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Social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram have become hugely popular in recent years — and, in the process, have given medical professionals new and effective ways to communicate with patients and the general public. But YouTube remains a social-media stronghold for medical professionals who create longer videos that delve more deeply into science and health information. Since the beginning of the pandemic, YouTube has sought to elevate credible health information as well as crack down on anti-vax posts and health misinformation. Last year, it implemented safeguards designed to prioritize credible health information from authoritative sources like hospitals, state health departments and universities. That's why we urge you to give the so-called YouTube doctors your attention and respect: Commanding a wide audience while making medicine more accessible, and remaining accurate in the process, is no easy task. In that spirit, here a...

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Medieval Holy Relics: Where Did They Come From? - BBC History Magazine

In medieval Europe, relics of dead martyrs were the ultimate must-have, venerated by princes and paupers alike. But where did they come from? Writing for BBC History Revealed , Emma J Wells delves into the black market for holy heirlooms... October 13, 2019 at 12:00 pm In AD 869, the Great Heathen Army – the horde of Viking warriors that wreaked havoc across the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of England – returned to East Anglia once more. Edmund, King of the East Angles, rode to meet them. Thhey clashed at Thetford, where Edmund was captured and, legend has it, given the chance to continue ruling as a Viking underking. Edmund refused, and so was tied to a tree, beaten and then murdered with a volley of arrows. His head was subsequently hacked off and tossed into a bramble brush. Advertisement Edmund was soon venerated as a saint, and his remains relocated to the nearby town of Beodricesworth (Bury St Edmunds). Such was his following that he was quickly recognised...

How to play (and win) Plague Inc - Softonic

How to play (and win) Plague Inc - Softonic How to play (and win) Plague Inc - Softonic Posted: 04 Jun 2019 12:00 AM PDT Plague Inc is a really fun mobile game where you get to let your inner evil genius run wild and destroy the world. Your mission: infect and kill everyone with a disease you created. Here's how to play and win Plague Inc. How to start Advertisement Select your plague When you first play the game, you'll only have access to Bacteria , but as you destroy the world, you'll unlock even more plagues. Bio-Weapon is incredibly fun – once you've infected everyone on Earth, you essentially get to push a button to kill anyone left standing. Feel the power! One thing to note is that the different plague types behave differently, and the world reacts to them differently. In some cases, transmission is easy. In some cases, like a Fungus , it requires a lot of effort on your p...

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Byron Foundation: Honoring history while moving into the future - The Ogle County Life

BYRON – The Byron Foundation is looking forward to celebrating its fourth decade of existence, an amazing feat considering the difficulties that often plague fundraising and grant organizations. To find out how this organization is able to not only survive, but thrive, for that long amid so many educational, societal, and economic upheavals, it is helpful to look at the beginning. The story of the Byron Foundation is one that honors its past, while demonstrating flexibility and creativity in facing the future. Founded in the early 1990s, the Byron Foundation was established as a non-profit corporation to enrich and supplement the educational opportunities offered to students. To hear Kevin Lyons, who was there at the beginning, talk about it, the kernel at the heart of the Byron Foundation was a grand idea. “Our academic programs were flourishing, but we started to think about learning that was beyond traditional course teaching. We wanted to go deeper,” Lyons said. Brian Janssen,...