Leukemia patient declared ‘cured’ after success of CAR-T immunotherapy
The story of an individual who responded exceptionally well to an experimental treatment offers hope for other cancer sufferers despite the significant challenges that lie ahead
A talking penis in Disney’s court
It was impossible to anticipate that the brand that has most zealously tried to become a symbol of family entertainment would one day offer us close-ups of a phallus chatting with its owner
From Nerdle to Absurdle: What to play when you’ve solved the daily Wordle
The viral game has spawned a number of new variations based on everything from mathematics to different languages. Users also have the option of creating their own puzzle
Harvard epidemiologist William Hanage: ‘Pandemics don’t have an official endpoint, with cheers and fireworks’
The co-director of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics talks to EL PAÍS about the dangers of treating Covid as endemic, the importance of booster shots and why the health crisis isn’t over yet
Which Latin American movies and filmmakers are up for an Oscar?
Guillermo del Toro has received a nomination for Best Motion Picture, Disney’s new animation ‘Encanto’ is nominated for its score and song, while the short film ‘Beast,’ which looks at the dictatorship in Chile, is also in the running for an Academy Award
Eileen Gu: A star in China, dubbed a ‘traitor’ in the United States
The young freestyle skier is a media darling whose success is garnering her much attention at the Beijing Winter Games. But so is her choice not to represent the country where she was born
Body of US software mogul John McAfee still in Barcelona morgue, seven months after his death
A judge in Spain has ruled that the 75-year-old businessman died by suicide in his prison cell in June 2021 while he awaited extradition to his home country. His family is planning to appeal the decision and request the probe be kept open