John Nolan, the Character Actor Who Brought Gravity to Every Room, Dies at 87
John Nolan, Christopher Nolan's uncle and the villain of Person of Interest, died Saturday after six decades of giving weight to other people's stories.
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1,714 Measles Cases and the United States Is Losing a Status It Held for 25 Years
America eliminated measles in 2000 — now 1,714 cases across 32 states may cost the country that status by November.
Optometrists Flag Rare Vision Risks From GLP-1 Drugs Days After Foundayo Approval
The AOA warns GLP-1 drugs carry rare but real risks of sudden vision loss, just as a new oral pill hits the market.
Bird Flu Hit 70 Poultry Flocks in 30 Days and the Surveillance Net Is Fraying
H5N1 hit 70 flocks across multiple countries in 30 days while pandemic surveillance budgets shrink.
LaGuardia Investigation Dormant for a Seventh Consecutive Edition
The NTSB has been silent for seven consecutive editions on the LaGuardia investigation, with no new public updates or preliminary findings.
Male Contraceptive Gel Phase 2 Enrollment Continues, 98% Efficacy Unchanged
NES/T gel enrollment continues in Phase 2 with 98% efficacy holding, but no pharmaceutical partner has signed on for Phase 3.
Vija Vetra, Latvian-American Dancer Whose Career Spanned Eight Decades, Dead at 103
Vija Vetra, the Latvian-born dancer and actress who performed across 80 years and two continents, has died at 103.