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Jun 15 2025ENVIRONMENT

Substitutes and Their Environmental Journey: HFPO-DA and PFOA

HFPO-DA, also known as Gen-X, is a replacement for PFOA. It is found in many places in the environment. It is important to study how it moves through soil and water. This is because it can affect human health. The study looked at how HFPO-DA and PFOA move through sand and limestone. It also looked a

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

Diabetes and the Brain: How a Plant Sterol Might Help

Diabetes can cause serious brain problems. These issues can make treating diabetes even harder. So, finding natural compounds that protect the brain could be a game-changer. One such compound is β-sitosterol. It's found in various plants and has shown promise in fighting diabetes-related brain damag

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Clues in Breast Cancer: How Metabolomics is Changing the Game

Breast cancer is the most frequent type of cancer among women. It has been a growing concern for many years. Early detection is key to improving survival rates and reducing deaths. This is where metabolomics comes into play. It is a field of study that looks at the chemicals produced by the body's m

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

The Hidden Healing: How Americans with and without Cancer Use Alternative Therapies

The use of alternative therapies is a hot topic. People want to know how often Americans turn to these treatments. Some people use them alongside traditional medicine. Others use them instead of conventional treatments. A study looked into this. It compared the use of these therapies between pe

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Jun 15 2025SCIENCE

The Power of Salt-Loving Microbes in Cleaning Up Chemical Messes

Deep eutectic solvents (DESs) are like superheroes in the chemistry world. They have amazing abilities to dissolve stuff, but they also have a dark side. Their toxicity is a big question mark. Why? Because different tests give different answers. It's like asking five people to describe a color. You

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Jun 15 2025HEALTH

Eyes on the Future: How Blood Vessels in the Eye Might Predict Serious Vision Problems

The eyes are often called the windows to the soul. However, they also serve as a window to our overall health. One area of study is focusing on the tiny blood vessels in the retina. These vessels might hold clues about two major eye diseases: glaucoma and age-related macular degeneration, or AMD. Re

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Jun 14 2025HEALTH

A Father's Unlikely Journey to a Liver Transplant

A man in his mid-40s was living life normally. He had no major health issues. He had a family to support and a desire to secure their future. So, he decided to update his life insurance. This decision led him down an unexpected path. During a routine check-up, something unusual was detected. His liv

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Jun 14 2025SPORTS

A Thrilling Turnaround in the NBA Finals

The NBA Finals took an unexpected twist as the Oklahoma City Thunder staged a dramatic comeback against the Indiana Pacers. The Thunder, who were once heavy favorites, found themselves in a tough spot but managed to even the series at 2-2. The Pacers, known for their incredible comebacks, s

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Jun 14 2025HEALTH

Heart Healing Heroes: The Role of Special Immune Cells in Repairing Heart Tissue

After a heart attack, the body's immune system kicks into high gear. It's like a rescue team rushing to the scene. Among these immune cells, a specific type called regulatory T cells (Tregs) has caught the attention of researchers. These Tregs produce a protein called Amphiregulin (AREG). This prote

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Jun 14 2025CRIME

A Single Life Saved in Air India's Tragedy

In India, a grim investigation is underway following a devastating Air India crash. The sole survivor, a British man named Vishwaskumar Ramesh, is lucky to be alive. He was on Air India flight 171, which took off from Ahmedabad and crashed into a medical college shortly after takeoff. The plane was

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