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Defense Secretary Austin has been hospitalized since Jan. 1, but the Pentagon kept the news quiet

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications following a minor elective medical procedure.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization is counter to normal practice with the president and other senior U.S. officials and Cabinet members.

A Pentagon Mystery: Why Was Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's Hospital Stay Kept Secret For Days?

Pentagon did not inform senior Biden administration leaders and top Pentagon officials of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization until days later.
The Pentagon's lack of transparency about Austin's illness is concerning and goes against normal practice for high-ranking officials.

Pentagon: SecDef Austin recovering after being hospitalized

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for complications from an elective medical procedure.
The Pentagon did not provide details about the procedure or complications but said Austin is recovering well.

Defense Secretary Hospitalized After Complications From Elective Procedure

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications from a recent medical procedure.
Austin is expected to resume his full duties today, after recovering well and receiving treatment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

Pressure Builds on Pentagon to Explain Timeline of Austin's Hospitalization

The Pentagon is facing scrutiny for not notifying senior Biden administration officials and Congress about Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III's hospitalization.
Former Vice President Mike Pence called the delay in disclosing Austin's hospitalization a dereliction of duty.

Defense secretary remains hospitalized as details emerge about delays in notification, even to Biden

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization was kept secret from key decision-makers, including President Joe Biden, reflecting a lack of transparency.
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks was not notified of Austin's hospitalization until Thursday and began assuming some of his duties.

Defense Secretary Austin has been hospitalized since Jan. 1, but the Pentagon kept the news quiet

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications following a minor elective medical procedure.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization is counter to normal practice with the president and other senior U.S. officials and Cabinet members.

A Pentagon Mystery: Why Was Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's Hospital Stay Kept Secret For Days?

Pentagon did not inform senior Biden administration leaders and top Pentagon officials of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization until days later.
The Pentagon's lack of transparency about Austin's illness is concerning and goes against normal practice for high-ranking officials.

Pentagon: SecDef Austin recovering after being hospitalized

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for complications from an elective medical procedure.
The Pentagon did not provide details about the procedure or complications but said Austin is recovering well.

Defense Secretary Hospitalized After Complications From Elective Procedure

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications from a recent medical procedure.
Austin is expected to resume his full duties today, after recovering well and receiving treatment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

Pressure Builds on Pentagon to Explain Timeline of Austin's Hospitalization

The Pentagon is facing scrutiny for not notifying senior Biden administration officials and Congress about Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III's hospitalization.
Former Vice President Mike Pence called the delay in disclosing Austin's hospitalization a dereliction of duty.

Defense secretary remains hospitalized as details emerge about delays in notification, even to Biden

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospitalization was kept secret from key decision-makers, including President Joe Biden, reflecting a lack of transparency.
Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks was not notified of Austin's hospitalization until Thursday and began assuming some of his duties.
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Pentagon Releases More Details About Secretary Lloyd Austin's Secretive Hospitalization

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent a medical procedure on December 22 and was admitted to intensive care on January 1 due to severe pain.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization for several days reflects a lack of transparency and raises concerns about national security.

Pentagon Releases More Details About Secretary Lloyd Austin's Secretive Hospitalization

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent a medical procedure on December 22 and was admitted to intensive care on January 1 due to severe pain.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization for several days reflects a lack of transparency and raises concerns about national security.

Pentagon Releases More Details About Secretary Lloyd Austin's Secretive Hospitalization

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent a medical procedure on December 22 and was admitted to intensive care on January 1 due to severe pain.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization for several days reflects a lack of transparency and raises concerns about national security.

Pentagon Releases More Details About Secretary Lloyd Austin's Secretive Hospitalization

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent a medical procedure on December 22 and was admitted to intensive care on January 1 due to severe pain.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization for several days reflects a lack of transparency and raises concerns about national security.
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Pentagon Releases More Details About Secretary Lloyd Austin's Secretive Hospitalization

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin underwent a medical procedure on December 22 and was admitted to intensive care on January 1 due to severe pain.
The Pentagon's failure to disclose Austin's hospitalization for several days reflects a lack of transparency and raises concerns about national security.
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Lloyd Austin's Disappearing Act

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was hospitalized following complications from an 'elective procedure.'
There is speculation about why Austin did not inform President Biden and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan about his hospitalization.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in hospital Pentagon DW 01/06/2024

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized due to complications following a minor elective medical procedure.
Austin's absence was not made public initially due to privacy and medical issues.

