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data scribe The Los Angeles Chargers (4-3) have no players on the injury report for Sunday, Nov. 3, against the Cleveland Browns (2-6) at Cleveland Browns Stadium. It becomes. Meanwhile, the Browns (2-6) currently have just one player listed on the report. The game begins at 1:00 PM ET.Learn more about Los Angeles Chargers vs. Cleveland Browns on FOX Sports!Where Jalen Hurts and Jameis Winston climb, Patrick sits on Mahomes Mountain | First things first Nick Wright reveals who’s moving up and down the QB tier in Week 9, including Jalen Hurts and Jameis Winston, who came off a big…

Kamala Harris says American patriots didn’t take pains to make us ‘subject to the will of another despicable tyrant’Your support helps us tell the storyread moreMost polls show this election remains close. In a race this close, reporters are needed on the ground to talk to the people Trump and Harris are courting. Your support allows us to keep sending journalists to this story.The Independent is trusted every month by 27 million Americans from across the political spectrum. Unlike many other quality news organizations, we don’t lock you away from our reporting or analysis with a paywall. But quality journalism…

register hereThe Pan American Heatlh Organization (PAHO) warmly welcomes you to participate virtually in the event “Unveiling the New Diabetes Research Agenda” on Wednesday, November 20, 2024. The event is hosted by PAHO in collaboration with the World Health Organization. University of Geneva. The launch is part of the program of the Diabetes Regional Conference on Improving Care and Research Priorities, to be hosted by PAHO in Washington DC on 20 and 21 November 2024, within the framework of the Better Care Initiative for NCDs. and strengthen local implementation of NCDs. Global Diabetes Compact (GDC). How to participatethe purpose Introducing…

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) – Doctors say the best way to avoid illness this winter is to get vaccinated.Influenza, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines can prevent respiratory illnesses that cause cough, aches, and fever.During the cold season, it is common to contract and transmit viruses such as coronavirus disease (COVID-19), influenza, and other respiratory illnesses.Dr. John Brooks of McLaren Health said: “We’re starting to congregate, kids are going back to school, we’re into the holiday season, people are congregating quite a bit, so these viruses can spread to each other relatively quickly. I will do it,” he said. care.Brooks is an infectious…

Jefferson Health is using new 3D technology for patients who need spinal fusion surgery. This new high-tech back surgery is used to create personalized spinal implants, and for a Chester County mother, it was life-changing.Climbing stairs used to be impossible for 37-year-old Renee Schreiner.”I felt a shooting pain in my back and lower back,” Schreiner said. “I couldn’t speak and I was crying. It was unbearable.”Imaging revealed that she had an old stress fracture that caused her spine to become misaligned. The treatment was spinal fusion. Dr. Srinivas Prasad of Jefferson Health performed her surgery. He was the first neurosurgeon…

New York CNN — Jazmine Evans was diagnosed with kidney disease in 2012 at the age of 17. She received a kidney transplant in July 2023 after being on the transplant waiting list for four years. Today, a year and a half after the transplant, Evans said she feels great, her kidneys are functioning “absolutely normal” and there are “no signs of rejection.” But her path to transplant was not easy. Evans told CNN that she was listed for a kidney transplant in 2019, four years later than she should have been, because her race was used in the clinical…

HOUGHTON, Mich. (WLUC) – Due to the growing demand for housing in the Houghton-Hancock area, Michigan Technological University partners held a housing fair for students on Wednesday.Students who wish to live off-campus can stop by to learn about the various housing opportunities in the area. The university says it has the highest number of students enrolled on campus since 1982. The university reported in September that it enrolled 7,430 students, 110 more than last year.The university’s partner College Pads is responsible for operating the university’s official off-campus housing website. The company’s goal for the fair was to further help students…

Protesters occupied the building where the event was held. Earlier today, protesters from Edinburgh University Justice for Palestinian Society (EUJPS) and People and Planet Edinburgh disrupted the University of Edinburgh’s Engineering Careers Fair. Protesters were seen giving speeches, which were posted on Instagram, and holding signs and Palestinian flags on walls. Earlier that month, EUJPS staged a protest at a major university career fair, leading to Amazon representatives leaving the event early. Protesters primarily targeted four companies attending the event: GE Aerospace UK, Honeywell, JCB and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy Limited. EUJPS said these companies are being targeted because of…

WASHINGTON — Militants have stepped up attacks on polio vaccination teams and their police escorts amid a dramatic resurgence of polio cases in Pakistan. Officials say the deteriorating security situation has prevented polio vaccination teams from reaching communities in high-risk areas where polio is endemic. On Tuesday, militants attacked two health centers in the tribal districts of Orakzai and Waziristan that are being used in polio vaccination campaigns. Two police officers were killed in an attack in a rebel area along the Afghan border. According to local officials in North Waziristan, militants snatched guns from police officers guarding polio teams…

The international monitoring project established when the Paris Agreement was signed reported on Wednesday that climate-related health risks are worsening, with more people facing dangerous heat, food insecurity, pathogens and other threats. A team of 122 researchers from United Nations agencies and academic institutions around the world published their findings in The Lancet ahead of climate change negotiations scheduled for next month in Azerbaijan. The findings were accompanied by the authors’ urgent plea for stronger government action to save lives. Marina Romanello, executive director of the Lancet Countdown Project at University College London, said in a statement: “This year’s inventory…