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1 day ago in National Moments after former officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder in George Floyd's death, copies of the original Minneapolis police statement began recirculating on social media. It attributed Floyd's death to "medical distress" and made no mention that the Black man had been pinned to the ground at the neck by Chauvin, or that he'd cried out that he couldn't breathe. 1 day ago in Entertainment, World Plagues, fires, war — London has survived them all. But it has never had a year like this. The coronavirus has killed more than ...

Better Off, a podcast about the biggest public health problems we face today . . . Aaron (Ari) Bernstein: Burning fossil fuels creates air pollution. That air pollution causes a whole suite of diseases we don’t want from lung cancer, strokes, heart attacks, asthma Anna Fisher-Pinkert: . . . and the people innovating to create public health solutions. Ari Bernstein: So if we get off fossil fuels and make less air pollution, we’re going to address climate change, and we’re going to be more resilient to an infectious disease like coronavirus. Anna Fisher-Pinkert: I’m your host, Anna Fish...

Trailer for Kung Fu comedy The Paper Tigers A trailer has been released for writer-director Quoc Bao Tran’s martial arts action comedy The Paper Tigers which follows three washed-up middle aged men who were once Kung Fu prodigies, as they reunite to seek revenge after their old master is murdered; take a look here… As teenagers, kung fu disciples Danny (Alain Uy), Hing (Ron Yuan) and Jim (Mykel Shannon Jenkins) were inseparable. Fast forward 25 years, and each has grown into a washed-up middle-aged man seemingly one kick away from pulling a hamstring—and not at all preoccupied with tho...

We’re better off with mRNA vaccines The technology that is helping us combat COVID-19 is also poised to help us tackle tough infectious and non-infectious diseases. Immunologist Sarah Fortune explains how these vaccines work, and how the mRNA platform could transform the prevention and treatment of deadly diseases. In this episode of “Better Off,” Harvard Chan School immunologist Sarah Fortune takes on common misconceptions about COVID-19 vaccines, and discusses the ways that mRNA technology could be used to create vaccines for diseases like TB and cancer. Episode Transcript Better Off,...

Posted: Feb 11, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: February 11 Flavours of a new year: P.E.I. Asian community gearing up for celebrations CBC News PEI2 months ago 2:10While there is no Chinese New Year gala this year on the Island, there is plenty to celebrate -- and plenty of food being made.2:10