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Apr 27 2025HEALTH

What Makes a Meniscus Repair a Flop?

There is a lot of confusion around what counts as a failure in meniscus repair. This is a big deal because fixing a torn meniscus is key to keeping knees in good shape and slowing down wear and tear. Even with all the fancy new surgery methods, doctors still can't agree on how to measure success or

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Apr 27 2025HEALTH

The Role of VEGFs in Airway Allergies

VEGFs, or vascular endothelial growth factors, are key players in the body's growth and development. They help manage how blood vessels form and maintain their health. Recent studies have shown that VEGFs have a more complex role than first thought. They are involved in various allergic reactions

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Apr 26 2025BUSINESS

Flying Cheaper: Why Airfares Are Dropping

The airline industry is facing a shift in passenger behavior. The demand for domestic flights has been slowing down. This has led to a surprising trend: cheaper plane tickets. The reason behind this shift is a mix of factors. Economic uncertainty is a big player. The current political climate and

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Apr 26 2025HEALTH

The Quest to Spot Energy Shortfalls in Young Athletes

A new tool is in the works to spot energy deficiency in young women who are into sports. The goal is to help these young athletes stay healthy. This tool is called the Female Energy Deficiency Questionnaire, or FED-Q for short. It focuses on eating habits and overall health. The idea behind FED-Q i

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Apr 25 2025ENVIRONMENT

Plastic Pollution in the Air: What's Hiding in Shanghai's Winter?

Plastics are everywhere. They are in the ocean, in the soil, and even in the air. The air in Shanghai, China, is no exception. A recent study dug into the types and sizes of tiny plastic particles floating around in the city's winter air. These particles are so small that they can be inhaled. T

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Apr 24 2025BUSINESS

Airline Turbulence: Trade Wars and Travel Trends

The airline industry is facing a rough patch. Southwest Airlines has joined Delta and United in pulling back its financial predictions. Why? The trade tensions sparked by the previous US president have created a lot of uncertainty. This is the biggest challenge the industry has faced since the COVID

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Apr 24 2025HEALTH

How Brain Scans and AI Can Pinpoint Cognitive Issues

The brain is a complex organ, and sometimes, tiny issues can lead to big problems. One such issue is cerebral small vessel disease, which causes lesions in the brain's white matter. These lesions can affect how a person thinks and remembers things. Usually, doctors look at these lesions in groups of

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Apr 23 2025BUSINESS

Boeing's Bumpy Road to Recovery

Boeing is gearing up to ask the Federal Aviation Administration for the green light to boost its 737 Max jet production to 42 per month by the end of this year. This push comes as the company shows signs of improvement in its financial performance and operational efficiency. The company's latest qu

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Apr 23 2025HEALTH

Guar Gum's New Trick: Healing Skin the Smart Way

Skin is a superhero. It guards the body against nasty invaders like bacteria, viruses, and harmful sun rays. But when skin gets hurt, it can be a real pain, literally. Traditional dressings help, but they often need frequent changes and can cause more harm when removed. So, scientists are on the hun

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Apr 23 2025TECHNOLOGY

The New Space Race: A Billionaire's Unique Journey

People have been going to space for a long time now. Since the year 2000, there have been 162 missions. These include flights on the Space Shuttle, Russian Soyuz missions, Chinese astronauts' first trips, and even commercial trips on SpaceX's Dragon capsule. There were also privately funded suborbit

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