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Jan 26 2025HEALTH

Sleep Scratching: A New Way to Track Itchiness

Have you ever noticed that your itch gets worse at night? For people with skin conditions like atopic dermatitis, this is a common problem. Scratching in your sleep can make your skin worse, disrupt your sleep, and lower your quality of life. But how do you measure that? Scientists have been trying

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Jan 26 2025POLITICS

Spies Change Mind: Covid Might Have Leaked from Lab

Imagine your favorite detectives changing their minds about a mystery they've been working on for years. That's kind of what happened with the CIA and the COVID-19 pandemic. They used to think it could have come from an animal or a lab accident, but now they lean more towards the lab idea. They're n

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Jan 26 2025SPORTS

Dallas Cowboys' New Coach: An Unexpected Move

The Dallas Cowboys have appointed Brian Schottenheimer as their new head coach. This choice raised many eyebrows because the team kept former head coach Mike McCarthy around for a while before making this decision. Bryant McFadden, a two-time Super Bowl champion, shared his thoughts on the situation

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Jan 25 2025SPORTS

Cowboys' New Coach: A Quiet Friday Night Surprise

Well, it's not exactly the news Cowboys fans were hoping for. Meet Brian Schottenheimer, the new head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. At 51 years old, he's finally getting his chance to lead a team, but the reaction from fans hasn't been great. Maybe that's why owner Jerry Jones decided to announce the

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Jan 25 2025SPORTS

Cowboys' QB Coach Tolzien Moves On

The Dallas Cowboys are shaking things up on their coaching staff. After promoting Brian Schottenheimer to head coach, the team is parting ways with their quarterbacks coach, Scott Tolzien. Tolzien's contract has expired, and his future plans are unknown. Tolzien has been with the Cowboys since 2020

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Jan 25 2025TECHNOLOGY

Social Media in Storms: What People Talk About

Have you ever wondered what people talk about on social media during hurricanes? Instead of calling emergency hotlines, many people now turn to platforms like Twitter to share updates and seek help. The problem is, there's so much content that important messages can get lost. In the past, researcher

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Jan 25 2025SCIENCE

Mapping Temperatures: A New Trick for Scientists

Measuring temperature in large spaces like a room can be tricky. Traditional methods using emission spectroscopy can't give a full view. Scientists found a smarter way using data from spectroscopy. They tried two approaches. First, they used something called feature engineering, which is like findin

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Jan 25 2025ENVIRONMENT

Catching Illegal Wood Trade with Smart Technology

Illegal logging and the trade of forest products have long been a problem worldwide. This crime hurts ecosystems and communities. The United States is the biggest importer of wood and forest products globally, with $78 billion spent in 2021 alone. To tackle this issue, we need to find a clever way t

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Jan 25 2025HEALTH

Unmasking Hidden Hunger: Predicting Stunting Among Teen Girls in Ethiopia

Stunting, a clear sign of long-term undernutrition, shows that a child isn't growing as they should. While most studies in Ethiopia focus on early childhood and use traditional methods, this research took a different path. It aimed to find the best machine learning model to predict stunting among te

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Jan 25 2025HISTORY

Wage Gaps in Ancient China: A Long Look

Ever wondered how wage gaps changed over time in ancient China? Let's dive into the story from the Han Dynasty in 202 BCE to the Qing Dynasty in 1912 CE. We'll use historical records of government salaries, prices, and farm productivity to see how much officials and peasants earned. By comparing the

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