Stephen Levine was born in 1942 in Pittsburgh. He wanted to be a doctor from the time he was a little boy; he saw how much his parents and people in his community respected the profession. At Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, he decided to go into psychiatry, drawn to how the field […]
Photo (c) SL Photography – Getty Images With the planet now in its seventh year of the hottest in recorded history, not only are people trying to keep cool, but their smartphones would like to, as well. Phones already have enough heat-producing processes on their own – enabling a device’s camera, apps, and calls – […]
WARSAW, Poland — Russia will provide nuclear-capable Iskander-M missiles to Belarus and upgrade the country’s fighter jets to allow them to carry tactical atomic weapons, President Vladimir Putin said over the weekend. A “decision was made in our country: Within the next several months, we will transfer to Belarus the Iskander-M tactical missile systems, which […]
Responding is Ines Sira, vice president and general manager, global safety, Wesco International, Minneapolis. Although worker deaths and injuries have decreased 60% and 40%, respectively, since OSHA’s creation in 1971, and improvements to worker safety and health have been made, more than 5,000 people still die on the job every year, with another 2.7 million […]
