Texas Declares End to Its Measles Outbreak

Texas Declares End to Its Measles Outbreak

[ad_1] Texas health officials declared on Monday that the measles outbreak that has sickened more than 700 people in the state and killed two children is over—though they warned that the threat posed by the disease is not. It’s been more than 42 days since a new measles case has been reported in the West…

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In Arles, the Rencontres de la Photographie Showcases the Vernacular, the Archive and the Contemporary

In Arles, the Rencontres de la Photographie Showcases the Vernacular, the Archive and the Contemporary

[ad_1] David Armstrong, Johnny, Provincetown, late 1970s. Courtesy of the Estate of David Armstrong The Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles has been an annual magnet during the summer season for professionals and amateurs alike since it began in 1970 in the south of France. The small city—which has become both more international and more…

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You Might Be Hosting a Parasite Right Now. Here’s How to Tell

You Might Be Hosting a Parasite Right Now. Here’s How to Tell

[ad_1] There are more parasites than any other organism on Earth—which is one of the reasons Emmitt Jolly finds the common but misunderstood creatures so fascinating. “That is the most successful form of life,” says Jolly, a professor of biology at Case Western University. People often assume that honor would go to insects, but “the…

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Austin Musician takes the stage at historic Grand Ole Opry

Austin Musician takes the stage at historic Grand Ole Opry

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — An Austin musician spent this weekend playing at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee. Playing at the historic venue is a milestone achievement for many musicians, and Austin singer and songwriter Monte Warden has played there 14 times in his career. “You just hope people know what you are doing…

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