Defense Secretary Austin hospitalized since Monday at Walter Reed following complications from elective procedure

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications from a minor medical procedure.
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks was prepared to act as Secretary in Austin's absence.

Hospitalized Pentagon Chief Was in Intensive Care Unit

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was hospitalized and spent time in intensive care
He has now resumed his full duties while still in the hospital

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin faces growing heat from Congress over hospitalization

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is facing criticism from members of Congress over the secrecy surrounding his recent hospitalization.
Congressional leaders from both parties are calling for Austin to provide more information about the incident.

Lloyd Austin's Disappearing Act

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was hospitalized following complications from an 'elective procedure.'
There is speculation about why Austin did not inform President Biden and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan about his hospitalization.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in hospital Pentagon DW 01/06/2024

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized due to complications following a minor elective medical procedure.
Austin's absence was not made public initially due to privacy and medical issues.

Defense Secretary Austin hospitalized since Monday at Walter Reed following complications from elective procedure

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been hospitalized since Monday due to complications from a minor medical procedure.
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks was prepared to act as Secretary in Austin's absence.

Hospitalized Pentagon Chief Was in Intensive Care Unit

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was hospitalized and spent time in intensive care
He has now resumed his full duties while still in the hospital

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin faces growing heat from Congress over hospitalization

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is facing criticism from members of Congress over the secrecy surrounding his recent hospitalization.
Congressional leaders from both parties are calling for Austin to provide more information about the incident.
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Hospitals revive mask mandates as respiratory viruses surge

Hospitals are reinstating mask mandates due to the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 variant known as JN.1.
Confirmed flu cases are increasing alongside COVID-19 infections.
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Hospitals revive mask mandates as respiratory viruses surge

Hospitals are reinstating mask mandates due to the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 variant known as JN.1.
Confirmed flu cases are increasing alongside COVID-19 infections.

Hospitals revive mask mandates as respiratory viruses surge

Hospitals are reinstating mask mandates due to the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 variant known as JN.1.
Confirmed flu cases are increasing alongside COVID-19 infections.

More Hospitals Require Masks As Flu And COVID-19 Cases Surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors in anticipation of a post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of January and then drop, with this year's flu strain causing fewer deaths and hospitalizations compared to previous strains.

More Hospitals Require Masks As Flu And COVID-19 Cases Surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors in anticipation of a post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of January and then drop, with this year's flu strain causing fewer deaths and hospitalizations compared to previous strains.

Mask mandates back at NYC-run hospitals as COVID and flu cases rise

Mask mandates are back in New York City hospitals and health facilities due to increased COVID and flu cases.
The requirement applies to all 11 hospitals under NYC Health and Hospitals and went into effect just after Christmas.

Mask mandates back at NYC-run hospitals as COVID and flu cases rise

Mask mandates are back in New York City hospitals and health facilities due to increased COVID and flu cases.
The requirement applies to all 11 hospitals under NYC Health and Hospitals and went into effect just after Christmas.

Hospitals revive mask mandates as respiratory viruses surge

Hospitals are reinstating mask mandates due to the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 variant known as JN.1.
Confirmed flu cases are increasing alongside COVID-19 infections.

Hospitals revive mask mandates as respiratory viruses surge

Hospitals are reinstating mask mandates due to the spread of the highly contagious COVID-19 variant known as JN.1.
Confirmed flu cases are increasing alongside COVID-19 infections.

More Hospitals Require Masks As Flu And COVID-19 Cases Surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors in anticipation of a post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of January and then drop, with this year's flu strain causing fewer deaths and hospitalizations compared to previous strains.

More Hospitals Require Masks As Flu And COVID-19 Cases Surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors in anticipation of a post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of January and then drop, with this year's flu strain causing fewer deaths and hospitalizations compared to previous strains.

Mask mandates back at NYC-run hospitals as COVID and flu cases rise

Mask mandates are back in New York City hospitals and health facilities due to increased COVID and flu cases.
The requirement applies to all 11 hospitals under NYC Health and Hospitals and went into effect just after Christmas.

