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Dec 16 2024CRIME

The Surprising Impact of Looks on Guilt Judgments

Imagine being in a courtroom, but instead of listening to evidence, you're looking at someone's face. Sounds strange, right? Well, that's what scientists did in an experiment. They showed people pictures of men and asked if they looked guilty or innocent. The twist? Some faces were attractive, some

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Watching Cities Move: Using Cameras to Track Health Behaviors

Imagine observing how people move and interact in a bustling city without interrupting their daily routines. That’s the potential of using video cameras to assess physical activity and other well-being behaviors in urban environments. Traditional methods often rely on multiple human observers, which

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Dec 16 2024CELEBRITIES

The Life and Legacy of Jill Jacobson

Meet Jill Jacobson, a beloved actress known for her roles in popular TV shows like Star Trek: The Next Generation and Who’s the Boss? . Sadly, she passed away recently at the age of 70. Her longtime friend and publicist, Dan Harary, confirmed that she died after a long illness at Culver West Health

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Easy Tips to Stay Safe When Drinking

You might think a drink or two helps you loosen up at parties. But scientists found that alcohol's effects on socializing are mostly in our heads. Drinking might not make you funnier or more outgoing. It’s more about who you’re with and your mindset. If you choose to drink, here are some simple tips

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Dec 16 2024SPORTS

Thinking Behind Reid's Decision: Mahomes' Injury Sparks Debate

The Kansas City Chiefs just won big against the Cleveland Browns, but there's one thing fans can't stop talking about—Patrick Mahomes' right ankle injury. After leading a 21-7 victory, the star QB was seen limping off the field, leaving fans and experts puzzled about the coach's decision-making. And

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Discovering Breast Cancer in Guangzhou: A Study's Journey

In the bustling city of Guangzhou, China, a significant research project called the Guangzhou Breast Cancer Study (GBCS) started in 2008. Its mission? To uncover what makes breast cancer (BC) so common in South China, especially among women aged 41-60. The study is like a big puzzle with three main

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Focus Power: Why Doing Something Different Helps

Have you ever noticed that it's hard to concentrate when someone else is doing the same task as you? That's because our brains are wired to focus on one thing at a time. Researchers have found that when tasks are similar around you, your brain can get muddled. Picture this: you're trying to solve a

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

Heartfulness Online: Boosting Health Care Students' Mental Health

Stress is a major issue for health care students, with many facing anxiety and mental health hurdles. Levels of the hormone DHEA-S and the protein IL-6 in the body can change due to stress. A recent study explored a web-based Heartfulness program designed to help students cope with these challenges.

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Dec 16 2024WEATHER

Brace Yourself: Snowstorms Hit 16 States

Get ready, folks! A big snowstorm is sweeping through 16 states, and it's bringing a lot of snow with it. The National Weather Service (NWS) has warned that some places might get up to 20 inches of snow. That's a lot of snow! Travel might be tough, so if you have to go out, make sure you're prepared

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Dec 16 2024HEALTH

A Fun, Flexible Bandage from Seaweed and Blue-Green Algae

Have you ever thought about what makes a great bandage? Flexibility, self-healing, and protection from infections are some key features. Scientists have been working on creating the perfect bandage, and they've come up with something really cool! They've made a new type of bandage called PPC hydroge

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