A new branch of hematologyâimmunohematology, or the study of the normal immunological characteristics of hematic elements and the immunological factors and mechanisms that may be at the root of a number of blood diseasesâmade rapid advances in the 1950âs and 1960âs.
Video shows rats running through NYC restaurant - 3:08 PM. â¢. Add USATODAY.com RSS feeds. NEW YORK (AP)  Hurricane Katrina caused at least $125 billion in economic damage and could cost the insurance industry up to $60 billion in claims, a leading risk assessment firm said in updated estimates Friday.
If Accuweather's eye-popping estimate is correct, Harvey would cost nearly as much to the economy as Hurricanes Katrina and Superstorm Sandy combined. Dr. Joel Myers, Accuweather's founder and president, said the $190 billion figure was based on knowing what the effect was from Katrina and Sandy and from dozens of other storms and what their ultimate damage estimates were.