Study suggests the threat of mold-associated illnesses may be underappreciated

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Study suggests the threat of mold-associated illnesses may be underappreciated

NEW YORK — A first-of-its-kind U.S. study suggests invasive mold infections may be an underappreciated — and potentially deadly — threat. The researchers detected about 450 cases in Atlanta-area hospitals over five years. About a third of the patients died in the hospital. The findings, published t»»»

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The Conversation Global Stati Uniti d'America 07.07. 14:32

Why the DOJ is investigating Philadelphia after police stripped gun permits from Black Panthers-inspired group

Paul Birdsong leads the Black Lion Party for International Solidarity, an armed, Black Panthers-inspired mutual aid group in Philadelphia. Until February, the 39-year-old carried a firearm during the group’s neighborhood patrols to increase neighborhood safety. Then the police revoked his carry lic»»»

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Asian News International India 07.07. 07:52

IIM Udaipur Virtually Launches BBA Program

PRNewswireUdaipur (Rajasthan) [India], July 7: Indian Institute of Management Udaipur today held the virtual inauguration ceremony of its Bachelor of Business Administration, or BBA Program. The Chief Guest for the ceremony was Hon'ble Shri Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Gov»»»

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China Daily Cina 11.06. 04:33

The family history that lies beneath

In a talk following the screening of her first feature documentary film, May the Soil Be Everywhere, at the recent Houston Asian American Pacific Islander Film Festival, director Zhao Yehui discussed how she discovered a family history, and how that shaped the film's development. Zhao's grandmother»»»

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Shopee slashes jobs in Singapore amid AI push; software engineers among those affected

SINGAPORE: E-commerce giant Shopee has slashed jobs in Singapore amid its latest foray into artificial intelligence, stating that the cuts come after a regular review of business operations. Responding to media queries on Wednesday (Jun 10), a Shopee spokesperson said the company regularly assesses»»»

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