Which year of your life is the most dangerous? For many people, it’s not old age but infancy. Where you're born can dramatically change your chances of survival, and millions of child deaths are still
Shootout to the Green brothers and nerdfighteria in general for the amazing work on the Maternal Center of Excellence in Sierra Leone, helping to reduce this risk in a one of the places that is most needed!
I'm almost 70. Five years ago I was feeling great, excercising, lost 40 pounds, ate right, and life was good. Now I feel like crap everyday due to chronic pain from a so-far undiagnosed mystery illness that the local doctors can't figure out. "You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone" -Joni MItchell
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Picks the high income country with the worst infant mortality rates