FDA Expert Panel Sparks Concern Over Misleading Information On Antidepressants During Pregnancy

A recent FDA panel discussion on the use of antidepressants during pregnancy has sparked concern among healthcare professionals and experts, who claim that the panel spread misinformation about the drugs’ safety. The panel, comprising mostly critics of antidepressant use, presented studies with flawed controls and made inaccurate statements about the risks associated with SSRIs. The … Read more

Stay Safe with Windows 10 End-of-Life: Know Your Options

The end of Windows 10’s official support is near, and users are left wondering what to do next. Microsoft has been urging users to upgrade to Windows 11, citing cybersecurity risks associated with the outdated operating system. However, not everyone can or will make the switch due to hardware limitations. Sticking with an unsupported OS … Read more

US Inflation Hits 2.7% Amid Trade Tensions

US inflation has jumped to its steepest rise in five months, reaching 2.7% in June, according to consumer price data. Despite this, global stocks remain at record highs, and credit spreads are tightening. Chief investment officer Mark Haefele of UBS Global Wealth Management notes that the recent acceleration in inflation reflects tariffs on goods most … Read more

Upgrade Now Before Price Spike on Windows 11 Pro

Microsoft has announced that it will end security support and updates for Windows 10 in October, leaving users vulnerable to bugs and glitches. To avoid this, many are considering upgrading to Windows 11 Pro. The current price of $14.97 is significantly lower than its full price of $199, making it a more affordable option now … Read more

Bizarre Life Form Study Retracted Due to Data Controversy

A controversial study about a microscopic life form using arsenic, a toxic element poisonous to life as we know it, has been retracted by the journal Science. The discovery, which sparked debate and controversy over a decade ago, suggested that life could exist on Earth or other worlds. Researchers initially found evidence of bacteria using … Read more

Yukon Fault Found to Pose New Earthquake Hazard

A recent study by the University of Victoria has revealed that the Tintina Fault in the Klondike region of Yukon has the potential to produce massive earthquakes, up to magnitude 7.5, which could impact nearby communities and critical infrastructure. Researchers have found evidence of powerful earthquakes occurring over millions of years, but the exact timing … Read more

Hormone Therapy Warning May Be Removed by FDA

The US Food and Drug Administration is considering removing the black box warning on hormone therapy treatments that contain estrogen, citing new evidence that suggests these treatments may not increase the risk of strokes, blood clots, dementia, and breast cancer. According to Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency physician and adjunct associate professor at George Washington … Read more

Website Down After Excessive Traffic Surge

A website is currently unavailable due to an overwhelming amount of traffic requests. The issue, which has been reported by users, indicates that the server has reached its limit for handling incoming requests. The problem is often referred to as a “too many requests” error, typically seen in cases where a website experiences a sudden … Read more

Fossils Reveal Life of Early Animals 500 Million Years Ago

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery in the Grand Canyon, uncovering fossils of soft-bodied creatures from over 500 million years ago. The find provides a rare glimpse into how early animals lived, fed, and evolved during a time of rapid biological change. The fossils, discovered in rocks dating back to the Cambrian explosion, are exceptionally … Read more