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May 19 2025SCIENCE

How Moon's Weak Magnetism Affects Wheat Growth

The Moon's magnetic field is almost nonexistent, unlike Earth's. This difference could have big effects on plants, especially when it comes to growing food on the Moon. Researchers decided to look into how this weak magnetic field affects wheat seedlings, a key crop for future space farming. They s

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May 16 2025HEALTH

Muslims with Ostomies: Navigating Faith and Health

The journey of Muslims with ostomies is a complex one. It involves balancing medical needs with deeply held religious beliefs. This exploration focuses on how these individuals manage their daily lives. An ostomy is a surgical procedure. It creates an opening in the body for waste to leave. This ca

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May 16 2025EDUCATION

Ping Pong: A Mirror of Cultural Values

Table tennis, or ping pong, is more than just a game. It reflects the cultural values of those who play it. A recent study dug into how Chinese and American graduate students view this sport. Six students from each country shared their thoughts and experiences. In China, table tennis is a big d

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May 16 2025SCIENCE

How Culture Shapes What We See and Say

People often share their memories in situations where cultures mix. This happens a lot in places like eyewitness interviews. A study looked into how people from Sub-Saharan Africa and Western Europe remember and talk about events they witnessed. The experiment involved 64 participants who watched a

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May 15 2025HEALTH

The Rise of Men in Wellness: A New Health Trend

The health scene in the United States has seen some big changes recently. These shifts are largely due to the policies of the current Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. His approach includes rejecting some established science and introducing new food regulations. Some sta

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May 15 2025SCIENCE

The Mango Genes That Control Flowering and Stress Resistance

The mango tree has two special genes called MiCOL13A and MiCOL13B. These genes are part of a bigger family that helps plants know when to bloom based on the length of the day. They also help plants deal with tough conditions like salt and drought. These genes were found in a specific type of mango c

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May 15 2025SCIENCE

Fish Gut Changes: How Heat Affects Olive Flounder

The olive flounder is a popular fish in East Asia. It is farmed for food. But, the fish faces a big problem. The water where it lives is getting warmer. This is due to climate change. Warmer water can make the fish sick. It can also slow down the fish's growth. Plus, it can change the tiny living th

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May 14 2025SCIENCE

Green Gold: Unlocking the Power of Allium's Sulfur Compounds

Allium vegetables, like garlic and onions, pack a punch with their sulfur-rich compounds. These organosulfur compounds, or OSC's, offer a range of health benefits. They can fight cancer, reduce inflammation, manage diabetes, boost immunity, and protect the heart. These compounds are also responsibl

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May 14 2025RELIGION

The Hidden Roots of Pope Leo XIV

The current Pope, Leo XIV, has roots that go deep into Louisiana's rich and complex history. His family tree reveals ties to the Creole community, a group known for their mixed heritage and significant influence in the region. This connection highlights the intricate web of race and class that has s

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May 14 2025POLITICS

The Pope's Simple Message to America

The recent selection of Pope Leo XIV has sparked global interest. In a world full of chaos, many turn to religious leaders for direction. Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has not shied away from addressing pressing global issues. His international press conference was no exception. He spoke on

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