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Month: November 2021
LeBron James enters NBA's COVID-19 health and safety protocols
Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James is entering the NBA’s COVID-19 health and safety protocols, meaning he will be sidelined for the foreseeable future,
Journal of Free Speech Law Panel on Regulating Social Media Platforms Tomorrow (Wednesday) at 11 am Pacific
UCLA’s Institute for Technology, Law, and Policy and the University of Arizona’s TechLaw Program are hosting a set of virtual public conversations between the Journal
Journal of Free Speech Law Panel on Regulating Social Media Platforms Tomorrow (Wednesday) at 11 am Pacific
UCLA’s Institute for Technology, Law, and Policy and the University of Arizona’s TechLaw Program are hosting a set of virtual public conversations between the Journal
Local councils commit to improving digital approach to healthcare
A group of councils have agreed to take part in a digital transformation programme which aims to help them improve their digital approach to healthcare.
What you don’t know about pain will hurt you [PODCAST]
“If you treat chronic pain, or are someone living with it, remember this: Changing the brain can change pain. Addressing emotional health directly impacts physical
Overprescription of Antibiotics for Sore Throat Surged During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Epic’s Cosmos database shows how antibiotic prescription patterns have changed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The games Nintendo might reveal at The Game Awards | Last of the Nintendogs 022
The 22nd episode of Last of the Nintendogs is here because you can not keep a good boy down even if it might forget to
Fauci says omicron Covid variant has already been found in 20 countries but not yet in the U.S.
Dr. Anthony Fauci said Tuesday that the omicron Covid variant has been detected in 20 countries so far but officials haven’t confirmed a case in
New court rulings halt Biden vaccine mandate for federal contractors, health workers
A pair of rulings by separate federal judges Tuesday temporarily halted parts of the Biden administration’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for certain workers.One ruling, issued