The Israeli military said in social media posts that it “encourages” residents in eastern Rafah to move to an area in al-Mawasi refugee camp, located by the Mediterranean west of Khan Younis. The army said…
It is no secret that Donald Trump is a hot wire that either fires up the imagination of voters or fries the brain.For those of us who experience Trump as a Promethean bringer of enlightening fire to the dark barren fields of modern politics, it is hard to fathom the reaction of those who are terrified of him. We just say they have Trump Derangement Syndrome.But for those Trump haters, of course, it is the rest of us who are deranged. We are cult members or Christian nationalists or foot soldiers of the new Hitler.You cannot imagine more diametrically opposed…