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European leaders close ranks with AstraZeneca vaccine: “Listen to the science, it’s safe”.
Europe concludes this Friday a convulsive working week in which the news in the capitals of the Old Continent has been marked by a leitmotiv: AstraZeneca, the name of...
Covid-19 has already caused nearly 2.7 million deaths and 122 million positives worldwide
The coronavirus pandemic has accumulated almost 2.7 million deaths worldwide, after adding more than 10,500 additional fatalities in the last 24 hours, according to the count updated by Johns...
Left or right: why does it matter which side we choose to sleep on?
A restful and continuous sleep, without nocturnal awakenings, is essential to be rested during the day and thus maintain our performance and ability to concentrate. In this regard, when...
US House of Representatives takes first step towards regularisation of millions of immigrants
The US House of Representatives, controlled by President Joe Biden's Democrats, on Thursday approved two immigration reform bills to regularise nearly 4 million undocumented immigrants, mostly young people known...
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Science
Perseverance lets us know what it sounds like to roll on Mars for the...
Ever since Perseverance landed and got underway, we've been keeping a close eye on what NASA's rover can tell us. We have already seen the first high-resolution photos and...
The Ingenuity helicopter has also reached Mars in perfect condition
In the midst of all the excitement about Perseverance's arrival on Mars and the presentation of the spectacular video of its arrival, we had missed the announcement that the...
Italy to investigate Government members for coronavirus management
The public prosecutor's office of the city of Bergamo, epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in Italy, will investigate members of the government for the management of the coronavirus health...
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Technology
Apple to discontinue original HomePod to focus on next-generation HomePod mini
The original HomePod, launched at the end of 2018, will not have a new model. After several months of speculation about the release of...
New Google course to learn how to program Android apps from...
If you still have to learn how to program applications for Android, you'll be interested in Google's new educational program.
Google gives you a new...
Star Wars Episode I: Racer has a new release date: June...
After seeing its release postponed indefinitely, this re-launch of the 1999 classic finally announces its new release date on PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
The development...
Pokémon Go will no longer be compatible with 32-bits Android phones
Important news for Pokémon Go and all players of the title who have 32-bit Android devices is coming. Niantic has announced that the game...
Sega announces Game Gear Micro, the mini version of its legendary...
Sega had planned a big ad "on a par with PS5" for its 60th anniversary, or so a Famitsu magazine enthusiast journalist said. Today,...
Warface Breakout, a spin-off of Warface in the form of a...
Surprisingly, publisher My.Games has announced and released Warface Breakout, a spin-off of the free-to-play game Warface that aims to offer a classic competitive shooter...
Lifestyle
Left or right: why does it matter which side we choose...
A restful and continuous sleep, without nocturnal awakenings, is essential to be rested during the day and thus maintain our performance and ability to...
Drinks with added sugars seriously harm your health
Consuming sugary drinks is one of the worst things we can do to our bodies, not just because of the calorie intake. Researchers at...
Actress in ‘Avatar’ and ‘Avengers: Endgame’ explains what it means to...
Zoe Saldana seems to be a guarantee of huge success in Hollywood. She has a starring role in Avatar as Neytiri and plays Gamora...
St. Patrick’s Day 2021: Why is it celebrated on 17 March...
St. Patrick's Day is here. Every year the arrival of March 17th is awaited to celebrate one of the most international holidays of all...
Why is illegal abortion so dangerous?
According to the latest research of the World Health Organization, about 45% of all abortions are unsafe. Along with this worrying fact comes the...
What is cataract surgery like?
Cataracts are one of the conditions that affect the eyes and are usually related to age. However, they can also be caused by genetic...
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European leaders close ranks with AstraZeneca vaccine: “Listen to the science, it’s safe”.
Europe concludes this Friday a convulsive working week in which the news in the capitals of the Old Continent has been marked by a leitmotiv: AstraZeneca, the name of...
Covid-19 has already caused nearly 2.7 million deaths and 122 million positives worldwide
The coronavirus pandemic has accumulated almost 2.7 million deaths worldwide, after adding more than 10,500 additional fatalities in the last 24 hours, according to the count updated by Johns...