We have to accept some risk of Covid-19

    There’s a growing consensus among health experts: Covid-19 may never go away. We’ll likely always have some coronavirus out there, infecting people and, hopefully only in rare cases, getting them seriously ill. The realistic goal is to defang the virus — make it less deadly — not eliminate it entirely. This is not a surrender…

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    Médicaments: plus de 10 000 morts par an à cause de mauvais usages

    Click:B32013-17Plus de 10 000 personnes succombent chaque année en France à une mauvaise utilisation de médicaments, alors qu’au moins la moitié de ces morts sont évitables, affirme ce jeudi un collectif de professionnels de la santé. Ils énoncent également quelques préconisations pour remédier à ce problème de santé publique. Sommaire Trois fois plus de décès…

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      This year’s Battlefield is set in WW2 – report

      2018’s Battlefield game will be set in World War 2, a new Venturebeat report states. Eurogamer sources close to the project have heard similar. After being referred to by the name Battlefield 2 throughout development, an update to the above report states it has recently been given the final name of Battlefield V – which…

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        Maguire gone but not forgotten at Redfern

        Michael Maguire not only won an historic premiership at South Sydney, he handed NRL debuts to no fewer than six Rabbitohs who will start against his side on Saturday night. Maguire was in no mood to reflect on his time at Souths this week – "I'm all about the Wests Tigers now'' – as he…

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          In Unprecedented Move, NYC Bar Association Calls for Congress to Probe Attorney General for Partisan Bias

          The New York City Bar Association on Thursday urged Congress to launch a formal investigation into Attorney General William Barr, alleging recent statements and actions by the country’s top law enforcement official show he is a right-wing partisan “willing to use the levers of government to empower certain groups over others.” In a letter (pdf)…

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