内容摘要：“Pregnant Idahoans whose health is in danger shouldn’t be forced to remain pregnant, and we are glad the court recognized that today. But this decision leaves behind so many people, including some of the women who brought this case,” said Gail Deady, a center staff attorney. “No one should have to choose between carrying a doomed pregnancy against their will or fleeing the state if they can.”

“Pregnant Idahoans whose health is in danger shouldn’t be forced to remain pregnant, and we are glad the court recognized that today. But this decision leaves behind so many people, including some of the women who brought this case,” said Gail Deady, a center staff attorney. “No one should have to choose between carrying a doomed pregnancy against their will or fleeing the state if they can.”

No decision has been made on the number of troops deployed to South Korea, but any future footprint would be optimized not only to defend against Pyongyang but also to deter China, one of the officials said. The two officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss deliberations that have not been made public.Hegseth is in Singapore to attend his first Shangri-La dialogue as President Donald Trump’s defense secretary. His South Korean counterpart is not expected to attend due to elections in Seoul.

A possible reduction in forces was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.NUEVA YORK (AP) — Un grupo de científicos ha identificado la evidencia más antigua conocida de herramientas hechas por seres humanos a partir de huesos de ballena.Los huesos, a los que se dio forma de proyectiles angostos para la caza, fueron descubiertos en excavaciones que datan de hace más de un siglo en el Golfo de Vizcaya, cerca de España y Francia. Los científicos pensaban que las herramientas eran bastante antiguas, pero muchas eran pequeños fragmentos, por lo que era difícil determinar su edad.

Los avances tecnológicos de la última década han hecho posible datar las herramientas más antiguas en aproximadamente 20.000 años. Los científicos descubrieron que los huesos provenían de ballenas azules, ballenas de aleta, cachalotes y otras especies.Vicki Szabo de la Universidad de Western Carolina, quien estudia la historia de la caza de ballenas y no participó en la reciente investigación, afirma: “Los humanos y las ballenas claramente han estado encontrándose durante mucho tiempo”.

Los científicos piensan que los antiguos humanos fabricaban instrumentos de hueso de ballena en lugares como el Ártico y el Pacífico Sur. Existen pruebas sólidas de herramientas de ese material que datan de hace unos 5.000 años, pero la nueva investigación publicada el martes en la revista Nature Communications retrocede la línea de tiempo.

Los antiguos humanos no necesariamente cazaban ballenas, dijo el autor del estudio, Jean-Marc Petillon, del Centro Nacional de Investigación Científica de Francia. Más probablemente, rebuscaban los cuerpos de los cetáceos varados y tallaban sus densos y pesados huesos para construir herramientas para cazar renos o bisontes.“That trust, you just can’t quantify it,” said Omolola Adepoju, a University of Houston health services researcher. “And I don’t think it gets spoken about enough when we talk about pharmacy closures.”

There’s a pattern to who has access to pharmacies, with gaps forming in urban and rural neighborhoods.Residents of neighborhoods that are largely Black and Latino have fewer pharmacies per capita than people who live in mostly white neighborhoods, according to

of licensing data from 44 states, data from the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs and the American Community Survey. It’s consistent with prior research that documents where urban “pharmacy deserts” are more likely to be concentrated.The AP also analyzed data from 49 states and found those with the fewest retail pharmacies per capita include Alaska, Oregon and New Mexico. About two-thirds of retail pharmacies in those states were owned by chains, while independent pharmacies tend to concentrate more in urban markets or states with bigger populations.