Mask mandates back at NYC-run hospitals as COVID and flu cases rise

Mask mandates are back in New York City hospitals and health facilities due to increased COVID and flu cases.
The requirement applies to all 11 hospitals under NYC Health and Hospitals and went into effect just after Christmas.
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The 12 Best Hotels in Paris 2023 - 2024 - Frenchly

Parisian hotels have a distinguishable character that makes you feel like you're on the set of a movie scene
Frenchly chooses the best hotels based on personal experience, thorough research, and customer reviews
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Urgent hunt for suspects on the loose after Erith double stabbing

Two people were stabbed and taken to the hospital in Erith.
The suspect or suspects are still at large and police are urgently searching for them.

Man rushed to hospital after stabbing in Thamesmead

A man in his 20s was stabbed in Thamesmead.
The man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Urgent hunt for suspects on the loose after Erith double stabbing

Two people were stabbed and taken to the hospital in Erith.
The suspect or suspects are still at large and police are urgently searching for them.

Man rushed to hospital after stabbing in Thamesmead

A man in his 20s was stabbed in Thamesmead.
The man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Santa Clara County cautions against winter illness surge - San Jose Spotlight

Santa Clara County is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like COVID, influenza, and RSV.
COVID hospitalizations in the county have reached similar numbers compared to last winter.

Santa Clara County cautions against winter illness surge - San Jose Spotlight

Santa Clara County is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like COVID, influenza, and RSV.
COVID hospitalizations in the county have reached similar numbers compared to last winter.

Santa Clara County cautions against winter illness surge - San Jose Spotlight

Santa Clara County is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like COVID, influenza, and RSV.
COVID hospitalizations in the county have reached similar numbers compared to last winter.

Santa Clara County cautions against winter illness surge - San Jose Spotlight

Santa Clara County is experiencing a surge in respiratory illnesses like COVID, influenza, and RSV.
COVID hospitalizations in the county have reached similar numbers compared to last winter.
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#healthcar

More hospitals are requiring masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors due to an expected post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of the month and then drop, with current flu vaccines being well-matched to the strain.

More hospitals are requiring masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors due to an expected post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of the month and then drop, with current flu vaccines being well-matched to the strain.

Hospitals dealing with influx of kids with respiratory illnesses

Surge in cases of RSV and flu among kids
Hospitals dealing with a surge and lack of beds

More hospitals are requiring masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors due to an expected post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of the month and then drop, with current flu vaccines being well-matched to the strain.

More hospitals are requiring masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors due to an expected post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of the month and then drop, with current flu vaccines being well-matched to the strain.

Hospitals dealing with influx of kids with respiratory illnesses

Surge in cases of RSV and flu among kids
Hospitals dealing with a surge and lack of beds
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More hospitals are requiring masks as flu and COVID-19 cases surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors due to an expected post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of the month and then drop, with current flu vaccines being well-matched to the strain.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.
#cybersecur

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.

As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.
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As hackers escalate health care attacks, growing concerns over medical devices

Medical devices in hospitals and patients' homes are potential targets for hackers due to vulnerabilities and outdated software.
Government watchdogs have called for improved coordination on the cybersecurity of medical devices.
#eltham

Woman taken to hospital after tree falls on car during Storm Henk in Eltham

A woman was taken to the hospital after a tree fell on a car during Storm Henk in Eltham.
The incident happened in Court Road at around 3.20pm on January 2.

Person taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash in Eltham

One person injured in a two-vehicle crash in Eltham
The person's injuries were assessed as not life-threatening

Woman taken to hospital after tree falls on car during Storm Henk in Eltham

A woman was taken to the hospital after a tree fell on a car during Storm Henk in Eltham.
The incident happened in Court Road at around 3.20pm on January 2.

Person taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash in Eltham

One person injured in a two-vehicle crash in Eltham
The person's injuries were assessed as not life-threatening
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More Hospitals Require Masks As Flu And COVID-19 Cases Surge

More U.S. hospitals are requiring masks and limiting visitors in anticipation of a post-holiday spike in flu, COVID-19, and other illnesses.
Flu and COVID-19 cases may peak by the end of January and then drop, with this year's flu strain causing fewer deaths and hospitalizations compared to previous strains.
#new-york-c

Mask mandate reinstated in NYC public hospitals; 3 S.I. zip codes have most COVID hospitalizations, deaths

The New York City public hospital system is reinstating mask requirements in response to a rise in COVID and other respiratory illnesses.
The mask requirement applies to anyone entering New York H+H hospitals, community health centers, and nursing homes.

