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Mar 01 2025SCIENCE

Tilapia's Metabolic Secrets: A Year in the Life

Tilapia are tropical fish that live in warm waters. They have special ways to handle changes in their environment. These changes happen because of the seasons. Scientists wanted to understand how tilapia's bodies adapt to these seasonal shifts. They looked at how the fish's metabolism changes throug

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Feb 19 2025HEALTH

Fasciola Frenzy: How Climate Shapes Parasite Risk in Iran

Imagine a parasite that thrives in warm, humid conditions. Fasciola spp. is a parasite that causes fasciolosis, a disease that's becoming more common in warmer regions. This study looked at how climate affects the presence of Fasciola spp. in Iran, especially in Gilan province, a known hotspot for t

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Feb 09 2025SCIENCE

Pigs in a Pill: How Aspirin Mixes Changed the Game

Imagine feeding pigs a special mix of aspirin and watching them gain more weight than normal. Sounds like a fairy tale, right? Well, hold onto your hats, kids! Believe it or not, a recent study tested a mix called enhanced liquid aspirin (ELA) on young pigs. This isn't your grandma's aspiri

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Feb 08 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Sleepy Soldiers

A young woman's journey to sleepy soldier life began with a surprise. She never thought she'd give a Call of Duty game a chance. She was used to hearing boys at school laugh about it, even imagined milk coming out of their noses. She thought these games were not for girls. Not for her. She tho

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Feb 06 2025CRYPTO

Unwelcome Guests Your iPhone isn't as safe as you think

Suddenly, your usual safe Apps may be hiding a secret. These are not your average app lies, but a serious threat. You might expect to get a nasty surprise when you download something from some obscure website, but this is different. Apple's App Store had an unexpected and unwanted visit from malwar

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Feb 06 2025TECHNOLOGY

Magic Roads: The Future of Pothole Free Streets, No Magic Wands Required

Imagine driving down a road, and suddenly, a pothole vanishes right before your eyes. Sounds like magic, doesn't it? Well, it's not magic, it's science. Some bright minds at King's College London and Swansea University have made a groundbreaking discovery. They've come up with a super cool asph

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Feb 02 2025ENVIRONMENT

Wasps vs. Pesticides: Who Wins in the Battle for Bugs?

In the never-ending battle against pesky pests, scientists are always on the lookout for natural allies. One such ally is the tiny wasp, Trichogramma chilonis, which targets the eggs of the Helicoverpa species. These wasps are superheroes in tomato fields, where Helicoverpa pests can cause significa

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Jan 31 2025HEALTH

Planning for Asparaginase: A Must for Fighting Kids Cancer. Especially in Struggling Countries

In the fight against childhood cancer, one medicine is super important. That medicine is asparaginase, ASN, for short. It is a key part of most treatments for a type of childhood leukemia. This type of cancer is often called acute lymphoblastic leukemia, or ALL. Many kids could be saved with bette

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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

X-rays and Kidney Cancer: How Senescent Cell Secrets Boost Tumor Growth

Ever wondered how x-rays might affect kidney cancer? Well, scientists found that x-rays can speed up kidney cancer growth. How? By making healthy kidney cells go into a strange phase called "senescence, " where they stay alive but stop growing. These senescent cells start pumping out special signals

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Jan 26 2025POLITICS

Air Force Halts New Video Training on Diverse Pilots

The U. S. Air Force has halted and is reviewing a basic training course that highlights the achievements of Black and female pilots during World War II. This comes after President Donald Trump issued an executive order to stop diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Videos featuring the Tuskegee

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