Toxic shock syndrome (TSS) is a potentially fatal acute illness mediated by superantigenic toxins. It is caused by an infection from Staphylococcus aureus in staphylococcal TSS or Streptococcus pyogenes in streptococcal TSS. Symptoms include sudden onset, high fever, hypotension, tachycardia, diffuse macular erythroderma, and involvement of at least two other organ systems, notably renal function. Diagnosis is based on clinical presentation and microorganism isolation via blood culture or infected area culture. Initial treatment involves life support measures, prevention of multi-organ failure, and broad-spectrum empirical antibiotic therapy, recommended to combine β-lactams (penicillin, preferred) with clindamycin.

The main objective of this research was to determine the factors related to the physical self-concept and body satisfaction of adolescents in relation to school Physical Education through a systematic review. The study followed PRISMA guidelines and included eight articles, identifying four key factors: satisfaction of basic psychological needs, promotion of emotional security, encouragement of extracurricular physical exercise, and avoidance of appearance comparisons. These factors can serve as tools for Physical Education teachers to enhance basic needs satisfaction, motivation for extracurricular physical exercise, emotional security, and avoidance of appearance comparisons.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is any physical injury or functional impairment of cranial contents due to a sudden exchange of mechanical energy. The most common causes are traffic accidents in adults and falls in children and the elderly. The severity of TBI is assessed using the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), ranging from mild (GCS 14-15) to severe (GCS 3-8). Initial primary care for TBI patients involves stabilization, ensuring airway, breathing, and circulation. Continuous reassessment of GCS and pupil status is crucial due to potential deterioration in consciousness. The most severe complication is brain herniation syndrome, requiring early detection and treatment of increased intracranial pressure.

The Z16 program in Zaragoza, Spain, offers a variety of free cultural, sports, and leisure activities to 16-year-olds registered or studying in the city. As of January 1, 2024, individuals born in 2008 are eligible to participate. The program has already engaged nearly 4,000 youths and has 236 ambassadors in most educational centers. Registration is through the Z16 app, and further information can be obtained via email, phone, or Instagram.

Weather news has evolved significantly, adapting to new communication channels and reaching a younger audience. Rafael Requena from Aemet highlights the public's interest in weather information due to its impact on daily life. Social media has amplified the reach of weather news, but it has also led to the spread of misinformation and conspiracy theories, such as chemtrails and climate change denial. Accurate weather predictions are probabilistic and become less reliable over longer periods, which can lead to public frustration. The article underscores the importance of understanding the statistical nature of weather forecasting and the challenges posed by misinformation.

The cost of sharing a home in Aragon has increased by 49% since 2015, with an average monthly rent of 355 euros in 2023. The study 'Viviendas compartidas en España en 2023' by Fotocasa highlights that this trend is not unique to Aragon, with the Basque Country, Canary Islands, and Murcia experiencing increases above 10% over the past eight years. Conversely, Aragon, Castilla y León, and Andalusia saw slight decreases in shared housing prices in 2023. Catalonia, Madrid, and the Balearic Islands lead with rents over 400 euros per month, while Bilbao, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, and Valencia capital are among the cities with the highest year-on-year increases. Salamanca, Zaragoza, and Granada capitals saw decreases in shared housing costs.

Jorge Azcón, the President of Aragón, received a flu vaccine at the Sagasta health center and encouraged the public to get vaccinated through a video on social media. The flu vaccination campaign in Aragón has been opened to the general population ahead of schedule due to rising flu incidence, with appointments available through the Salud Informa website or app. Nuria Gayán, Director General of Public Health, emphasized the vaccine's importance, noting it can prevent cardiovascular events post-influenza and protect both individuals and those around them.

Empathy, a crucial human trait, is diminishing as social media usage rises. The anonymity and group dynamics on these platforms lead to a lack of accountability and concern for others' feelings. Young people, heavily reliant on social media for communication, face challenges in managing interpersonal relationships, often feeling isolated despite constant online interaction. The prevalence of cyberbullying, now a leading cause of self-harm among youth, exacerbates these issues, highlighting the urgent need for awareness and intervention.

