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Study: Strokes In Younger People Linked To COVID-19

A large new international study involving 136 research institutions in 32 countries has found a disturbing trend. They discovered an increase in strokes among younger people who have COVID-19. Eighty-nine researchers, including Prof. Ronen Leker from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, analyzed data from patients who tested positive for coronavirus after they had been hospitalized …

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Return To Normal: Israel Ends Face Mask Orders Outside

International

On April 18, Israel lifted the requirement to wear face masks in open-air areas, following the decline in new COVID-19 cases in the country. In addition, children in grades 1-12 returned to school as usual. Until now, the public was required to don face masks while outdoors. The few exemptions were restaurant diners in open-air …

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Notre Dame Cathedral’s Restoration Could Take Decades To Complete

Arts and Culture, International

The April 15, 2019 fire that tore through Notre Dame de Paris was devastating – in artistic, religious and historic terms. The upper part of the famed cathedral was partially destroyed and the cleanup, prior to any restoration work, has been slow and deliberate. “We will rebuild Notre Dame even more beautifully, and I want …

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Peppers: Mexico’s Spicy Twist

Gastronomia, Mexico

Peppers are among the main staples of Mexican food. Diners worldwide often associate Mexican dishes with a spicy twist that makes them fun to eat. Spanish even has the word “enchilado” to describe when someone’s mouth is on fire. “If you didn’t add pepper to it, don’t expect the food to taste. Although one must …

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VIDEO: Dead Scary: Tiny Armadillo Whose Eerie Cry Signals A Death In The Family

International

SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA, Bolivia – Deforestation, urban development, and bad omen prove to be the main reasons for the extinction of the rare pink armadillo in Bolivia and its adjoining regions. The species one of the top ten world’s rarest animals, but its child-like screams mean “an impending death in the family,” as …

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Childhood Obesity In Mexico

Mexico

Mexico has a severe obesity problem, according to official government reports. It is estimated that seven out of 10 adults are obese. The data concerning childhood obesity in Mexico is even more alarming. For years, the Mexican Institute of Social Security has warned about the rise in obesity in young people and the many risks …

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Marimbas Still Fill Listeners With Joy During Trying Times

Mexico, Travel

From the safety of their homes, people can rock their hips and enjoy the Veracruz’s marimbas’ soft, cheerful tones directly from the streets. This instrument is endemic and famous in the Mexican states that border the Gulf of Mexico, particularly in Veracruz. The instrument is widely popular, not only with the state’s inhabitants but also …

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Global Baking Firm Grupo Bimbo Invests In Israeli Startup

International

The 75-year-old Mexican company Grupo Bimbo, one of the world’s largest and leading companies in the baking industry with annual sales of $16 billion, will invest in Israeli startup EatSane. EatSane is a food-tech startup creating low-carbohydrate products without artificial sweeteners. So far, the line includes breads and chocolate pralines; it plans to expand to …

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Open And Shut Case: Trafficker Stashed 200 Giant Galapagos Tortoises In His Luggage

Medio Ambiente

QUITO, Ecuador – A Security staff at the Galapagos Ecological Airport, the world’s first green airport, were stunned to find 185 endangered baby tortoises stuffed inside a suitcase, 10 of which had died. The incident occurred some 906 kilometers (563 miles) west of the country’s mainland territory on March 28. “185 tortoises destined for the …

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Puffy Tacos Vs. Gorditas: An Oily Treat That’s Popular On Both Sides Of The Border

Gastronomia, Mexico

Veracruz’s people might start their day having picadas, empanadas, or any of their three types of gorditas: white, black, or sweet. They might bathe these snacks with salsa or mole and top them with gratedÂ queso fresco. Gorditas are ubiquitous in Veracruz. Jarochos – Veracruz’s people – can find them anywhere. However, the best places …

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Study: Strokes In Younger People Linked To COVID-19

Return To Normal: Israel Ends Face Mask Orders Outside

Notre Dame Cathedral’s Restoration Could Take Decades To Complete

Peppers: Mexico’s Spicy Twist

VIDEO: Dead Scary: Tiny Armadillo Whose Eerie Cry Signals A Death In The Family

Childhood Obesity In Mexico

Marimbas Still Fill Listeners With Joy During Trying Times

Global Baking Firm Grupo Bimbo Invests In Israeli Startup

Open And Shut Case: Trafficker Stashed 200 Giant Galapagos Tortoises In His Luggage

Puffy Tacos Vs. Gorditas: An Oily Treat That’s Popular On Both Sides Of The Border

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