Mask mandate reinstated in NYC public hospitals; 3 S.I. zip codes have most COVID hospitalizations, deaths

The New York City public hospital system is reinstating mask requirements in response to a rise in COVID and other respiratory illnesses.
The mask requirement applies to anyone entering New York H+H hospitals, community health centers, and nursing homes.

First Baby of 2024 Was Born at South Brooklyn Health

The first baby of 2024 was born at NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health.
The baby boy is the fifth first baby of the New Year for the hospital in a row.

Mask mandate reinstated in NYC public hospitals; 3 S.I. zip codes have most COVID hospitalizations, deaths

The New York City public hospital system is reinstating mask requirements in response to a rise in COVID and other respiratory illnesses.
The mask requirement applies to anyone entering New York H+H hospitals, community health centers, and nursing homes.

Mask mandate reinstated in NYC public hospitals; 3 S.I. zip codes have most COVID hospitalizations, deaths

The New York City public hospital system is reinstating mask requirements in response to a rise in COVID and other respiratory illnesses.
The mask requirement applies to anyone entering New York H+H hospitals, community health centers, and nursing homes.

First Baby of 2024 Was Born at South Brooklyn Health

The first baby of 2024 was born at NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn Health.
The baby boy is the fifth first baby of the New Year for the hospital in a row.
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Mask mandate reinstated in NYC public hospitals; 3 S.I. zip codes have most COVID hospitalizations, deaths

The New York City public hospital system is reinstating mask requirements in response to a rise in COVID and other respiratory illnesses.
The mask requirement applies to anyone entering New York H+H hospitals, community health centers, and nursing homes.

Fast-spreading Covid variant fuels outbreaks as hospitals feel effects of winter

The winter illness wave, including flu and the JN.1 Covid variant, is causing a surge in hospitalizations and putting pressure on healthcare systems.
Visiting restrictions are in place in some hospitals due to flu and Covid outbreaks.

Fast-spreading Covid variant fuels outbreaks as hospitals feel effects of winter

The winter illness wave, including flu and the JN.1 Covid variant, is causing a surge in hospitalizations and putting pressure on healthcare systems.
Visiting restrictions are in place in some hospitals due to flu and Covid outbreaks.

Fast-spreading Covid variant fuels outbreaks as hospitals feel effects of winter

The winter illness wave, including flu and the JN.1 Covid variant, is causing a surge in hospitalizations and putting pressure on healthcare systems.
Visiting restrictions are in place in some hospitals due to flu and Covid outbreaks.

Several In Hospital After Contracting Respiratory Disease in Sydney's CBD

Seven people have been hospitalized with Legionnaires' disease after visiting Sydney's CBD over the holiday season.
The disease is not contagious through person-to-person contact, and those with suppressed immune systems or pre-existing lung conditions are most at risk.

Mask mandates back at NYC-run hospitals as COVID and flu cases rise

Mask mandates are back in New York City hospitals and health facilities due to increased COVID and flu cases.
The requirement applies to all 11 hospitals under NYC Health and Hospitals and went into effect just after Christmas.

Fertility appointments delayed after water main break closes Boston hospital's fertility center for at least a month

A water main break at Brigham and Women's Hospital on Christmas Eve affected IVF patients scheduled for egg retrievals and embryo transfers.
The Center for Infertility and Reproductive Surgery will be closed for at least a month.

Women shot in Cicero domestic dispute identified after alleged gunman found dead

Two women were shot and killed in Cicero, Illinois.
The alleged gunman died of self-inflicted wounds.

800 people a week expected to be hospitalised with flu, nursing homes told they can limit visitors as winter illness wave peaks

The flu outbreak is expected to peak in the coming week, but will continue to be a health threat for some time.
RSV cases are still circulating, particularly in young children, and vigilance is required.
Hospitals have prepared for the surge in attendances after the holidays and have more beds available compared to last year.

800 people a week expected to be hospitalised with flu, nursing homes told they can limit visitors as winter illness wave peaks

The flu outbreak is expected to peak in the coming week, but will continue to be a health threat for some time.
RSV cases are still circulating, particularly in young children, and vigilance is required.
Hospitals have prepared for the surge in attendances after the holidays and have more beds available compared to last year.

