Jaguars place D.J. Hayden on injured reserve
The Jaguars have placed CB D.J. Hayden on injured reserve Wednesday, the team announced. Hayden has an injured hamstring. He will have to miss at
Molecular mechanism of cross-species transmission of primate lentiviruses
Humans are exposed continuously to the menace of viral diseases such as those caused by the Ebola virus, Zika virus and coronaviruses. Such emerging/re-emerging viral
Hurricane Delta shuts most U.S. offshore oil output in 15 years
Large and powerful Hurricane Delta dealt the greatest blow to U.S. offshore Gulf of Mexico energy production in 15 years, halting most of the region’s
64 new variants of ‘Joker’ malware have invaded Android app stores
Malicious Android apps are nothing new, even on the supposedly well-curated Google Play Store. Indeed, just a couple of days ago, Google was forced to
This baker is helping kids experiencing food insecurity — 1 pie at a time
At her bakery in Chicago, Maya-Camille Broussard is serving up food justice with every pie. Broussard, an art teacher and gallerist-turned-baker from Chicago, was born
Falcons place Damontae Kazee on injured reserve
The Falcons placed safety Damontae Kazee on injured reserve Wednesday, the team announced. Kazee tore his Achilles in Monday night’s game and will miss the
New tech sees teens with diabetes improve glucose monitoring, but not control
A world-first Otago study has revealed flash glucose monitors help youth with type 1 diabetes better monitor their blood sugar levels, however it does not
Myanmar-born ‘dreamer’ snaps up U.S. drilling leases amid industry malaise
A Myanmar-born perfume entrepreneur and missionary has snapped up nearly half of the oil and gas leases offered by the Trump administration since August, saying
Epic’s arguments against Apple aren’t sitting well with the judge
Epic took Apple to court, arguing that Apple uses its App Store in an anti-competitive manner. However, U.S. District Judge Yvonne Rogers doesn’t seem phased
Petco stops selling ‘inhumane’ shock collars and calls on others to join them
Petco announced yesterday that it will stop selling shock collars both online and in stores in a move being hailed by animal welfare advocates. The