Earth's crust gave it's back-breaking tremble in the Caribbean Sea also called the West Indies. Seismologists on the ground worked hard to report that the original reading was a whopping 8 magnitude that later came down to 7. 6. More than 209 kilometers southwest of George Town, Cayman Islands, the
Ever wondered why dentures, made from heat-polymerized acrylic resin, sometimes feel like a breeding ground for germs? Well, it's all about the surface. These dentures are popular in prosthodontics because they're easy to mold and handle. However, they have a dark side— they can easily beco
Lacrosse is picking up steam all around the globe, and it's even coming back to the Olympics in 2028. With more players on the field, there's a greater need to keep them safe. Spine injuries can be serious, and handling them correctly before getting to the hospital is crucial. Experts got together
Coeur d'Alene’s downtown area is buzzing with activity. It’s not just the lake or the resort drawing people in anymore. The real attraction is the thriving businesses that have made this place their home. Kareen Link, a local entrepreneur, opened Tiffany Blue, a women's clothing boutique, way back
Imagine hiding a book inside a book. Now, imagine hiding a book inside an image, and then hiding that image inside another image. That's the idea behind a new method for keeping data safe. In today's world, keeping information safe is a big deal. With so many devices connected to the internet, ther
When it comes to making decisions about sharing individual genetic research results, people living with HIV have strong opinions. A study in Uganda asked 221 people receiving HIV care what role they wanted in deciding how to get information from genetic research. Most participants (122, 55. 2%) want
Ancient clay tablets, known as cuneiform tablets, were the go-to writing material in the Near East from around 3000 BCE to 100 CE. These clay tablets were super tough for daily use. But when they were buried for thousands of years, they started to get damaged by salts. Salts on these tablets cause
A telehealth company out of San Francisco is in hot water over a Super Bowl ad promoting a weight loss drug. This drug is not approved by the FDA because it's custom made by specialized pharmacies. Two U. S. senators and a pharmaceutical industry group are upset because they think the ad doesn't pro
Eagles fans are buzzing as veteran defensive end Brandon Graham is officially back in action. He has been sidelined since late November due to a triceps tear. The dream to play in the Super Bowl gave him the extra motivation to get ready for the big game. Graham will be playing in his 15th season,
In a global scramble, scientists are joining forces to rescue indispensable health databases that have been unexpectedly taken offline. Not long ago, these databases were essential tools. They stored important data about people's health and even helped save lives. Now, the information stored in
