African cities are running out of water, and the continent needs $66 billion to avoid a crisis of disease and dehydration

View online           Science Select           African cities are running out of water, and the continent needs $66 billion to avoid a crisis of disease and dehydration   African cities are experiencing devastating water shortages as their populations continue to grow.   READ MORE           I researched moral psychology for 20 years. Here's why rich parents are more likely to be unethical.   Wealthy individuals who are considered as "upper class" based on their income have been found to lie, steal and cheat more to get ahead.   READ MORE           Cleveland Clinic has launched the Center for Clinical Artificial Intelligence   Cleveland Clinic launched Center for Clinical Artificial Intelligence to develop applications of AI that can improve patient outcomes and lower costs.   READ MORE             Director Alex Gibney looks back on a career of profiling liars and shady characters, from Elizabeth Holmes to Lance Armstrong, and crowns the most despicable   Alex Gibney looks back on some of the shadiest people he's done movies on, including his latest on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.   READ MORE           $1 billion Sequoia-backed data startup Health Catalyst has picked lead banks for its IPO   Health Catalyst, a Utah-based healthcare-data startup, has taken early steps toward an initial public offering.   READ MORE           The urgent care industry trends looking to fulfill the demand of a growing segment in the healthcare market   The popularity of urgent care clinic business model has been on the rise as the demand for cheaper alternatives to hospitals grows. Trends for 2019.   READ MORE           Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes used a deep baritone voice at almost all times, but former insiders say it was faked   Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes crafted her image intentionally, from the black Steve Jobs-like turtlenecks to the fabricated baritone voice.   READ MORE           Up to 1,000 people may be dead in Mozambique after a powerful cyclone ripped through the country and caused massive flooding   Eighty-four deaths have been confirmed so far in Mozambique as a result of Cyclone Idai. President Filipe Nyusi has said it could be higher   READ MORE           Something about space travel is causing astronauts' herpes to flare up   Tests show that dormant herpes viruses reactivate in more than half of astronauts.   READ MORE           The FDA's top leader says anti-vaxxers could bring about a national health crisis   Making sure people get their shots is key to improving US healthcare, the head of the FDA told us in an interview.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006