800 people a week expected to be hospitalised with flu, nursing homes told they can limit visitors as winter illness wave peaks

The flu outbreak is expected to peak in the coming week, but will continue to be a health threat for some time.
RSV cases are still circulating, particularly in young children, and vigilance is required.
Hospitals have prepared for the surge in attendances after the holidays and have more beds available compared to last year.

Should Patients Be Allowed to Die From Anorexia?

Naomi, who had been starving herself for 26 years, was admitted to a hospital for medical stabilization and nutritional rehabilitation.
Reintroducing food to an emaciated body too quickly can be dangerous and even lethal, as observed in concentration camp survivors after World War II.

Been There Eaten That

2023 was a complicated year for the author due to their battle with cancer
Food and restaurant dining played a significant role in the author's recovery and enjoyment

Bay Area Wastewater Shows Rising Levels of COVID, Flu, and RSV After Holidays

The new JN.1 COVID variant is causing a surge in COVID transmission, with over 40% of new cases being attributed to this variant.
Wastewater data shows a rise in COVID, flu, and RSV infections following holiday gatherings.

Bay Area Wastewater Shows Rising Levels of COVID, Flu, and RSV After Holidays

The new JN.1 COVID variant is causing a surge in COVID transmission, with over 40% of new cases being attributed to this variant.
Wastewater data shows a rise in COVID, flu, and RSV infections following holiday gatherings.

Bay Area Wastewater Shows Rising Levels of COVID, Flu, and RSV After Holidays

The new JN.1 COVID variant is causing a surge in COVID transmission, with over 40% of new cases being attributed to this variant.
Wastewater data shows a rise in COVID, flu, and RSV infections following holiday gatherings.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.
#covid-19

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.
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Suffering from COVID and the flu: Double infections hit California hard

California hospitals are seeing an increase in COVID-19 and flu patients, some of whom have both viruses simultaneously.
The simultaneous presence of multiple respiratory viruses is causing increased strain on hospitals during an already busy season.

Chicagoland hospitals welcome first babies of 2024

Many people begin the new year with glasses of Champagne, but some Chicago-area parents started the first hours of 2024 with the birth of a child.

David Rockwell, architect: How do you protect the uniqueness of a store? Not everything can be Starbucks'

David Rockwell is a prolific architect and designer, known for his work in theater, hospitality, and urban planning.
The Rockwell Group has designed numerous restaurants, hotels, theaters, boutiques, and urban planning projects over the past 40 years.

Anna Jaques Hospital's computer system compromised by cyberattack

Dave Rogers reports:

How south east London firefighters have helped communities in need this Christmas

London Fire Brigade teams in various boroughs have been working with charities and hospitals to bring joy to their local communities during the holiday season.
They have raised funds, collected donations, and organized visits to hospitals to provide presents and support for children in need.

German hospital system hit by cyberattack

The IT systems of three hospitals in East Westphalia, Germany, have experienced a major failure after a cyberattack.
LockBit 3.0 is suspected to be the responsible threat actor, but no claim has been made as of yet.

Bill Granger dies at 54; Australian chef helped put avocado toast on menus worldwide

By Sylvia Hui | Associated Press LONDON Bill Granger, the Australian chef, food writer and restaurant owner who brought Aussie-style food to international capitals from London to Seoul, has died.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year-From Covid

I cannot believe I am writing another column on Covid.Covid is so last year, the year before, and the year before that.

The life and career of Australian chef Bill Granger video obituary

Bill Granger, best known as the 'godfather' of avocado on toast, has died aged 54.

Everyone seems to be sick with respiratory illness in California. Here's why

(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
Does it seem like a lot of people you know are sick?
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You're not alone.

Everyone seems to be sick with respiratory illness in California. Here's why

(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
Does it seem like a lot of people you know are sick?
...
You're not alone.

Everyone seems to be sick with respiratory illness in California. Here's why

(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
Does it seem like a lot of people you know are sick?
...
You're not alone.

2-vehicle collision in Queens | Flipboard

Two drivers are in the hospital after a collision in Queens Sunday afternoon.
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Christmas miracle as twins born on different days after arriving weeks early

Twins have given their parents the best possible festive gift by arriving four weeks early but will not share the same birthdays.
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