Camila Rojas, Author at No cure Magazine

21 May

Kris Hallenga, Who Urged Early Breast Cancer Screenings, Dies at 38

Camila RojasSalud

Associated media - Associated media Kristen Hallenga was born on Nov. 11, 1985, in Norden, a small town in northern Germany, to a German father and an English mother, both of whom were teachers, according to The Times of London. When she was 9, she moved to Daventry in central England with her mother, Jane Hallenga; her twin sister, Maren Hallenga; and their older sister Maike Hallenga, all three of whom survive her. Her father, Reiner Hallenga, died of a heart attack when she was 20. Ms. Hallenga first felt a lump in 2009 when she was in Beijing working…

21 May

Olga Fikotova Connolly, Olympian in a Cold War Romance, Dies at 91

Camila RojasInversiones y negocios

Linked media - Associated media Olga, along with her husband, also enjoyed a measure of celebrity. She was the mystery guest on an episode of the game show “To Tell the Truth” in 1958, and the couple appeared on “The Ed Sullivan Show,” warmly introduced by Mr. Sullivan and serenaded by Louis Armstrong. In 1968, she wrote a book, “The Rings of Destiny,” about her romance with Connolly. And in 1997, when the United States issued a series of postage stamps honoring women who had shaped American history, her image was chosen for a 10-cent stamp. The marriage didn’t last,…

21 May

Everybody’s Ejected After a Senators-Panthers Fight

Camila RojasCiencia y Tecnología

Related media - Linked media Geraldine Tkachuk, the players’ grandmother, was spotted in the stands looking less than impressed. As remarkable as the 10-man ejection may have been, it barely seemed to faze the participants. “I mean, I don’t think it’s bad to play with emotion,” Brady Tkachuk told The Associated Press. “I think when this group plays with emotion, we’re a tough team to beat, and I think we rely on our emotion and it shows that we care, shows that we care about what we’re doing here and about the guy next to us.” Two more players got…

21 May

How Ohio State unlocked its NIL potential and won the college football offseason

Camila RojasInversiones y negocios

Associated media - Connected media COLUMBUS, Ohio — When Gene Smith and Ryan Day met after the season, the athletic director made it clear he was going “all in” on football. Ohio State heavily investing in football is hardly new, but after three consecutive losses to Michigan, Smith wanted to take it up a notch before retiring this summer. Smith sketched out a long list of donors that the Buckeyes needed to call. He passed it to his sixth-year head coach. “Ryan, you need to call these guys,” Smith recalled telling Day. “I can answer the questions, but you’re the…

21 May

Israel Steps Up Attacks on Rafah as Hamas Shifts Position on Cease-fire

Camila RojasInversiones y negocios

Related media - Related media A sense of panic coursed through Rafah, in southern Gaza, on Monday after Israel issued an evacuation order for parts of the city, which has become home to more than a million Palestinians seeking refuge from seven months of war.People dismantled their tents in the pouring rain. Prices for fuel and food skyrocketed. And some weighed the potential risk of staying against the dangers of travel through a war zone. “If we have to leave, we will be entering the unknown,” said Nidal Kuhail, 29, a resident of Gaza City who has been sheltering in…