The threat to global trade in the Red Sea remains a significant concern, despite efforts to protect commercial vessels from attacks by Iranian-backed Houthi militants based in Yemen. Danish shipping giant Maersk’s recent decision to suspend Red Sea and Gulf of Aden transits until further notice highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the U.S.-led initiative,
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Harvard University President Claudine Gay has resigned amidst allegations of plagiarism, making her the second Ivy League leader to step down following controversy over their congressional testimony regarding antisemitism on campus. This article will delve into the details surrounding her resignation and its implications for the prestigious institution. Claudine Gay, the first Black person and
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The movie industry has taken a significant hit in recent years due to overlapping strikes and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is projected that the domestic movie box office will be reduced by approximately one billion dollars in 2024. However, it begs the question: would the film industry be better off if this
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Transitioning patients from intravenous (IV) to oral antibiotics is a critical step in the management of gram-negative bloodstream infections. However, a recent retrospective cohort study revealed that less than half of hospitalized patients achieve this transition by day 7. The study, conducted by Anurag Malani, MD, and colleagues, examined over 4,500 patients from 24 hospitals
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