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EU opens investigation into X over alleged disinformation
EU opens investigation into X over alleged disinformation
X, formerly Twitter, is being investigated over the possible spread of terrorist and violent content after Hamas' attack on Israel.
2023-10-13 07:27
Top five players in MLS' 2023 22 under 22 - ranked
Top five players in MLS' 2023 22 under 22 - ranked
Ranking the top five players from MLS' 2023 22 under 22 list.
2023-10-13 07:23
Why October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - and why we wear pink ribbons
Why October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month - and why we wear pink ribbons
Although people typically associate the month of October with spooky season and the beginning of fall foliage, the month is also known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast Cancer Awareness Month dates back to 1985, when the American Cancer Society picked one week in October and teamed up with the pharmaceutical division of Imperial Chemical Industries – now part of AstraZeneca, which has worked to develop medicines for breast cancer treatment. The initial goal for the week-long event was to raise awareness towards breast cancer screenings and mammograms. First Lady Betty Ford was diagnosed with breast cancer when her husband, former US president Gerald Ford, was in office. As a breast cancer survivor, she initially helped bring attention to the disease during the week-long event. Over the years, the original week transformed into a month-long event. The goals for Breast Cancer Awareness Month have also evolved over time, such as supporting people diagnosed with breast cancer and metastatic breast cancer, educating people about breast cancer risk factors, stressing the importance of regular screening starting at age 40, and fundraising for breast cancer research. However, the well-known pink ribbon associated with Breast Cancer Awareness Month wasn’t introduced until the 1990s. The inspiration for the ribbon dates all the way back to 1979, when the wife of a hostage who had been taken in Iran tied yellow ribbons around the trees in her front yard as a symbol of her desire to see her husband return home safely. Ribbons were also used years later during the AIDS epidemic, when activists made bright red ribbons to represent those affected by AIDS. The AIDS ribbon was made mainstream after the 1991 Tony Awards, when actor Jeremy Irons was the first to publicly wear the pinned ribbon with a singular loop while hosting the awards show. A woman named Charlotte Haley is attributed with the creation of the Breast Cancer Awareness ribbon, as she was the granddaughter, sister, and mother of women who have all battled breast cancer. Initially, she designed the breast cancer ribbon to be peach-coloured instead of pink. With each ribbon, she passed out a card that read: “The National Cancer Institute annual budget is $1.8 billion, only five per cent goes for cancer prevention. Help us wake up our legislators and America by wearing this ribbon.” Because of her success in passing out thousands of ribbons, many corporations and news outlets reached out to Haley asking to showcase her ribbons and the message she was promoting. She declined each offer as she believed they were “too corporate”, but Self magazine was increasingly persistent. The magazine’s lawyer insisted they change the symbol’s colour, and the pink ribbon was born. In October 1992, the pink ribbon first spread across the nation after Estée Lauder displayed the symbol on its cosmetic counters throughout the country. While the iconic shade of pink is normally associated with Breast Cancer Awareness Month, other colours have been introduced, including hot pink for inflammatory breast cancer; teal and pink for hereditary and gynecologic cancers; pink and blue for male breast cancer; and teal, pink, and green for metastatic breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the second most common cancer in women after skin cancer. There is a 13 per cent chance, or one in eight chance, that a woman will develop breast cancer at some point in her lifetime. Although breast cancer is more typically associated with women, it can also occur in men. In 2021, President Joe Biden designated 17 October to 23 October as Men’s Breast Cancer Awareness Week. While Friday the 13th may be a spooky-themed day, don’t forget that it’s also Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Read More Elizabeth Hurley issues reminder to women about getting mammograms as she raises awareness about breast cancer Amy Dowden delights Strictly Come Dancing fans in surprise appearance amid breast cancer treatment Jill Biden urges women to get mammograms or other cancer exams during Breast Cancer Awareness Month Elizabeth Hurley issues reminder to women about getting mammograms Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne ‘plan to be euthanised’ if they lose mental abilities Billy Connolly says reports of his ‘demise have been greatly exaggerated’
2023-10-13 06:19
Canada news industry body backs Google's concerns about online news law
Canada news industry body backs Google's concerns about online news law
By Ismail Shakil OTTAWA A Canadian news industry body on Thursday lent support to some of Google's concerns
2023-10-13 05:28
History of NBA games played in Mexico: Full list
History of NBA games played in Mexico: Full list
Delving into the history of NBA games in Mexico, and how they expanded from a single preseason game in 1992 to become a regular fixture in the league's international rotation, with 30 games hosted in 30 years.
2023-10-13 03:52
Bodies line corridors as Gaza hospital warns it's at breaking point
Bodies line corridors as Gaza hospital warns it's at breaking point
Gaza City's hospital is over full capacity and relying on generators to keep the wounded alive.
2023-10-13 03:48
Bob Menendez: US Senator faces new charges of acting as agent of Egypt
Bob Menendez: US Senator faces new charges of acting as agent of Egypt
The new charges accuse Democrat Bob Menendez of providing "sensitive" information to help Egypt.
2023-10-13 02:27
Ukraine war: Russia attacks Avdiivka stronghold in eastern Ukraine
Ukraine war: Russia attacks Avdiivka stronghold in eastern Ukraine
Some 2,000 troops are reportedly involved in what is described as the largest-scale attack in the area.
2023-10-13 02:24
Israel-Gaza war: British couple trapped with no UK help, says son
Israel-Gaza war: British couple trapped with no UK help, says son
Londoners Naila and Talal El-Deeb were visiting family in Gaza when the violence erupted.
2023-10-13 01:49
Jerry Jones' admission proves Cowboys will remain set up for disappointment
Jerry Jones' admission proves Cowboys will remain set up for disappointment
Seemingly every time Jerry Jones opens his mouth, Dallas Cowboys fans let out a sigh of great frustration. What did America's team outspoken owner say this time?
2023-10-13 01:46
College football rankings: Ranking the 14 remaining undefeated teams in 2023
College football rankings: Ranking the 14 remaining undefeated teams in 2023
There are only 14 teams who remain undefeated. How do those teams rank heading into Week 7 of the college football season?
2023-10-13 00:51
Washington AD puts Ohio State and Texas in a blender with CFP comments
Washington AD puts Ohio State and Texas in a blender with CFP comments
New University of Washington athletic director Troy Dannen was coming in hot by criticizing other blue-blood programs like Ohio State and Texas regarding the College Football Playoff. You need to check out what he all said.
2023-10-13 00:51
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