The Sûreté du Québec (SQ), the provincial police force, told Quebec’s Le Journal de Montréal that a diver had captured images “of a mass that could resemble an airplane,” which would have been down there for a very long time. The Canadian national army is also investigating the latest discovery, according to the local newspaper. Mark Sarazen, who lives in Papineau, a regional county municipality in Outaouais, told Le Journal de Montréal that he made the discovery back in April while collecting wood from the bottom of the water for his work....

UTC, also known as RenRX, agreed not to be included in any federal health care program for 25 years. Between 2013 and 2017, UTC allegedly paid physicians to order pharmacogenetic testing, which studies how an individual is affected by drugs. The National Institute of Health says the aim of pharmacogenetics is “to develop effective, safe medications and doses that will be tailored to a person’s genetic makeup.” In return, patients were allegedly recruited to take part in genetic testing for the Diagnosing Adverse Drug Reactions Registry (DART)....

Jaime Harrison, leader of the Democratic Party’s governing body, made the sweeping accusation on Twitter Friday in response to revelations about GOP efforts to block Joe Biden from the White House. Earlier this week, reports showed that Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, urged former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows to overturn the election. That followed revelations from GOP U.S. Representative Mo Brooks, who said ex-President Donald Trump leaned on the Alabama lawmaker to “rescind” the election....

Many make the mistake of using condoms past their expiration date, but doing so may mean that you are not getting the protection against sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or pregnancy that you expect. Why do Condoms Expire? Most health and medical products have an expiration date, and condoms are no exception. The material that condoms are made from is what dictates expiration dates, as some are more resilient to the effects of time than others....

Federal student loan payments and interest accumulation will remain on pause until the end of January, and legislators have been pushing for broad student loan cancellation in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Thursday’s announcement is unlikely to satisfy those hoping for universal cancellation, as it’s a relatively targeted measure, but it’s expected to affect 323,000 borrowers, according to the Education Department. To be considered totally and permanently disabled, a person must be unable to work because of injury....

Jurgen Klopp had fielded 32 players, changing his entire outfield team after 30 and 60 minutes and switching goalkeepers at halftime. After Liverpool’s 4-0 defeat to Manchester United, you had to worry whether or not they’d minted enough consolation prizes to go around. The pre-match focus was understandably on Klopp’s counterpart Erik ten Hag, who took charge of United for the first time. There was plenty to like for the Dutchman, whose first job was to avoid the sort of humiliation that has followed United around like a putrid smell for much of the past year....

However, while you may think you know Harvard and Yale, some other college campuses may be harder to recognise — especially when they’re doubling for other universities. Both famous and lesser known college campuses from across the United States have popped up on screen over the years - can you recognise these 15? Agnes Scott College This private women’s liberal arts college in Decatur, Georgia, has been around for over 130 years, and the campus is designated as a historical district....

Keep in mind that depending on the tow company, their employee policy may bar them from accepting a tip at all. If a tow truck driver refuses your tip, it’s likely because it’s in their contract. If they do something above and beyond, like give you a ride home, it’s polite to shoot them some cash. Or, maybe you have an expensive car, and you’ve asked your driver to be extra careful....

Nikos Razis, a doctor in the Greek capital of Athens, reportedly shared the invitation on Facebook in a post shared with an image of him wearing a mask and a face shield, according to The Guardian. “This is an official invitation to mask- and COVID-19 deniers to accompany me for nine whole hours during the emergency duty of the hospital the day after tomorrow. But without a mask and a signed statement....

Lance VanGundy, who is the emergency medical director at UnityPoint Health in Marshalltown, described in a video posted to his Facebook page his concerns at the misinformation out there about the jabs. “We are drowning in people who are dying with this illness, and I have yet to admit a single person because of a vaccine-related incident,” he said. “I don’t want to be political, I just want everybody to really know, in over 20 years of doing this, I’ve never been this busy or been this stressed or seen this many sick people....

According to a Verywell survey, one in three Black Americans have experienced racism while navigating the U.S. healthcare system. Racism damages the Black health experience by influencing the entire health journey. The survey, consisting of 1,000 White respondents and 1,000 Black respondents, asked about how their healthcare experience drives their decisions to switch providers or make health decisions. To get at the heart of why racism persists in health care and what can be done to alleviate its harms, Verywell gathered a panel of four members of its Medical Expert Board representing different medical specialties....

SalivaDirect, cleared by the FDA on August 15, is simpler, less expensive, and less invasive than using a nasopharyngeal swab to test for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The test isn’t perfect, and there is some room for a false negative result. A pre-print publication in medRxiv found that the SalivaDirect test had comparable results to a nasopharyngeal swab 94% of the time. “A few months ago, I would have said I would not be interested in this,” Rajeev Fernando, MD, an infectious disease expert in Southampton, New York, tells Verywell....

In a word, yes. But how? The answer depends on several factors, but two of the more researched factors include the amount of alcohol consumed and whether someone is an APOE ε4 gene carrier. Excessive Amounts of Alcohol Multiple research and observational studies have demonstrated that people who drink high amounts of alcohol are at an increased risk of developing dementia. Alcohol-related brain damage may account for approximately 10% of all dementia cases....

In most versions of the sheep sleep aid, people are told to imagine an endless stream of white sheep jumping over a fence, counting each as they go. The theory behind the counting sheep exercise is that the simple, rhythmic, and repetitive nature of the visualization helps people sleep. But does counting sheep actually put a person to sleep? Counting Sheep for Falling Asleep Those who’ve pondered the question are not alone....

Trump announced in the early hours of Friday that he had tested positive for coronavirus, and that he is isolating with the first lady Melania, who has also tested positive. At present, he is expected to continue his duties as president. In a statement issued later that morning, Trump’s physician Sean Conley said he would “expect the president to continue carrying out his duties without disruption”. Should Trump later become unable to serve, Pence would—under the 25th Amendment—be next in line to temporarily carry out the responsibilities of president....

Now, though, buyers of the PlayStation 5 can join multiplayer lobbies without the concern of missing their PlayStation 4 buddies. The crossplay gap between rival consoles is also disappearing. Below are key details about crossplay and PlayStation Plus ahead of Sony’s 2020 console release: MORE: List of PlayStation 5 games you can buy at launch Does the PS5 have online crossplay with the PS4? Yes, the divide that existed between video game generations for decades is officially a thing of the past....

6-year-old dog Dexter was brought to the attention of a whole round of new followers two days ago, after he gained over one million views as his owner explained exactly why he’s not allowed off his leash on walks. “You have no idea how much I would love to take off the lead, especially when we’re in the back country, but Dexter’s a Brittany. The reason he’s a bi-pedal is because of him escaping without a leash,” explained Kentee Pasek....

Carly Kendall called her dog, Coconut, an “adventurer.” “She can dig under anything, climb over anything, squeeze through anything,” Kendall told the local news station. “She’s quite the Houdini.” True to her adventurous spirit, Coconut and her sibling Axel dug a hole under their backyard fence last Wednesday and escaped. Thankfully, Coconut was wearing a GPS collar that allows Kendall to track her location. So, when Kendall noticed Coconut and Axel were missing, she looked at the app to see where the dogs wound up....

The footage, posted on July 15, was uploaded by Australia-based Dylan Gray, known on the app as dylan.mattgray. The clip features a man standing on a beach, showing the camera his iPhone, which has been taped to a long stick. He then puts the stick in his Doberman’s mouth, and the camera cuts to clips of the dog running, filmed from the wooden make-shift selfie stick. The unique perspective shows the animal leaping about the beach, before exploring a rocky area above the sand....