Two women with incurable breast cancer whose lives were "flipped upside down" by the diagnosis have set up a group to offer hope to others. Nicky Newman and Laura Middleton-Hughes, both 31, have stage four cancer that has spread around their bodies. When Nicky, from Guildford, was told her secondary cancer was incurable, she said it sent her into a "blind panic". The pair said they hoped their online community, Secondary Sisters, would help others facing such difficult news. Laura, from Norwich, said it had given them both a "positive, therapeutic, way of talking about our cancer". "We both potentially face a very bumpy future, but we do have a future and we are going to live it," she said. "And if we can help even one person feel better about themselves and like they are part of a community, that's amazing." Both women are supporting Stand Up To Cancer, a joint fundraising campaign from Cancer Research UK and Channel 4. Nicky and her husband Alex were undergoing IVF treatment when she found a lump in her breast. She said even before cancer was mentioned she could "see it in the doctor's face". During tests, she mentioned back pains, so was referred for specialist imaging. "The surgeon said to me: 'I'm really sorry, there's nothing I can do'. It sent me into a blind panic," she said. However, she was given a drug called Palbociclib, which had only just been approved for NHS use. "If it hadn't, my prognosis would have been very different," Nicky said. What is secondary breast cancer? In stage four breast cancer, the breast cancer cells have spread to other parts of the body, such as the bones, lungs, liver or brain. It is also called advanced cancer, secondary breast cancer, or metastatic breast cancer. The cancer is not curable at this point but may be controlled with treatment for some years. Possible treatments include hormone therapy, chemotherapy, targeted drug therapy and radiotherapy. Source: Cancer Research UK Treatment may have halted the spread of the disease but it has robbed both women of the chance to have children. Nicky said when she left hospital, she was "grieving more for the fact that I had lost my chance to be a mother than because I had cancer". Breast cancer: Genetic screening for all call Sisters find out why breast cancer plagues family 'Cancer treatment broke my heart, but I've survived' Laura was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014 after finding a lump while on holiday. She underwent a mastectomy and chemotherapy and recovered well. But in April 2016, pain in Laura's right shoulder got steadily worse and she was referred for a scan. A tumour had overtaken the head of the humerus - the bone in the arm between the shoulder and elbow. "It was terrifying, 2016 was a rubbish year, a really rubbish year," she said. Laura has traces of breast cancer in her spine, 12 vertebrae and pelvis but said: "I'm very grateful the treatment I'm having is managing to give me a fairly normal life."

WASHINGTON -- Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it will recall 3 million vehicles for Takata airbag inflators that could rupture at a cost of $610 million. NHTSA on Tuesday ordered Ford to issue the recall for driver-side airbag inflators, rejecting the automaker's 2017 petition to avoid it. The defect, which in rare instances leads to airbag inflators rupturing and sending potentially deadly metal fragments flying, prompted the largest automotive recall in U.S. history of more than 67 million inflators. Worldwide, about 100 million inflators installed by 19 major automakers have been recalled. The recall includes 2.7 million U.S. vehicles and about 300,000 in Canada and other locations. Ford will include the cost in fourth-quarter results, it said in a regulatory filing. The vehicles were previously recalled for passenger-side inflators. "We believe our extensive data demonstrated that a safety recall was not warranted for the driver-side airbag. However, we respect NHTSA’s decision and will issue a recall," Ford said. NHTSA also required Mazda Motor Corp. to recall 5,800 airbag inflators in 2007–2009 B-Series vehicles. Takata inflators have resulted in at least 400 injuries and 27 deaths worldwide -- including 18 U.S. fatalities with two in previously recalled 2006 Ford Ranger trucks. The Ford vehicles being recalled include various 2006-2012 model-year Ranger, Fusion, Edge, Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ, Mercury Milan and Lincoln MKX vehicles. In November, NHTSA rejected a petition filed by General Motors to avoid recalling 5.9 million U.S. vehicles with Takata airbags. GM said the callback covered 7 million vehicles worldwide and would cost $1.2 billion. Ford separately disclosed Thursday it expects to record a pretax remeasurement loss of $1.5 billion in the fourth quarter related to pension and other post-employment benefits plans, driven by lower discount rates. Ford said the remeasurement loss is expected to reduce net income by about $1.2 billion, but did not change expectations for 2021 pension contributions. Ford shares fell nearly 1 percent to $11.42 in after-hours trading on Wall Street.

