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A new ad featuring American actress Olivia Wilde has perfectly used the question ‘How Do You See Me’. The video has been released to honor the World Down Syndrome Day, on March 21.

A 19-year-old girl, AnnaRose Rubright, who is a college student with Down syndrome, has narrated the video titled with ‘How Do You See Me? Wilde is a young woman who can be seen busy with her everyday life. Wilde is shown as a woman with Down syndrome. She is working, giving time to family, watching television and doing other tasks.

“I see myself as an ordinary person with an important, meaningful, beautiful life. This is how I see myself. How do you see me”, said the19-year-old in the video.

The days of doctors penning down prescriptions that patients then take to the pharmacy are going to become a thing of past.

Beginning from March 27, New York is making electronic prescriptions compulsory in a move to make the process more effective and cut the cases of fraud and abuse.

In a statement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that the reform is going to make patient safety better, cut the number of fraudulent or stolen prescriptions and help fight prescription drug abuse throughout New York.

However, the program has drawn concerns from doctors regarding the widespread work that was required to obey and doubt regarding provisions of law.

Many studies in the past have linked sitting for long periods to serious health complication. Still, a number of Americans prefer a job where they can sit for many hours. Some people, who know the consequence of too much sitting, stand for a few minutes to decrease the risk, but a new study suggests that even standing desks do not make a notable difference.

Some previous studies suggested that employees who spend too much time sitting could be at increased risk of heart failure. They also warned that these people may be obese, or could have disabilities in future.

St. Petersburg police have received around 21 calls reporting incident of spice overdose since Thursday night. Spice, synthetic marijuana, created havoc after people consumed it were severely affected and admitted to a hospital’s emergency rooms. The local police referred the series of events as unprecedented and right from the zombie movies.

The police have been dealing with growing number of complaints by people who had witnessed people in stupefied states, in which they could not talk and walk. The officials have blamed synthetic marijuana overdose for the ordeal. The people have also complained of unusual behavior displayed by several folks, who looked as they have lost their minds and were found dangerously high and in need of doctors.

A latest poll suggested that people in America could finally start believing that people are among the major contributors to climate change. The new US Gallup poll disclosed a significant record of Americans who are concerned regarding global warming, quite more than before.

To conduct this latest survey, researchers asked some questions to a random sample of 1,019 adults of the age group 18 and older through telephone. All the respondents belonged to the US and particularly to the District of Columbia.

More and more number of people in America have started taking climate change quite seriously. In fact, 64% Americans have said that for them effects of global warming have become a grave deal as now the highest percentage of global warming has been recorded.

A Soyuz rocket carrying a space team of three astronauts was launched on Friday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. Now, the crew, including one NASA astronaut and two cosmonauts, has reached the International Space Station (ISS) safely.

A pair of Roscosmos cosmonauts—Oleg Skripochka and Aleksey Ovchinin—and American astronaut Jeff Williams arrived at the ISS after a journey of about six hours. With the latest mission, the 58-year-old NASA astronaut, Jeff Williams, will break another NASA astronaut Scott Kelly’s record by spending 534 cumulative days aboard the space station. Kelly has lived 520 days in space at the ISS.

The trio, flying on a Soyuz space capsule, was welcomed by NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, ESA astronaut Tim Peake and Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko.