The Voice of The Youth
As immigrants become a larger portion of the overall U.S. population, health insurance has been an increasing concern as states look to manage their healthcare costs while protecting residents in need of medications and treatment. There are roughly 21.2 million noncitizen immigrants living in America, as of 2022, making up approximately 7 percent of the…
Enlarge / Wegovy is an injectable prescription weight loss medicine that has helped people with obesity. A large, long-term trial of the weight-loss medication Wegovy (semaglutide) found that people tended to lose weight over the first 65 weeks on the drug—about one year and three months—but then hit a plateau or “set point.” But that…
Last Updated: May 13, 2024, 19:00 IST Anti-venoms could be used to save people from snake venom. In the video, the human blood transforms into a thick blood clot which often results in death. Snake venom is highly poisonous and a massive number of people globally die every year due to snakebites. What happens after…
Several states were experiencing ‘unhealthy’ levels of air pollution on Monday morning, according to data from the Environmental Protection Agency. Smoke from wildfires in parts of the westernmost Canadian province of British Columbia, drifted south over the weekend, increasing levels of air pollution in states close to the U.S.’s northern neighbor. Unhealthy levels of air…
Globally, 30.8 million tablets were shipped in the first quarter of 2024. (Representative image) Apple and Samsung remained the leaders in the global tablet market, with a combined market share of more than 50 per cent. The global tablet market saw a marginal recovery in the first quarter of 2024 (Q12024) after two years of…
Two centimeters. In the end, that is all that separated Neeraj Chopra and the first place at the Doha Diamond League on Friday night. But once again at an event when he didn’t start as well as he would have hoped for, Neeraj showed that he could come up with a big throw till the…
Nearly a quarter-billion Chinese live in major cities with moderate to severe subsidence that researchers say puts them at greater risk for flooding and other disasters in the coming decades. Subsidence, or sinking of the Earth’s surface, is a result of excessive groundwater extraction and the immense pressing weight of the expanding metropolises. Coastal cities…
Eighty percent of college students in the U.S. don’t approve of Israel’s handling of the war against Hamas in Gaza, according to an exclusive Newsweek/College Pulse survey. The survey was developed by Newsweek and administered by College Pulse. The survey was conducted on May 4 and 5. The data comes from a sample of 804…
The footage circulating widely on social media captures instances of verbal abuse by bank officers (Image/X) Canara Bank has responded to the video and said it “always values the contribution of our employees and their families, it is proven time and again” Toxic work culture is rife in the Indian financial sector, especially when it…
A floating city, considered the world’s first, is starting to take shape in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Satellite imagery provided exclusively to Newsweek by Maxar Technologies shows the state of construction of the Maldives Floating City, a development of modular floating platforms that is scheduled to be completed in 2027. Maldives Floating…
