Monthly Archives: October 2023

A technique using near-infrared light to detect blood oxygen levels in the brain and abdomen may have potential for monitoring the health of preterm infants needing or given a blood transfusion, suggests a small study funded by the National Institutes of Health. Infants having brain oxygen saturation levels of less than 50% before transfusion were […]

This archive episode originally aired in July 2017. In the early summer of 1982, Israel invaded Lebanon. The First Lebanon War — as it would later be called — would ultimately lead to thousands of casualties, an eighteen-year-long Israeli presence in Southern Lebanon, and growing political disillusionment around the region. But for two Jerusalem families, […]

SAN ANTONIO – The American Red Cross has recently warned that the U.S. blood supply is at critically low levels dropping nearly 25% since early August. Spurs and Sports Entertainment is asking the community to come out to its annual blood drive, which takes place until 4 p.m. Monday at the Frost Bank Center off […]

 Hamas gunmen killed around 250 people who attended an outdoor music festival in an Israeli community near Gaza at the weekend, a volunteer who helped collect the bodies said on Monday. “In the area where the party took place, and at the party itself” it could be estimated that “there were 200-250 bodies,” said Moti […]