By Madeline Kennedy (Reuters Health) – A new survey suggests that just over half of people in the U.S. and England would know how to recognize a stroke and when to call an ambulance. The analysis suggests that public education about stroke needs improvement in both countries, researchers say. In the U.S., stroke is the fifth leading cause of death and a major cause of disability in adults, according to
Jamie Redknapp and Ed Chamberlin look ahead to Swansea v Stoke on Monday Night Football.
Get back on board the bus with Beefy, Bumble and Athers as they debate Cook’s no-ball, gym PBs and Eric Morecambe.
Wales centre Tyler Morgan says he is unfazed by the prospect of lining up against South Africa in Saturday’s World Cup quarter-final at Twickenham.
Andy Murray will play Novak Djokovic live on Sky Sports on Saturday afternoon.
Dolby doesn’t make TVs, but if it did they’d probably be the best in the world. Well, at dealing with its Dolby Vision HDR tech anyways. Until then, though, Dolby is working quietly away signing up the TV silicon manufacturers to use its impressive, though proprietary, high dynamic range technology. The latest is Chinese chipset maker, MStar. Dolby has though already signed up Realtek and MediaTek – y’know, the most
To persuade President Obama to abandon ethanol, the oil industry and its allies will try a new television advertising pitch, starting today: Ethanol is worse for the climate than gasoline.
Tom Hanks reunites with Steven Spielberg for the new film Bridge of Spies, which is inspired by a gripping, true story from the Cold War. The 59-year-old actor plays James…
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Rumor have swirled about a potential Backstreet Boys-Spice Girls world tour, but nothing has been set in stone…until now?! Just kidding. Nick Carter appears on The Ellen…
