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Dec 20 2024HEALTH

Noise Impact on Military Hearing: What You Should Know

Did you know that noise can mess with your hearing? Well, it's a big deal for military folks. A recent study looked into how much noise soldiers are exposed to each year and how it affects their hearing and ability to focus on sounds. It turns out, loud noises can really do a number on your ears. Y

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Dec 20 2024SPORTS

Seattle's Hockey Buzz: Hilary Knight and the PWHL’s Big Leap

Hilary Knight, a hockey star with a long history in Boston, has seen her fair share of dedicated fans. But nothing compares to the crowd she witnessed in Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena in 2022. With over 14, 000 fans cheering, it was a record-breaking night for women’s professional hockey. Knight, w

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Dec 20 2024HEALTH

Embracing Cuteness: How It Affects Your Brain

Did you know that liking cute things could actually change your brain? A recent study found that people who enjoy cute stuff, often called "kawaii-ness, " had more gray matter in certain parts of their brain. Gray matter is important for things like learning, memory, and decision-making. You might

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Dec 20 2024HEALTH

Faith and Health: How Religion Impacts Science Views and COVID-19 Outcomes in Finland

Let's zoom in on Finland and see how people's religious beliefs affect their views on science and healthcare, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Research shows that those who consider themselves more religious tend to have less positive views on science, tech, and medicine compared to non-reli

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Dec 20 2024CRIME

YouTubers Beware: Crypto Scammers Trick with Fake Brand Deals

For several months, popular fighting game YouTubers have been targets of clever crypto scams. Even the most careful ones have fallen for these tricks. Here's how it works: Scammers take over verified accounts on X (formerly Twitter) and pretend to be marketing managers from real brands. They make th

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Dec 20 2024SCIENCE

Fluidic Magic: Twisting Vortices Create Unique Energy Patterns

Imagine trying to create a crystal out of water. Sounds impossible, right? Well, scientists have just done something pretty close. They've made something called a "fluidic moiré superlattice" using swirling vortices in fluids. This is like a special kind of crystal made from water! Here's how they

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Dec 20 2024EDUCATION

Unlocking Modern Value: Young People’s Perspectives on Intangible Cultural Heritage

Ever thought about how cultural traditions, festivals, and crafts from centuries ago are still alive today? You might be surprised to know that many young people are discovering and appreciating these intangible cultural heritages thanks to social media. This digital shift has not only preserved the

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Dec 20 2024TECHNOLOGY

Green Power: Cracking the Code of Electric Vehicle Batteries

Electric vehicles (EVs) are taking the world by storm. But before EVs can truly replace traditional cars, their batteries need a major upgrade. Scientists use a method called DEMATEL to figure out how factors in battery tech affect each other. This method is great for complex systems, but real-world

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Dec 20 2024HEALTH

Hearing and Thinking Tasks: How Quick Tests Help Audiology Clinics

Audiology clinics are always busy, and they need tests that can be done quickly to help patients. These tests are important because they can guide the treatment plans for people who are having trouble hearing or thinking clearly. The goal of a recent study was to check if a shorter set of tests can

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Dec 19 2024CRIME

Manhattan Murder Case: Suspect Faces Federal Charges

A man suspected of killing the CEO of UnitedHealthcare on a Manhattan street is now dealing with federal charges too. This is on top of the state murder charges he already faces. The suspect, Luigi Mangione, is 26 years old. These federal charges come from the U. S. Attorney's Office for the Souther

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