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Got these e—mails. it was another week before the uk health security agency announced that tens of thousands may have received these false negative results from the lab in wolverhampton. it dealt mainly with people from the west and the south—west. and that led to this detailed investigation into the errors that took place between the 7th of september and the 12th of october last year. it concluded that immensa had set the threshold levels for tests incorrectly. so too many came back negative. in total, 39,000 pcr tests got the wrong result and it is estimated that led to 55,000 additional...

Commuters are at a Higher Risk of Developing Cancer by Karishma Abhishek on  February 18, 2021 at 10:19 AM University of California, Riverside, published in the journal Environment International. Automobile manufacturing utilizes chemicals like benzene and formaldehyde that are known to cause cancer above certain levels of exposure and are Prop.65-listed chemicals. As these chemicals are very volatile, they can easily shift from plastics and textiles to the air. Private spaces like the interior of a car and living rooms are less studied and less regulated by gover...

a family spending new years rounding the volcanic wide island off new zealand's coast. january 1, 2010. this girl, then 15, decided to spend the morning alone in her cabin. and the trip of a lifetime turned to terror as her locked door to cabin 3073 suddenly clicked. >> i didn't hear the card key go in, but i did, hear, like the door open, and, like, the lock like -- yeah. and i thought it was my brother or sister at first. and then when i saw the guy come in, i didn't recognize the bartender uniform. i just -- it was someone working on the ship so i thought it was a room attendant t...

he's investigating tonight 37 we're going to try to figure out what is killing so many of these young kids. first, a story you will not see anywhere else. an experience taking an ocean cruise you probably think is safe. it may not be. at least not always. we're not talking about something going wrong with the ship. this is a story, a "360" exclusive, about crime at sea, about how much more common it is than you may realize and how little protection the victims may have from it and in the end how little justice some may be getting. more now from drew griffin. >> reporter: it was the c...

>> reporter: it was the cruise of a lifetime. a family spending new years rounding the volcanic wide island off new zealand's coast. january 1, 2010. this girl, then 15, decided to spend the morning alone in her cabin. and the trip of a lifetime turned to terror as her locked door to cabin 3073 suddenly clicked. >> i didn't hear the card key go in but i did hear like the door open and like the lock like -- and i thought it was my brother or sister at first. and then when i saw the guy come in, i didn't recognize the bartender uniform. it was someone working on the ship so i thought i...