By David Tom Cooke, MD, as told to Susan Bernstein The term is “inoperable lung cancer.” It means that the risk of surgery to remove the lung cancer exceeds the benefits of the surgery for a patient. However, it is hard to tell if someone is “inoperable.” Age is one factor that can slightly increase … Read more
I m watching ertugrul to osman series for a while.There is a thing i didn’t liked.That is changing the charecter of Turgut Alp.Before anybody says anything,i Don’t care which actor plays this role as long it is the real Turgut charecter who served kyi and Osmania from the time of Ertugruls father.
As a parent of teens, I often wonder: Why didn’t anyone tell me it would be like this? I don’t mean the warnings and complaints about how challenging the teen years are. I don’t mean all of the “just you wait” admonitions. I don’t mean the cliches and memes. What I want to know is … Read more
Nov. 14, 2022 – When Cherie Russell’s husband brought home a bottle of jarred marinara sauce from the grocery story with a label advertising less sugar, he thought he had made a healthy choice. But when Russell, a food researcher at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia, looked more closely at the label, she saw that … Read more
A woman on TikTok has gone viral after claiming she was checked on while using the bathroom at a Starbucks location, which led to an argument that ended with her being asked to leave the establishment. The initial video, which has over 1.1 million views as of this writing, begins with an employee informing TikToker … Read more
Like all exciting scientific advancements, a recently discovery of 115,000-year-old human footprints have given archaeologists more questions that answers. They’re wondering why these footprints are where they are, who exactly made them, and most importantly, what can they tell us about early human migration? In short, they seem to point to the fact that homo … Read more
“I never changed my name officially.” Martin Sheen wishes he could have done one thing differently in his acting career — and it has to do with his name. Michael Kovac / Getty Images for myCinema As a young actor, Martin was convinced to use a stage name instead of his real name, but now … Read more
There’s no shortage of companies, governments and organizations around the world searching for talented workers with a deep knowledge of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The demand is providing a clear pathway to rewarding, world-changing and well-paying STEM careers for many young people. However, some students are missing these incredible opportunities because they haven’t … Read more
Societies all over the world face an ever-growing list of complex issues that require informed solutions. Whether it’s addressing infectious diseases, the effects of climate change, supply chain issues or resource scarcity, the world has an immediate need for problem-solvers with science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills. Here in the United States, we’re experiencing … Read more
Reading this is like taking a cooking course in a five minutes. 1. Ever wonder what the exact differences are between the ways you can cook a steak? This chart’s for you: 2. And this chart explains the cooking differences for burgers: 3. Never wonder, “Wait…do I put the veggies in the water before or … Read more
YouTube / Gayming Magazine The second annual Gayming Awards, where games across the entire industry were celebrated for their creativity and how they chose to represent the LGBTQ+ community, took place at the Troxy theater in London. In an industry like video games, where even the smallest steps of progress feel like a monumental achievement, … Read more
11. “I spent almost every dime I had to fly to Europe to see my dying uncle — and I don’t regret it. My uncle was one of the most wonderful people I’ve ever known, the absolute kindest man, insanely smart, funny, and caring. He made everyone he loved KNOW that he loved them. He … Read more