PANDEMIC IN PRIMARY HEALTHCARE AFTER COVID

We cannot quickly forget the worries and sadness that followed the infectious pandemic of the Coronavirus, which essentially destroyed the global economy. Businesses, schools, places of religion, and places of recreation were closed due to the pandemic, except for vital services. a terrifying, un...

The emergency decree gave the prime minister full responsibility for anti-virus efforts as the chairman of the Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA)

The economic outlook following the reopening of the country, according to Gen Prayut, is optimistic due to an increase in the number of international tourists.

However, he stated that the government still had several concerns to address, including the problem of overcrowding at immigrat...

Oil and gas exports from the United States are driving up domestic prices

The United States' oil and natural gas business has long pushed for and received relief from government export limitations, which were imposed in the last decade. The purported explanation was that the United States will have enough oil and gas to spare due to the so-called "shale revolu...

Lotte Chemical Partners Up With a Company Based in the U.S to Build an Overseas Factory

To support Lotte Chemical’s battery components, Lotte Chemical announced, on Monday, that it has decided to make an electrolyte solvent factory abroad with the aid of a chemical company based in the United States.      

An agreement was signed with Sa...

The EU and the US have teamed up to aid in the development of global cyber security

The United States and the European Union intend to collaborate to protect developing countries' digital infrastructure. Here's why this matters so much.

The Wall Street Journal published a piece earlier this week titled "The US, EU Plan Joint Foreign Aid for Cybersecurity t...

With a win over Thailand, the US sweeps the VNL QC leg

On Sunday at Smart Araneta Coliseum, Ali Frantti scored 27 points to help the United States avoid a sluggish start by defeating Thailand, 17-25, 25-13, 25-23, 25-18, to clinch a four-game sweep of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) Quezon City leg.

After a superb stint in Week 2, the 6...

Women's blood pressure may be raised if they are exposed to a lot of "forever chemicals"

According to a new study, exposure to man-made chemicals found in everyday household products, as well as soil, air, food, and water, may increase the risk of high blood pressure in middle-aged women.

Middle-aged women with greater blood concentrations of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substa...

Dragging the United States into the quagmire: The United States should not strengthen its ties with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have emerged as major participants in global politics as a result of their oil production capacity and closeness to US rivals. Following differences over the war in Ukraine, President Biden and the UAE are reportedly contemplating a "strategic securi...

According to a study, universal healthcare in the US might have saved 338,000 deaths from Covid

According to research, a universal healthcare system in the United States might have saved more than 338,000 lives and more than $105 billion in healthcare costs during the Covid-19 pandemic.

According to the research, more than 1 million individuals died in the United States as a resul...

The United States and the European Union will collaborate on pandemic preparedness

In part in reaction to the Covid-19 outbreak, the European Commission and the US government have signed a pact to increase coordination between the US and the EU on preparedness and response to public health hazards.

The Commission announced the agreement on June 9th, stating that it wi...

Forever Chemicals - Rise In Women’s B.P

A recent study indicates that exposure to man-made chemicals found in ordinary household items and in soil, air, and water may raise the risk of hypertension in women of middle age. The study revealed that middle-aged women with higher blood levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) we...

The visit of the US Defense Secretary and the Indo-Pacific policy is being protested by a red-shirt leader

Jatuporn Prompan, the leader of the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD), or "Red Shirt," led a small group of Thais who staged a rally in front of the Ministry of Defense yesterday (Monday) to protest US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's visit to Thailand and his co...

The rape lawsuit against Ronaldo is dismissed by a US judge.

The rape lawsuit brought by Kathryn Mayorga, a teacher and ex-model against Christiano Ronaldo was dismissed by the US District Judge Jennifer Dorsey.

Allegedly she was sexually assaulted by the footballer in 2009 in a Las Vegas hotel room. These allegations were denied by Ronaldo who e...

China accused the United States of attempting to 'hijack' Asian support

'Under the pretext of multilateralism, no country should impose its will on others or harass others.'

On Sunday, China's defence minister accused the US of attempting to "hijack" the backing of Asia-Pacific countries to turn them against Beijing, claiming Washingto...

Subsidiaries of Westlake Chemical Corporation have agreed to reduce harmful air pollution at three chemical plants in the United States

Westlake Chemical Corporation's five subsidiaries — Westlake Chemical OpCo LP, Westlake Petrochemicals LLC, Westlake Polymers LLC, Westlake Styrene LLC, and Westlake Vinyls, Inc. — have agreed to spend $110 million on upgrades and compliance measures to resolve allegations that th...

Warner Bros. Discovery appoints a Sports Chief to Lead the Company Into the Streaming Era

Luis Silberwasser, the CEO, will be in charge of key talks with the NBA at a time when the value of live sports rights is skyrocketing.

Warner Bros. Discovery Sports will be led by Luis Silberwasser as chairman and CEO.

Warner Bros. Discovery, the media conglomerate formed by ...

Scope 3 emissions divide European and US oil and gas businesses on the path to net-zero emissions

By mid-century, all European oil firms have pledged to achieve net-zero emissions of any type, a timeframe that scientists think will keep global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius.

Customers, on the other hand, say that they should be held responsible for the carbon they emit by pa...

Tiger Woods has announced that he will not compete in the US Open next week

Tiger Woods stated on Tuesday that he will not compete in the US Open at Brookline next week to focus on his recovery from severe leg injuries suffered in a car accident last year.

Last month, the 15-time major champion pulled out of the PGA Championship after the third round.

A growing body of research demonstrates that republican politics is linked to greater death rates

Individuals in the United States have had a lower life expectancy and poorer health outcomes than people in other high-income countries for decades, and the problem has gotten worse with time.

 This widespread disadvantage has been linked to unhealthy behaviours, a broken healthcar...

PFAS in oil and gas extraction products is prohibited in Colorado

Cosmetics, food packaging, and other things containing these substances are likewise prohibited in the state.

Colorado has become the first state in the United States to prohibit the use of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in products used in oil and gas drilling.

A ...