Ramon Madaula, a seasoned actor turned playwright, discusses his transition to writing theater, highlighting his latest works including 'Conqueridors,' 'Els Buonaparte,' and 'El tigre.' He reflects on the challenges and inspirations of portraying historical figures, the limits of humor in addressing sensitive topics, and his critical view of the current state of Catalan theater. Madaula emphasizes the importance of his acting experience in shaping his writing career and expresses a desire to focus more on creating his own projects.

The article commemorates the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, highlighting the ongoing struggle against gender-based violence globally and locally. It discusses the fragility of women's rights under conservative and far-right governments, the impact of war on women's safety, and the pervasive nature of patriarchal violence. The text emphasizes the need for comprehensive measures, including legal reforms, societal involvement, and improved support systems, to effectively combat and eradicate gender violence. Statistical data from Catalonia underscores the prevalence and severity of the issue, calling for urgent and sustained action.

The article explores Ibiza from different perspectives, focusing on water, land, and air experiences. It highlights water sports offered by Yatch Watersports Ibiza, luxurious accommodations at Hotel Aguas de Ibiza, and traditional Peruvian cuisine at the Maymanta restaurant led by chef Omar Malpartida. The narrative emphasizes the island's natural beauty, unique culinary experiences, and innovative hospitality.

The article discusses the use of Sketch Engine as a tool for text analysis in translation classes aimed at international organizations. It highlights the benefits and applications of this tool in enhancing translation accuracy and efficiency.

The study validates a German short version of the Basic Psychological Need Satisfaction and Frustration Scale (BPNSFS) in individuals with depression, involving 344 adults. Confirmatory factor analyses confirmed the reliability and six-factor structure of the short version. Structural equation modeling showed that need frustration is positively related to ill-being and negatively to quality of life, while need satisfaction did not predict differences in these areas. The short form of the BPNSFS is a practical tool for measuring need satisfaction and frustration in clinical settings, emphasizing the importance of need frustration in predicting psychopathology.

Kevin W. H. Tai, a PhD in Applied Linguistics at UCL and editor of several journals, presents his book on multimodal conversational and interpretative phenomenological analysis for researching translanguaging in multilingual classrooms. The book addresses theoretical aspects such as the differentiation between translingualism and code-switching and defends the joint use of these analyses. Tai also responds to criticisms of the interpretative phenomenological method. The review covers the book's structure, chapter division, and Tai's exposition of theories and criticisms.

New series and movies available from this Friday include Netflix's action-adventure thriller 'El Ejército de los Muertos' and the drama 'Milagro Azul', along with the second seasons of 'El Vecino' and 'Ragnarok'. HBO will feature the animated film '¡CANTA!', the action movie 'Godzilla el rey de los monstruos', and new seasons of 'En terapia' and 'Mr. Inbetween'.

Eurovision 2021 is set to make a strong return after being canceled last year due to the coronavirus. The event will take place in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from May 18 to 22 at Ahoy Arena and will be held in person. A total of 39 songs will compete, which have been pre-recorded in case any of the singers or groups are unable to attend due to restrictions or quarantine requirements. The article lists five favorites for the competition.

The article, derived from an undergraduate thesis, aims to identify the knowledge about tuberculosis among 117 health workers from 12 public and private health institutions linked to the tuberculosis prevention and control program of the Secretaría Distrital de Salud in a locality of Bogotá. Data collection involved an evaluation instrument administered to the workers after obtaining informed consent. The study found that 34% of workers had medium knowledge, 32% had lower knowledge, 27% had low knowledge, and only 7% had high knowledge about tuberculosis. There is a general deficit in knowledge, particularly in diagnosis, treatment, transmissibility period, and biosecurity measures. The article emphasizes the need for actions to enhance tuberculosis knowledge among health workers through academic training, capacity-building opportunities, improved working conditions, and collaboration between academia and the Programa Distrital de Control de Tuberculosis.