Elon Musk apologises after publicly mocking disabled Twitter employee
Musk suggested a fired Twitter worker, who has muscular dystrophy, did not need requested disability accommodations and did “no actual work.”
Robert Hart, Forbes Staff
Breakthrough for one of the world’s biggest killers— as new vaccine shows early promise
Tuberculosis is one of humanity’s biggest killers and the only licensed TB vaccine, BCG, was developed more than 100 years ago.
Male birth control trial a ‘game-changer’ – here’s what you need to know
Researchers said the study signals a path towards an on-demand “male pill” that can be taken when needed, with an oral dose taking 30 and 60 minutes to work in mice and fertility returning to normal within a day.
Adidas facing US$1.3 billion nightmare as breakup with Kanye gets even uglier
“The numbers speak for themselves,” said Adidas CEO Bjørn Gulden, warning the firm could lose US$1.3 billion in revenue in 2023 if the Yeezys cant be sold.
Deaths from alcohol soared during Covid pandemic, CDC says
Deaths directly linked to alcohol rose sharply during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic
Women and hospitalised patients more prone to long Covid, study finds
Long Covid remains poorly understood several years into the coronavirus pandemic.
Here’s what you should do in a nuclear attack, experts say
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to deploy nuclear weapons to defend annexed territories in Ukraine, a threat foreign leaders are taking seriously.
Bitcoin environmental damage on par with beef, natural gas, oil: study
The environmental costs of cryptocurrencies has become a key point in plotting the sector’s future.