Houston fell again after a consistent attack by Atlanta https://www.el-carabobeno.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Atl-1-696x465.png With great pitching, which resulted in a No-hitter for seven innings, the Atlanta Braves shut out the Houston Astros 2-0 to lead the World Series (2-1). Atlanta took advantage of a blunder by Venezuelan Luis Garcia to go ahead with a hairline in the third inning, pushed by Austin Riley. Ian Anderson, on the other hand, was pitching a 5.0-inning gem without even allowing any concessions. And his superb performance was emulated by A.J Minter and Luke Jackson to preserve the no-hitter or game. Houston barely hit his first hit in the eighth inning and that wasn't enough to hit the plate. Travis D’Arnaud hit a solo homer at the end of the eighth inning off Kendall Graveman to dismiss any stark hopes. Will Smith climbed the mound after that and got the last three ous of the match to score the save. Anderson was left with the victory and the setback went to Garcia's account, who finished with three innings and two-thirds of a run, four walks and six strikeouts. The fourth game of the series will be played this Saturday in Atlanta, where the Astros will have to go with all the heavy machinery to be able to compete and not lag behind in this World Series. LINK: https://www.el-carabobeno.com/bravos-vencieron-2-0-a-los-astros-en-el-tercer-juego/

KOLKATA: Leading smartphone maker Realme is aspiring to become a technology-driven lifestyle brand and will introduce new products in this segment, an official said on Friday. "We want to be known as a technology lifestyle company. We already have some products in the internet of things (IoT) and smart living space and will introduce multiple items in this segment," Realme India CEO Madhav Sheth said at the launch of new X7 series 5G handsets here. The company will also roll out affordable 5G handsets in future, he said. Speaking about disruptions in the market due to COVID-19, Sheth said the supply chain has normalised and demand is back to normal. The company had said 2020 was a "phenomenal year" for it. Realme clocked a 25 per cent growth in smartphone sales at about 19 million units even a quarter was lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic. "I think the minimum would be nothing less than 25-30 million handsets, that's what we are targeting for 2021," he said, adding that offline sales account for about 40 per cent. The smartphone maker is planning to add 500 new outlets under both franchisee and company-operated models.

The latest leak of secret Pentagon documents that include classified intelligence on the war between Ukraine and Russia, as well as on China and US allies such as Israel, South Korea and Canada, is one more in a long line of leaks that have had political and diplomatic repercussions in the world. Past revelations have cast doubt on US military campaigns, embarrassed several White House occupants, prompted the resignation of a president and created tensions with other countries and leaders. To this must be added the reaction of the public to see the activities of the government in the exercise of its internal and foreign policy naked. Experts say Jack Teixeira, the young military cyberspecialist suspected of leaking the latest confidential US documents, could serve a long prison sentence if convicted of participating in what the Pentagon has deemed a national security risk. "very serious". Teixeira faces charges under the Espionage Act, a federal law enacted in 1917 that formed the basis for previous convictions of spies and those who shared classified information with the press and the public. However, not in all cases there has been a conviction against those responsible for the leaks. Some have even been classified as "heroes" for having dared and risked exposing the -sometimes questionable- secret activity of the State. Here we remember four of the great and historic leaks that shook the United States. Line The Pentagon Papers In 1971, a man leaked thousands of pages of secret US government documents to various newspapers, including The New York Times and The Washington Post. The documents became known as the Pentagon Papers, a study of US military and political involvement in Vietnam, between 1945 and 1967, conducted by the US Department of Defense. The more than 7,000 pages of the secret study revealed that the government knew, from the beginning, that the war in Vietnam was unlikely to be won and that continuing it would only lead to more casualties. They also pointed out that the previous administration of Lyndon Johnson had lied to Congress and the American people about the status of their country's involvement in Vietnam. When The New York Times first reported on the matter, the administration of then-President Richard Nixon sought an injunction to stop any more documents from being released and launched a manhunt for the person responsible for the leak. But the Supreme Court of Justice ruled that the publication was justified and the reporting resumed. Two days before that ruling, the person responsible for the leak, Daniel Ellsberg, publicly acknowledged his role. A disenchanted military analyst Ellsberg was a military analyst who participated in the preparation of the secret study on the Vietnam War, commissioned by the Pentagon to the RAND Corporation, an independent analysis center for which he worked. Previously, he had been a Pentagon employee since 1964, under Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara (one of then-President John Kennedy's main foreign policy ideologues) and was in Vietnam for two years, representing the State Department. Upon his return in 1967, he began working again for RAND, with whom he had already been employed in the late 1950s. Ellsberg became disenchanted with US foreign policy and began attending antiwar rallies. So, in late 1969, he made several photocopies of the classified documents he had access to for distribution to the press. https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-internacional-65276952

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