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Jan 13 2025CRYPTO

Bitcoin ETFs Turn One: What Happens Next?

Bitcoin ETFs are celebrating their first birthday, and it's been quite a ride! With over $113 billion invested, these funds are breaking records. But what comes next? Experts believe the one-year mark could bring some selling pressure. Investors might cash out to avoid long-term capital gains and re

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Jan 13 2025TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's 2025 TVs Get a New Look

Samsung's latest TV lineup for 2025 is shaking things up. The company is making a big change by adopting the design and features of its popular The Frame TV across its entire range. This means you can expect to see thinner metal bezels, matte finishes, and even some new art features. Why is Samsung

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Jan 13 2025HEALTH

Does Surgery Improve Recovery in Spine Infections Without Nerve Problems?

Have you ever wondered if surgery can truly help people with spine infections who don't have nerve issues? This study set out to find the answer. It focused on a specific type of spine infection called pyogenic spinal epidural abscess. This infection can cause swelling and pressure in the spine, but

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Jan 13 2025TECHNOLOGY

CES 2025: Six Tech Trends That'll Change How You Live

CES 2025 was a tech lover's dream. Everyone was talking about AI, but the show had so much more to offer. From robots that can do your chores to laptops with superpowers, here are the six biggest trends that'll make a real difference in 2025. Robots were everywhere at CES. Some were cute and small,

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Jan 13 2025EDUCATION

Why Some French Students Choose Veggie Meals More Often

It's no secret that cutting down on meat is good for both people and the planet. University cafeterias, where millions of students eat daily, offer a great chance to encourage young folks to try meat-free meals. This study looked at why some students in a French university cafeteria picked vegetaria

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Jan 13 2025SPORTS

Basketball Legend Pat Riley: The Cost of Excellence

Pat Riley, a basketball legend, has been chasing greatness for nearly six decades. He's done it as a player, coach, and now as an executive. But he admits that this lifelong pursuit has come at a price. Recently, he opened up about the sacrifices he's made, including his health and relationships, on

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Jan 13 2025HEALTH

Predicting Hospital Bottlenecks: Who's Likely to Stay Longer?

Hospitals all over the world are facing a big challenge: more people need help, but there's only so much space and time. This problem is often made worse by patients who no longer need intensive care but can't leave yet – we call them ALC patients. They take up beds and create crowds, which isn't go

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Jan 13 2025HEALTH

Lowering Drug Prices: What You Need to Know

Imagine you're a Medicare beneficiary in the US, eagerly waiting for lower drug prices. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is supposed to make that happen. But how does it all work? Well, let's dive into it. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has been busy crafting guidelines for t

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Jan 12 2025TECHNOLOGY

CES 2025: The Monitors That Stood Out

This year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas was packed with new computer monitors, but many were just minor updates from last year. However, a few really caught our attention. One of the highlights was LG's new 6K monitor, the UltraFine 32U990A. With a resolution of 6144×3456 pixels, it

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Jan 12 2025BUSINESS

Fire's Impact on Rent Prices in LA: A Sudden Surge

LA's rental market is seeing a sudden boost in prices due to the recent fires devastating homes. For instance, a furnished Bel Air home's listed price jumped from $15, 900 to $29, 500 per month in just a few months. Real estate agent Fiora Aston mentioned dozens of displaced families contacting her,

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