FIFA Player of the Year: All you need to know There have been many struggles in Ramsey’s young career since he joined the Gunners in 2008, none more so than the horrific leg break at Stoke which he suffered in 2010. Arsene Wenger said it took Ramsey three years for his box-to-box man to ‘fully recover’ from the shocking injury, but his latest struggle has been having to contend with a spot on the substitutes’ bench this season following the arrival of Granit Xhaka from Borussia Monchengladbach....

Controversial Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called her Democratic colleague a “hypocrite and elitist.” “You don’t care about the people, you only care about you,” the Georgia Republican wrote on Twitter. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, an ally of former President Donald Trump and former ambassador to the United Nations, also blasted Bush on Twitter, racking up hundreds of retweets and likes. “These Democrats care about their own safety, but not yours,” Haley wrote....

And some of these supplements are sold the form of extra strong “mega-doses”—tens or hundreds of times higher than recommended daily amounts—which can increase the chances of taking too much. “Mega-dose vitamins or dietary supplements may be harmful to consumers,” Rui Hai Liu, a professor in the Department of Food Science at Cornell University, told Newsweek. People with deficiencies of certain vitamins or minerals may benefit from taking relatively high doses of a given supplement for a limited period of time, although it is important to consult with a health care provider before implementing any supplementation protocols....

Coronal craniosynostosis occurs when one or both (right and left) of the coronal sutures fuse early and is the second most common type of craniosynostosis. The coronal sutures run from the ear up to the top of the head on both sides. Coronal craniosynostosis usually occurs on one side of the head and causes the forehead to appear flattened on the affected side. The unaffected side has a very prominent forehead....

This article will highlight important facts and statistics you should know about COVID-19. COVID-19 Overview COVID-19 is a respiratory illness that is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. It is a coronavirus, a family of viruses that typically leads to mild to moderate upper respiratory symptoms. Coronaviruses have been around for a long time. Usually, they cause such mild illness that they are not a cause for concern. Infection with a coronavirus is often known as having a “common cold....

Researchers who performed autopsies on COVID-19 patients found SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the disease, in the middle ear and the mastoid area of the head. The mastoid is the hollow bone behind the ear, while the middle ear is an air-filled space containing three small bones that help us to hear. The findings were published in the journal JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery. The study involved three deceased people who tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 and had COVID-19: one woman in her 80s, and a man and woman both in their 60s....

The percentage decrease for each state was calculated by comparing new case numbers for the weeks of July 8-14 and July 15-21. New Jersey, which has over 177,200 confirmed cases to date, saw the largest drop in the country over the past two weeks. The state reported 1,372 new cases from July 15-21, which marked a 32.6 percent decrease from the 2,037 new cases reported the previous week, according to Johns Hopkins University....

The Secret Service confirmed in March that a single employee had tested positive for COVID-19. But according to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) documents seen by Yahoo News, and also reported by USA Today, the disease is much more widespread, with 11 active cases at the agency, 23 staff members recovered, and 60 now in self-isolation. Of the Secret Service’s 7,600 employees, there are 3,000 agents who work closely with those whom they protect....

Estimates from March by IHME showed over 1,400 deaths attributable to coronavirus were probable within Washington by the end of May. New data, however, has allowed that number to drop to approximately 632 coronavirus related deaths. The need for total hospital beds in Washington is estimated to have already peaked, hitting 972 in April. Projections see those numbers dipping below 200 beds needed in the state for coronavirus cases by the beginning of May....

Kickstarted by Faith in Action, a national community organizing network, as part of the organization’s LA RED campaign, the new effort will see money raised and distributed to immigrants making up part of the U.S.’s “essential workforce.” Those workers, Faith in Action said, are being left with no choice but to work amid the pandemic, since they cannot receive government support due to rules preventing some immigrant workers from benefiting from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act....

The members of the Coronavirus Task force are set to hold updates and briefings on the federal government’s coronavirus containment efforts at 3:30 p.m. EST. The task force, led by Vice President Mike Pence, can be live streamed and watched through the White House’s official website as well as the YouTube channels of most major broadcast TV networks. The president’s public schedule shows he will join the members of the Coronavirus Task Force, which includes National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Dr....

As the global search for a COVID-19 vaccine continues, the American public has good reason to be skeptical that pharmaceutical corporations will be our saviors. Well before this pandemic, we watched drug corporations persistently price gouge on everything from insulin to EpiPens, putting those remedies out of reach for millions and costing lives. The industry argues that it must increase profits in order to recoup investments in research and development....

The virus, which causes the COVID-19 disease and was first detected in Wuhan city of the Hubei province of China, has infected more than 81,000 people in China and more than 108,000 outside the country. More than 80,000 people have recovered from infection, according to the data. The outbreak has slowed down in China, which is now reporting only a trickle of new cases. But it continues to spread in the U....

Restore confidence? Muilenburg’s successor will be David Calhoun who, as a long-standing member of Boeing’s board of directors, allowed Muilenburg to remain CEO for more than a year after the first 737 Max crash and after internal studies found that the jetliner posed an unacceptable risk of accident. It caused the deaths of 346 people. Muilenburg raked in $30 million in 2018. He could walk away from Boeing with another $60 million....

About 1% of the general population is estimated to receive long-term treatment with corticosteroids. Steroids such as prednisone are used as therapy for many inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, including: asthma rheumatoid arthritis lupus inflammatory bowel disease They are also used to treat many allergic conditions. While steroids are generally effective in treating such ailments, they are also the most common cause of drug-induced osteoporosis. Corticosteroids and Bone Remodeling Corticosteroids affect calcium and bone metabolism in many ways:...

Cortisol plays many other roles as well. This article will detail the many functions of cortisol, how it’s made, medical conditions associated with it, how levels are tested, and more. What Is Cortisol? Cortisol is a naturally occurring steroid. It’s made by your adrenal glands. How this compound is used throughout your body is controlled by the: Hypothalamus: A brain region that coordinates autonomic functions (such as hormone regulation and temperature control) and emotional activity Pituitary gland: The “master gland....

Finnegan mocked Brady’s hopes even though he considers the future Hall of Famer “one of the best.” PHOTOS: 30 best NFL players over 30 | Russell Wilson drops agent | Brady’s cursing leads to FCC complaint “He’s asleep,” Finnegan told the Palm Beach Post. “Tell him to wake up from whatever dream he is in." The Patriots quarterback, who is 37, recently told Sports Illustrated that he plans to stay in the NFL for “many more years” and that he has changed his diet and is working with a trainer....

Joseph had been in San Antonio for four years, but was preparing for his restricted free agency; and the Spurs already had backup point guard Patty Mills in place. The Spurs renounced their right to make a qualifying offer to Joseph, making him an unrestricted free agent. MORE: Five things we learned from Raptors’ Game 3 win “I didn’t know exactly what was going to happen, but it was not hard to figure it out,” Joseph said....

Less than a week after “La Decision” Griezmann officially ended speculation on a move to Barcelona, putting pen to paper on a new deal with Atletico Madrid, with France team-mates Lucas Hernandez and Thomas Lemar also inking new deals with the club. Costa said he always knew his strike partner would remain at the Wanda Metropolitano, and is delighted to have the club’s star on board once again. “I haven’t seen the documentary, but I knew what was the end....